Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar is proposing to lower the voting age to 16 as part of an upcoming constitutional reform. He believes young people under 18 are adequately informed and capable of participating in the country’s governance. Magyar has pledged to personally support legislation enacting this change. The move aims to increase youth engagement in the political process. This reform is part of a broader effort to modernize Hungary's constitution. If implemented, it would allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in parliamentary and other national elections. The proposal reflects a growing international debate on youth suffrage.