'I cannot take it lightly': young voters urged to take part in EU elections

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : EU officials are hoping for a strong turnout, knowing that people who go to the polls in early adulthood are more likely to develop a lifelong voting habit.
55% : She also wants to see history education, as well as government leadership and policies to "speak to young people's concerns that make them feel included in the political process".
49% : Despite EU satisfaction with the 2019 turnout, younger voters were still less likely to vote than their parents and grandparents: only 42% of voters up to the age 24 reported voting in 2019, versus 54% of the 55+ group, according to a European parliament survey.
46% : Officials hope for strong youth turnout but experts say this does not translate into support for EU as far right makes inroadsThe town has a farm, a university and a factory, but nobody agrees on where to put the police station.

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