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It was interesting to see that the people who wanted to remain in the EU were those who were younger. They didn't want to have to deal with leaving.

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I missed the video but from the handout the younger the voter, the more the voted to stay. The sample size was small though with only 1,652 people polled.

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The creator of the video tactically selected members of each group in a way which would polarize the viewer

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The creator of the video tactically selected members of each group in a way which would polarize the viewer

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-Greg

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I noticed that the younger groups 18-24 had a higher percentage of remaining in the

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The ones that voted against leaving the EU are the ones who would have to be living with the change the longest. The ones who would be living with the change in the shortest amount of time are the ones who voted for the leave. The younger generation however, is the most important because they are the ones who are going to be a part of it the longest

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The majority of people who want to leave probably no longer contribute to their society.

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As the voting age increased the sentiment to leave the EU increased.

Who was polled (geography)

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only 1652 people were polled. That seems like too few of people to get an accurate reading of what the majority wants.

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The younger generation, who will be effected the most from this vote, voted to stay verses the older generation who won't live that long

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The data seems to be cherry picked in order to make a case for why the UK should have voted remain. I would rather see how the vote was divided by class than between people who haven't been in the workforce very long and people who spent their whole lives in it.

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Looks like the majority of people in favor of leaving the EU are older folks

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From the Brexit handout, I noticed that the older age groups (50-65+) voted more towards leaving the E,U., where as the the younger age groups (18-49) had higher votes to remain in the E.U..

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The video seemed to have a favorable view of the European union and promoted the "remain" side, making the "exit" viewpoint seem older and less informed.

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The younger generation will have to deal with Brexit choice more than the older voters.

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There are a lot of people who are undecided or did not vote in every demographic.

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It is interesting that Britain really would consider leaving, and even more interesting at how equally divided the vote was

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Those with more years to live voted to remain in the EU

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It's interesting that the younger the voter, the more they want to remain in the EU. -Amy

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The remain group have mainly the younger voter and the leave group mainly the 65+ voter