I’m unsure about this question. Personally, I don’t know enough about other country’s voting systems, cultural values, and age restrictions. Just because two people are the same age does not… moreI’m unsure about this question. Personally, I don’t know enough about other country’s voting systems, cultural values, and age restrictions. Just because two people are the same age does not necessarily mean that they are both experts or mature enough to vote. Different countries expect certain ages to act a certain way. I believe that it depends on each individual country to decide their own restrictions on voting. Less
The legal voting age should be subjective to individual countries, as is the case with many other age-specific laws (such as the minimum drinking age). The voting age does not drop below 16, with 18… moreThe legal voting age should be subjective to individual countries, as is the case with many other age-specific laws (such as the minimum drinking age). The voting age does not drop below 16, with 18 being the most common. This being the case, I do not see the need for a global standardization. The focus should instead be on education to ensure people are receiving adequate information and updates about politics in their country (wherever possible). Less
I do not really see the point to standardize voting age when 85% of nations set their voting age at 18. So it already is almost a global standard.
I checked this page by the way: https:/… moreI do not really see the point to standardize voting age when 85% of nations set their voting age at 18. So it already is almost a global standard.
I think so
I think so. There is no reason for someone not to be able to vote in a country and able to vote in a different one merely for age.
I’m unsure about this question. Personally, I don’t know enough about other country’s voting systems, cultural values, and age restrictions. Just because two people are the same age does not… moreI’m unsure about this question. Personally, I don’t know enough about other country’s voting systems, cultural values, and age restrictions. Just because two people are the same age does not necessarily mean that they are both experts or mature enough to vote. Different countries expect certain ages to act a certain way. I believe that it depends on each individual country to decide their own restrictions on voting. Less
The legal voting age should be subjective to individual countries, as is the case with many other age-specific laws (such as the minimum drinking age). The voting age does not drop below 16, with 18… moreThe legal voting age should be subjective to individual countries, as is the case with many other age-specific laws (such as the minimum drinking age). The voting age does not drop below 16, with 18 being the most common. This being the case, I do not see the need for a global standardization. The focus should instead be on education to ensure people are receiving adequate information and updates about politics in their country (wherever possible). Less
I do not really see the point to standardize voting age when 85% of nations set their voting age at 18. So it already is almost a global standard.
I checked this page by the way:
https:/… moreI do not really see the point to standardize voting age when 85% of nations set their voting age at 18. So it already is almost a global standard.
I checked this page by the way:
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/voting-age-by-country Less