Sentence examples for a lower voting from inspiring English sources
Still, the United States is not without proponents of a lower voting age.
Last month, peers backed a lower voting age by a majority of 82.
Labour peers in the House of Lords are considering tabling a separate amendment that would achieve a lower voting age during the referendum through other means.
A lower voting age also has the potential, she said, to promote "a deeper, more inclusive form of democracy" because a typical high school worldview might be more diverse and egalitarian than those in the often-balkanized social circles adults choose for themselves.
Other suggestions include keeping all Formula One races on terrestrial TV, leaving the EU and a lower voting age.
Long-time backers of a lower voting age, like the National Youth Rights Association, make a fairness argument as well.
ReprintsMost other parties were left with a lower vote than expected.
This would then translate into a lower vote tally than current polls suggest, which could force Mr Fico into an unwieldy electoral alliance.
Tony Blair won a convincing majority in 2005 with a lower vote share than David Cameron managed in 2010.
A lowered voting age isn't an entirely outlandish concept 16 and 17-year-olds are eligible to vote in Argentina, Austria, Brazil, and Ecuador.
The election result: Although Syriza is projected to win fewer seats and a slightly lower vote share than in January, it is worth remembering that seven parties then managed to pass the 3% threshold needed to enter parliament.
