Drive to lower voting age gains momentum across states
An Associated Press survey shows moves to lower the voting age to 18 19 or 20 in several states while campus violence and youth appearance stir opposition. Governors and legislatures in New York California Minnesota and others push constitutional amendments or bills with referenda expected by 1971.
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