The global verdict is clear : two thirds of voters see nuclear as an energy of the future, with only 22 % opposed.
The gender gap is striking : men vote yes at 100 %, while women are split between yes and no. Undisclosed gender respondents lean toward uncertainty.
Among age groups, 18-24 year-olds are the only genuinely divided bracket, with a relative majority voting no. All other age groups vote yes without exception.
Pro-nuclear arguments focus on low carbon emissions, energy density and complementarity with intermittent renewables, with next-generation reactors cited as an answer to waste and cost concerns. Opposition voices invoke risk, with Chernobyl as the central reference point.