Voting age reduction: constitutional Article amended to lower the minimum voting age for electoral participation nationwide. Amendment substitutes the age qualification in Article 326 of the Constitution by replacing the words 'twenty-one years' with the words 'eighteen years,' lowering the minimum age qualification for the electoral franchise; the change is a textual substitution of the qualifying age without prescribing additional procedural or eligibility conditions.
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Voting age reduction: constitutional Article amended to lower the minimum voting age for electoral participation nationwide.
Amendment substitutes the age qualification in Article 326 of the Constitution by replacing the words "twenty-one years" with the words "eighteen years," lowering the minimum age qualification for the electoral franchise; the change is a textual substitution of the qualifying age without prescribing additional procedural or eligibility conditions.
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