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What legal rights do 16 yr olds have
Leaving school, working and joining the armed forces
What principle does not being able to vote violate for some 16 yr olds
Taxation with representation
When wer 16 yr olds allowed to vote in Scotland
2014 referendum, 2015 Scottish parliamentary elections
Why are 16 - 17 yr olds misinformed
Disproportionately get their views from online sources and social media
2024 “online deepfakes” shared of
Starmer on X that received over 1.5 million views
Overall argument for 16 yr olds to vote
Political apathy exists across the electorate - so does misinformation
Where are prisoners currently denied the right to vote
England, wales, NI
What case ruled that prisoners not voting undermines human rights
2005 Hirst V United Kingdom
What did the ECHR rule on the case of hirst V UK
The blanket ban on prisoners voting by UK gov violated article 3 of ECHR and undermines universal suffrage
YouGov poll on prisoners voting
71% people saying criminals do not deserve a say in elections
HOC backbench business debate prisoners voting
Rejected prisoner voting by 234 - 22 with cross party support
Overall reason that prisoners should not have the vote
Once committed a crime social contract broke, lose other rights due to breaking law - could lead to public dissatisfaction due to widespread resistance
Compulsory voting successful example
Australia turnout always over 90%
2024 GE turnout
59% over 1/3 failed to participate
Why compulsory voting may not be effective
Depressed turnout indicative of deeper issues - focus on electoral reform instead
Compulsory voting could lead to - negative
Donkey voting and spoilt ballots
Overall justification of compulsory voting
Reliable way to boost turnout and ensure universal participation