voting age

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Furthermore, it remains extremely low when compared to the votingage population, reflecting serious deficiencies in the registration of eligible voters.
Select a national probability sample of the citizen votingage population and question them about some policy domain(s).
The turnout, roughly 50 per cent of the votingage population, was somewhat below most other regions, but not dramatically so.
They did not know, for example, when they were born and thus when or if they had reached the required votingage.
Overall, we find that these factors measured prior to votingage influence voting decisions over twenty years later.
However, attrition is relatively low once the cohort reach votingage, falling from 12,044 at age 23 to 10,986 at age 33 and 10,979 at age 42.
A process of updating the 1993 voters' rolls had been undertaken in 1996, but had to be repeated the following year following the reduction in the votingage.
A precise calculation would require a precise estimate of the number of people reaching votingage, which is not possible as the census is classified in five-year-interval age groups.
The votingage is 16, not 15.
A precise calculation of new voters would entail a correct knowledge of the relevant age cohort entering votingage minus the deaths in the previously eligible population.
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