Lowering the Voting Age to 18: Hearings, Ninety-first Congress, Second Session, Объемы 94-970U.S. Government Printing Office, 1970 - Всего страниц: 624 |
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... fact that this percentage is low , we would also have to attribute that low percentage to the fact that many States in the Union make it difficult to acquire absentee ballots , and have all kinds of restric- tions on how one can apply ...
... fact that this percentage is low , we would also have to attribute that low percentage to the fact that many States in the Union make it difficult to acquire absentee ballots , and have all kinds of restric- tions on how one can apply ...
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... fact that this percentage is low , we would also have to attribute that low percentage to the fact that many States in the Union make it difficult to acquire absentee ballots , and have all kinds of restric- tions on how one can apply ...
... fact that this percentage is low , we would also have to attribute that low percentage to the fact that many States in the Union make it difficult to acquire absentee ballots , and have all kinds of restric- tions on how one can apply ...
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... fact that you point out that some of the opposition to 18 - year - old voting is based on misconceptions that some people have based on what it was like when we were 18 , 19 and 20. Secondly , the point that there are really a ...
... fact that you point out that some of the opposition to 18 - year - old voting is based on misconceptions that some people have based on what it was like when we were 18 , 19 and 20. Secondly , the point that there are really a ...
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... to adults , " Don't think about the fact that you are enfranchising a few radicals , think of your own children . Do you think they are capable of handling the voting privileges ? " On that argument . Cincinnati and 31.
... to adults , " Don't think about the fact that you are enfranchising a few radicals , think of your own children . Do you think they are capable of handling the voting privileges ? " On that argument . Cincinnati and 31.
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... fact was not brought out by television . This uproar was photogenic , and easily seen because the disorder had been taken out of the classrooms and put on the central campus where it could be photographed . But , because it could be ...
... fact was not brought out by television . This uproar was photogenic , and easily seen because the disorder had been taken out of the classrooms and put on the central campus where it could be photographed . But , because it could be ...
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