June 10, 2017 at 4:26 pm (The Guardian)
Tags: elections, England, news, politics, transitions
The “youthquake” was a key component of Corbyn’s 10-point advance in Labour’s share of the vote — exceeding even Tony Blair’s nine-pont gain in his first 1997 landslide. No official data exists for the scale of this but an NME-led exit poll suggests turnout among under-35s rose by 12 points to 56% compared with 2015. The survey said nearly two-thirds of younger voters backed Labour, with Brexit their main concern.
— Alan Travis, The Guardian, Saturday, 10 June 2017
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