This chart provides a detailed breakdown of the UK population in the context of the Brexit vote. Out of a total population of 65.8 million, 46.5 million were eligible to vote. However, a significant portion, 19.3 million, were ineligible. Among the eligible electorate, 13 million either did not turn out or submitted spoiled ballots. The chart further dissects the voting population by region, highlighting that 28.5 million voters were from England, 2.7 million from Scotland, 0.8 million from Ireland, and 1.6 million from Wales. This visualization underscores the complexity of the Brexit vote, revealing that a substantial number of individuals did not participate in the decision-making process. The data suggests that while England had the largest number of voters, the overall turnout was affected by a considerable number of non-participants and ineligible individuals. This nuanced view of the electorate provides insight into the diverse and multifaceted nature of the Brexit referendum, emphasizing the importance of understanding voter demographics and participation rates in such significant political events.