Reform UK will not support lowering voting age to 16
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Reform UK will not support lowering voting age to 16
When asked whether his party would support lowering the voting age to 16, Reform UK leader said ''No, even though we'd get lots of votes''.
Mr Farage also added 16 years olds should only be allowed to vote when they are allowed to stand for Parliament.
The next general election will see 16-year-olds able to vote for the first time, ministers have confirmed in wide-ranging plans to âmodernise our democracyâ.
Report by Gluszczykm.
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