Teen Vote Australia. Voting rights for teenagers.

Non-violence, find peace - World Peace Society of Australia

Currently 20 of our youth are registered to vote!

Please sign our petition to the Prime Minister to demand a non-mandatory vote for 13-17year olds. Click here for more info The most potent form of discrimination and prejudice today is against our youth. It is time that politicians listened, our society paid attention and our kids were heard. They are our future and they deserve a real voice, in a real democracy they deserve a vote.

These are the last 30 entries...

FirstName LastName Comment
Jack Straun yes of course - why cant kids vote, they have more of a conscience than adults who are just voting for their own money interests.
Michael Latner no comment
Jess Jones something more neds to be done about discrimination and racism in youth, more education and information about how much t affect people in schools would be a great idea
Randy Fullerd no comment
Ming fung@vincent Chin world need peace,let's together make world peace and no war and let's fight for future.and we should not fight between human being and human being but to fight all natural disaster.listen world always wait for us,we should not just leave the chace,can we imagine the day when it come to the end,i think that is the worst day,so i think best way is not to fight but to sit down together and discuss,that all,i hope there is no war again in iran,north korea and other country.
Tasha Marsh Anne Frank, “We aren’t allowed to have any opinions. People can tell you to keep your mouth shut, but it doesn’t stop you having your own opinion. Even if people are very young, they shouldn’t be prevented from saying what they think.”
Janelle Hardiman When the power of love overcomes the love of power, then the world will know world peace. -Hendrix
Trudie Weerkamp no comment
Nasir Mahmood Today we urgently need a new, more fundamental approach to peace that can neutralize the very basis of terrorism and war.”
Sebastian Enemark Dear PM, I, as a member of this great country, request that you lisen to the people of this great country, including the youth as well, and what a great opertunity to do so. yours Seb Enemark of mid north cost NSW
Ashleigh & bethany G & o let the children go we should have a right to vote if we're 15
Gabe Windham peace and love, man. we can change with time.
Meghan K the youth of australia should have the right to vote instead of just letting the 18 & over vote . coz we also hav the right to to drive @ 16 not 17. coz some ppl cum out of schol then they turn 17 over the chrissie holidays.
Adam Ringler no comment
Jodie Brabin The Youth of Australia are just as influenced by politics as those who decide who is in power. Not only that but we are just as aware of the effect policies put in place will have on us and our future. You are creating the world for us yet we have no choice in how it is made, we deserve to have the choice to vote!
Tom Degnan I dont really like you but you are the pm so other ppl must like u
Yaatra Dvivedi no comment
Janice Howard I have taught many young people who would be much more capable of voting than many adults who do not give time or energy to considering the issues.
Sarah Burg Whilst I feel that some of the youth may not be mature enough to make some of the very important decisions, I believe that their opinions should be heard as what happens today effects them tomorrow!
Renee Van den oever no comment
Corey Strain I belive that we as teenagers make up a fare portion of the population and deserve to have a say in the country WE WILL be left to deal with.
Faith Pramuk We are the world's youth and we have the right to vote!
Josh Thomas I'm 17 years old and i want to vote! I'm ten times more interested in politics than my parents, so how is that fair? Please let us vote.
Lynette Trau The youth of today are the future of tommrrow, it's about time we listen!!!!
Conrado De paulo once the kids mean the future it's fair to them to manifest their intention
Sandra Oliveira Remember, you've been young once...
Stefanie G no comment
Abby Pye us kids are getting it so rough i honestly dont think we would go through the things we do if there was just peace.. i honestly to god cant see the point in war!! we dont understand is it to make a point, is it to look good? can u imagin how HAPPY people would be if there was no hatred!! abby :'(
Clare N the youth of australia are more informed than you think... we deserve to vote just as much as any other citizen of this country. By the time the next election comes around I will be over eighteen, but plenty more people won't be and I think if you're passionate about this country, no matter what your age, you should be able to have a say in its future.
Sunil Prasad Dear Mr PM, I hope this coming year our government will listen more attentively to the concerns of us, the youth. Please be very cautious of our actions towards sustainable developemnt and a cleaner and more peaceful environment. Wiah you and your crew all the best. Hope to keeping our environment green. Sunil

FirstName	LastName	Comment
Jack	Straun	yes of course - why cant kids vote, they have more of a conscience than adults who are just voting for their own money interests.
Michael	Latner	no comment
Jess	Jones	something more neds to be done about discrimination and racism in youth, more education and information about how much t affect people in schools would be a great idea
Randy	Fullerd	no comment
Ming fung@vincent	Chin	world need peace,let's together make world peace and no war and let's fight for future.and we should not fight between human being and human being but to fight all natural disaster.listen world always wait for us,we should not just leave the chace,can we imagine the day when it come to the end,i think that is the worst day,so i think best way is not to fight but to sit down together and discuss,that all,i hope there is no war again in iran,north korea and other country.
Tasha	Marsh	Anne Frank, “We aren’t allowed to have any opinions. People can tell you to keep your mouth shut, but it doesn’t stop you having your own opinion. Even if people are very young, they shouldn’t be prevented from saying what they think.”
Janelle	Hardiman	When the power of love overcomes the love of power, then the world will know world peace. -Hendrix
Trudie	Weerkamp	no comment
Nasir	Mahmood	Today we urgently need a new, more fundamental approach to peace that can neutralize the very basis of terrorism and war.”
Sebastian	Enemark	Dear PM, I, as a member of this great country, request that you lisen to the people of this great country, including the youth as well, and what a great opertunity to do so. yours Seb Enemark of mid north cost NSW
Ashleigh & bethany	G & o	let the children go we should have a right to vote if we're 15
Gabe	Windham	peace and love, man. we can change with time.
Meghan	K	the youth of australia should have the right to vote instead of just letting the 18 & over vote . coz we also hav the right to to drive @ 16 not 17. coz some ppl cum out of schol then they turn 17 over the chrissie holidays.
Adam	Ringler	no comment
Jodie	Brabin	The Youth of Australia are just as influenced by politics as those who decide who is in power. Not only that but we are just as aware of the effect policies put in place will have on us and our future. You are creating the world for us yet we have no choice in how it is made, we deserve to have the choice to vote!
Tom	Degnan	I dont really like you but you are the pm so other ppl must like u
Yaatra	Dvivedi	no comment
Janice	Howard	I have taught many young people who would be much more capable of voting than many adults who do not give time or energy to considering the issues.
Sarah	Burg	Whilst I feel that some of the youth may not be mature enough to make some of the very important decisions, I believe that their opinions should be heard as what happens today effects them tomorrow!
Renee	Van den oever	no comment
Corey	Strain	I belive that we as teenagers make up a fare portion of the population and deserve to have a say in the country WE WILL be left to deal with.
Faith	Pramuk	We are the world's youth and we have the right to vote!
Josh	Thomas	I'm 17 years old and i want to vote! I'm ten times more interested in politics than my parents, so how is that fair? Please let us vote.
Lynette	Trau	The youth of today are the future of tommrrow, it's about time we listen!!!!
Conrado	De paulo	once the kids mean the future it's fair to them to manifest their intention
Sandra	Oliveira	Remember, you've been young once...
Stefanie	G	no comment
Abby	Pye	us kids are getting it so rough i honestly dont think we would go through the things we do if there was just peace.. i honestly to god cant see the point in war!! we dont understand is it to make a point, is it to look good? can u imagin how HAPPY people would be if there was no hatred!! abby :'(
Clare	N	the youth of australia are more informed than you think... we deserve to vote just as much as any other citizen of this country. By the time the next election comes around I will be over eighteen, but plenty more people won't be and I think if you're passionate about this country, no matter what your age, you should be able to have a say in its future.
Sunil	Prasad	Dear Mr PM, I hope this coming year our government will listen more attentively to the concerns of us, the youth. Please be very cautious of our actions towards sustainable developemnt and a cleaner and more peaceful environment. Wiah you and your crew all the best. Hope to keeping our environment green. Sunil


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