The data displays the way in which citizens of the UK voted in the EU Referendum, the results are sorted by age group and gender. 61% of males aged 18 to 24 years voted for the United Kingdom to remain within the EU, whereas an equal 61% of males in the 50 to 64 age brackets voted in favor of a “Brexit”. The peak share came from women between the ages of 18 and 24, 80% of whom voted for 'Remain'.
Further information regarding the UK's referendum on EU membership is available, including data on: the result of UK referendum, number of votes cast, regional number of votes, voting intention by age,
EU referendum voting intention in the UK in 2016, by age group, number of ballot papers , number of rejected ballot papers , and innitial voter remorse, by age.
