The chart illustrates the likelihood of different age groups voting in the upcoming European Parliamentary elections. Notably, the age groups 35-44 and 65+ show the highest likelihood of voting, with 88% indicating they are very likely to participate. The 18-34 age group, however, shows a lower likelihood, with only 79% very likely to vote. Interestingly, the 55-64 age group has a slightly lower percentage of very likely voters at 85%, but a higher percentage of somewhat likely voters at 10%. The data suggests a strong inclination towards voting among older age groups, while younger voters exhibit more variability in their likelihood to vote. This trend highlights the potential impact of age on voter turnout and the importance of engaging younger demographics in the electoral process. The consistency in high likelihood across older age groups may reflect a greater sense of civic duty or interest in political outcomes among these populations. Overall, the data underscores the need for targeted efforts to increase voter engagement among younger individuals to ensure a representative turnout in the elections.