Voting been such a great succes in the USA, It been around ever since 1948. Voting is choosing between many things rather you like then in your own opinion or you dont. Every year the vote population grows in America. You could be debating rather you would like your favor food to be surve in your school, you cold be debating rather you would want to drive in the agre of 17. But when it comes to real voting it takes alot of responsibilty. In this passage i would be arguing to keep the voting age at 18. A the age of 18 it feels like you take your life to the next step, you start thinking out the box you become more responsable. Meaning you start doing what an adult would be doing. At the age of 18 people take you serious, you are legable …show more content…
The lower partivipation of younger voters show a lack of civic responsibility, meaning 17-16 lower dont really have the enough mindset as an 18 year old teenager. In my own opinion i think the 16 - 18 age group would be even less involved. In the year 2012, 64% of the youngest voters showed disinterst in the political proves by not voting. Increasing the number of younger voters would lower the voting percentage. We are trying to increase the percentage of our voting population not lower it. Therefor my opinion is to keep the voting age at 18. we could set our goals simillar to Belgium. Allowing people to vote from there home would raise the percentage. Mobile voting booths would help. Maybe send manny people from the goverment to people 's houses and asking them to vote. M final and last argument is trying to argue to keep the voting age at 18, lowering the age would not chnage nothing. It would just be random votes and we want mature human beings to give the right voting opinion. According to a U.S. Census Bureau report, only 38% of voters in the 18-24 age group voted in 2012. By contrast, close to 70% of older voters participated. My final opinion is to keep keep the voting at age 18 and to not lower