Yes.
Australians can vote when they reach the age of eighteen.
The 26th amendment of the United States lowered and established the voting age to eighteen years old.
Yes, much like in the United States, people do vote in Austria. The legal age to vote in Austria is the age of eighteen.
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If you mean vote for the office and president, anyone over the age of eighteen that would like to make a difference.
It does not. No one serves in the army before eighteen years of age.
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The amendment that tells you the age you have to be to vote (eighteen) is the Twenty-Sixth Amendment which was ratified on July 1, 1971.
to vote for anything that has to do with the government, you have to be at least 18 years old
As a Canadian citizen, I can tell you that a person has to be at the age of majority, or eighteen years of age, at the voting day.
men and woman can vote at the age of 18
States have the right to set any age limit for voting except an age over 18 years. Under the Twenty Sixth Amendment to the US Constitution, no state may deny or abridge the right of a person eighteen years of age the right to vote on account of age. States determine what the age of majority for its citizens should be and may grant them certain privileges regardless of the age of majority. Examples are that most states allow people to drive motor vehicles before a person turns eighteen years old, while they also prohibit drinking alcoholic beverages even after a person turns eighteen. Presumably, a state could allow a person under eighteen to vote, but they can't prohibit a person eighteen or over the right to vote.