what happens when we lower the voting age to 16?
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What Maryland cities and towns are most likely to adopt a Vote 16 policy?
What Maryland cities and towns are most likely to adopt a Vote 16 policy?
Lowering the voting age has become an increasingly popular idea worldwide, with several countries and regions enfranchising 16- and 17-year-olds. The State of Mary...
New resource for organizers: Vote16 International Timeline
We believe that the accessible dissemination of research, evidence, and argumentation all play a key role in campaigns for youth voting rights.
That’s why we’re excited to share our newest resource:
The Vote16 International Timeline: E...
67.4% of New Jersey Democrats support Vote 16 for school board elections...
New Jersey is increasingly at the forefront of Vote 16 organizing in the United States.
New Jersey has had an extraordinary level of Vote 16 activism over the last couple of years. The student-led Vote 16 New Jersey effort has helped spa...
The UK has expanded the voting age to 16. What's next for Vote 16 efforts in the United States?
Dear Friends,
Suffrage movements build power by seizing opportunities to win and implement policies that expand voting rights. In the United States, the women’s suffrage movement famously succeeded in a long march from the Seneca Falls co...
College Park becomes 9th Maryland city to expand the voting age to 16 for municipal elections
At the Vote 16 Research Network, our team at the University of Maryland College Park is always looking to learn from the incredible local leaders engaging with Vote 16 policies around the country and the world.
Over the last few months, w...
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