Britain Approves Lower Voting Age Amid Calls for Youth Representation
Move sparks comparison with U.S. teen activism
The British government has officially lowered the voting age, granting 16- and 17-year-olds the right to vote in future elections.
The landmark reform, aimed at empowering younger citizens, has reignited debates globally, particularly among American teenagers pushing for similar rights in the United States.
The landmark reform, aimed at empowering younger citizens, has reignited debates globally, particularly among American teenagers pushing for similar rights in the United States.
