Will 16 year olds vote in the EU referendum?

I wouldn't trust a 16 year old to make a gin and tonic, let alone vote on the future of this country.

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and want to vote to stay in.

Yet Scottish 16 year olds were able to vote in the Scottish independence referendum. Why should there be a double standard, there is no difference between a 16yr old in Scotland and one in the rest of the country

Gordon's/Beefeater Gin 1/2
Schweppes tonic water 1/2
2 ice cubes
+ Slice of lime

That's how I would make it anyway




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Gordon's/Beefeater Gin 1/2
Schweppes tonic water 1/2
2 ice cubes
+ Slice of lime

That's how I would make it anyway




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Please make a swift exit, good Sir. I appreciate the initiative but to even consider Gordon's is an outrage.

16 year old should get a vote after all they are probably more up to date on current affairs then most the adults that get a vote.


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I'm 16 and want to vote to stay in.


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What a silly thing to assume.

Silly thing to assume? 16 year old are still in school and a forced to look at detail into politics and the news. Not only do some 16 year olds literally study politics as a subject but the national curriculum includes issues such as immigration which gets taught using up to date statistics and information,and students are encouraged to look further into their views on the topic. Political debates and exercises are also common in schools which leads students to invest time and fully weigh up the facts (not just what a bias party want to put into large print in the news). The truth is 16 year olds would probably use a lot more cold hard facts then many of the adult voters who are stuck 3 decades in the past, we are more open minded to change and aren't holding on to Britain's golden years like many of the older generations are.


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