Voting age (Ajax)

The voting age in Ajax varies by country. The age is usually between 16 and 21. In some countries, the voting age may differ by state or the type of vote.

Voting age by country

Nation	Voting age	Details
Eagleland	18	Under Law 9651/1976 Government Gazette IV 1976, the age of maturity is set at 18 years of age for all male and female residents the Eagleland. Hence 18-year-olds are eligible to vote in national, prefectural, and municipal elections.
Gelonia	16	Citizens become automatically registered as voters upon turning 16; voter is compulsory for all citizens over the age of 18.
Ghant	16	Lowered from 21 to 18 in 1970, and from 18 to 16 in 2010.
Template:Country data Fakolana	18	After the 1893 Constitution was ratified, the constitutional voting age was universally set to age 18 in all elections, as well as opening up voting for women.
Iotopha	18	The Constitution of Iotopha calls for universal suffrage for all citizens over the age of 18.
Latium	17	Before 1961, the only requirements for voter eligibility were to be a land-owning, male citizen of Latium with no restrictions or mentions of age. Under the Voting Rights Edict of 1961, all Latin citizens, not felons, and even qualifying Belisarian citizens are eligible to vote in national and local elections.
Ottonia	16	Voting age set at 16 due to it being the age of majority; although no explicit right to vote is codified in any form in the Federation prior to 1949, prior elections (usually local matters) would allow the franchise to any person who was of legal majority.
Sante Reze	15	Land-owners were granted voting rights since 1502 under the Ecclesiastical Republic, which inherently included Church leaders and merchant guilds, as well as the nobility. When the Noble Republic was established in 1702, the voting rights were granted to all titled adults, where the age of adulthood was considered fifteen - this barred commons from voting even if they owned land. In 18xx, universal suffrage was enacted for all adults.
Sydalon	20	From the introduction of national elections in 1911 until 1946 only male, Catholic land or property owners were eligible to vote in elections, with limited sufferage for women in Petra. It wasn't until the Voting Rights Act of 1946 that suffrage was extended to include all female Catholics. Universal suffrage was later extended to include all citizens in 2004, though religious minorities still face difficulty at polling places.
Vannois	17	As of the 2002 Voting Rights Act Amendment, lowered from 20.
Yisrael	21	Set from the 1954 Vote Franchise Act; lowered from 23 before 1954.