the uk voting age was lowered to 18 in 1969.
the uk voting age was lowered to 18 in 1969.
when was the uk voting age lowered to 18?
1969
bullet::::- 1906 – full suffrage for all citizens adults aged 24 or older at beginning of voting year.









































bullet::::- 1921 – suppression of property-based number of votes on municipal level; equal vote for everybody.









































bullet::::- 1944 – voting age lowered to 21 years.









































bullet::::- 1969 – voting age lowered to 20 years.









































bullet::::- 1972 – voting age lowered to 18 years.









































bullet::::- 1981 – voting and eligibility rights were granted to nordic passport union country citizens without residency condition for municipal elections.
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bullet::::- 1946 - voting age lowered to 21.









































bullet::::- 1967 - voting age lowered to 20.









































bullet::::- 1978 - voting age lowered to 18.









































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bullet::::- 1918 – in its first days of independence in 1918, after 123 years of partition, voting rights were granted to both men and women. eight women were elected to the sejm in 1919.









































bullet::::- 1952 – voting age lowered to 18.









































section::::history around the world.:south africa.
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