Young British Voters Are Least Likely to Vote Among Europeans
A low turnout is expected among Europe’s youth for the European elections towards the end of May. Generally, young British voters are the least likely to vote in the EU. A survey has found that while 71 percent of Italians aged 18-24 have voted in at least one political election, this figure falls to just 38 percent in the United Kingdom.
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This chart shows the percentage of young people who have voted in a political election by European country.
Main reasons given by young French people not to vote in the 2019 European elections
Which of the following represent the reason why you would be unlikely to vote?
Have you ever voted in a regional or national election?
Voter turnout in the European Parliament elections in the United Kingdom and the European Union (EU) from 1979 to 2019
Voting intentions of all first-time voters who are "certain to vote" in Great Britain in 2014*
Voter turnout of the European elections of March 23, 2019 in the Netherlands, by age
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