The verdict is clear: a large majority rejects sortition as an alternative to elections, with no gap from the global result.
Women are significantly more opposed than men, who remain more divided. The 45-54 age group stands out, split between yes and undecided.
The 18-24 age group is the only one to show a minority favorable vote; 25-34 and 65+ reject the idea unanimously.
Arguments converge on two points: random selection does not guarantee competence, and the stakes of collective decisions call for a deliberate rather than a chance-based process.