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Response rates from 559k Canada voters.
21% Yes |
79% No |
17% Yes |
75% No |
4% Yes, any citizen that pays taxes should be allowed to vote |
3% No, and voters should be required to pass a basic test demonstrating their understanding of politics in order to vote |
1% No, it should be raised |
Trend of support over time for each answer from 559k Canada voters.
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Unique answers from Canada voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
@8KQL6XN4yrs4Y
There are some incredibly smart kids that know more than the average adult about worldly topics and politics. Perhaps, when younger aged, they can write a short and simple test to show their competence in order to vote.
@9XCL7LD2wks2W
Yes, it should be lowered to the age of 16 - as long as individuals take a quick test to prove their competence.
@9X56Y5B2wks2W
no because some teens are not that introduce to political things,or have a lack of education about political thing,and "not all teenagers" but they are not serious about this topic.
@9WJ6SYS3wks3W
I think it depends on what the person’s maturity level is like, and if they want to vote at all. I don’t think most teenagers even want to vote
@9WGXHQL3wks3W
No, if you do or do not pay taxes you should still be allowed to vote only if you are the right age to vote.
@9VWBXVR4wks4W
No, there should be however more accessibility to current political platforms. Continual unbiased updates in schools, social platforms, signage, etc.
@9VVJGFW4wks4W
Voting age should match military age. If you are old enough to carry a weapon in the army you are old enough to vote
@9VMNH821mo1MO
Please make it so that 16 years of age can vote and have a sense of belonging when it comes to decision-making.
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