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What legal rights do 16 yr olds have

Leaving school, working and joining the armed forces

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What principle does not being able to vote violate for some 16 yr olds

Taxation with representation

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When wer 16 yr olds allowed to vote in Scotland

2014 referendum, 2015 Scottish parliamentary elections

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Why are 16 - 17 yr olds misinformed

Disproportionately get their views from online sources and social media

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2024 “online deepfakes” shared of

Starmer on X that received over 1.5 million views

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Overall argument for 16 yr olds to vote

Political apathy exists across the electorate - so does misinformation

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Where are prisoners currently denied the right to vote

England, wales, NI

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What case ruled that prisoners not voting undermines human rights

2005 Hirst V United Kingdom

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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

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YouGov poll on prisoners voting

71% people saying criminals do not deserve a say in elections

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HOC backbench business debate prisoners voting

Rejected prisoner voting by 234 - 22 with cross party support

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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

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Compulsory voting successful example

Australia turnout always over 90%

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2024 GE turnout

59% over 1/3 failed to participate

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Why compulsory voting may not be effective

Depressed turnout indicative of deeper issues - focus on electoral reform instead

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Compulsory voting could lead to - negative

Donkey voting and spoilt ballots

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Overall justification of compulsory voting

Reliable way to boost turnout and ensure universal participation

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