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@9QQTJS39mos9MO
yes, however all voters should be requited to pass a basic civics test in order to demonstrate their understanding of politics.
I think it should be lowered to young adults such as 15-17 but nothing under those ages. Also the people need to be educated.
@8WWV44D3yrs3Y
I think this is an appropreate age
@8VVP4VX4yrs4Y
Yes & education on current & proposed political platforms should be mandatory in schools & available for free to the public prior to elections.
@8VHK9ST4yrs4Y
There should be trail for 16 an 17 year old to prove if there matured of it or not.
@8TJY65L4yrs4Y
Yes, because i feel as if i am mature enough to vote and i should have the right to!
@8TJ662Y4yrs4Y
People no younger then 15 should be able to vote as long as they pass a test that proves that they understand the current political system and are mature.
As long as they pass a basic test that shows their understanding of politics.
@8TJ4NQW4yrs4Y
Yes, as long as the person is responsible and educated
if you are able drive I feel as if you should be able to vote
Yes (lowered to age 16), but all voters this age and above should be required to pass a basic test demonstrating their understanding of politics in order to vote
@99CJGGJNew Democratic2yrs2Y
No any voter should be 18 years of age and a voter should be given a basic course as to how the Canadian gov and elections work, and explain each candidates stances in a neutral unbiased standpoint they should be given relevant information from each candidate to make a self thought decision at home on their on time to before voting.
@96LZ6W7New Democratic2yrs2Y
No, and voters should be required to pass a basic and widley acessible test demonstrating their understanding of politics in order to vote
Yes, but voters under 18 should be required to take a basic test demonstrating their understanding of politics in order to vote.
@93RXR5X3yrs3Y
No, youths tend to believe the first thing they see on the internet and become closed off to any other ideas or truth (as what they believe could be propaganda).
@93QZV7Z3yrs3Y
No, I think the current age is appropriate.
@8PDQ35D4yrs4Y
No, but citizens should be allowed to register to vote before turning 18
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