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Teenagers 'not mature enough' to vote

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Teenagers 'not mature enough' to vote

Teenagers 'not mature enough' to vote

Teenagers in Birmingham say they do not feel ‘mature enough’ to vote – after the government announced plans to lower the voting age in the UK from 18 to 16 ahead of the next General Election.

Report by Gluszczykm.

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