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.
