The Deadline to Register to Vote in the EU Referendum Closes - 'In' and 'Out' EU Referendum Campaigns Continue.

The video discusses the annual Lords vs Commons tug of war event, highlighting its occurrence during the EU referendum campaign. It emphasizes the importance of registering to vote by the midnight deadline, with a focus on increasing voter turnout, especially among young people. Despite a surge in online registrations, concerns remain about low participation from younger demographics. Campaign efforts, including appearances by David Cameron, aim to boost engagement. The video concludes with a call to action for those not yet registered to participate in the upcoming referendum.

What event provided a brief pause during the EU referendum campaign?

• A debate in the House of Commons

• The annual Lords vs Commons tug of war

• A public speech by David Cameron

• A televised interview with Boris Johnson

Why is there a major push to register voters before the deadline?

• To ensure a high turnout in the referendum

• To reduce the number of invalid votes

• To support Boris Johnson's campaign

• To increase the number of older voters

Which age group is least likely to register to vote according to the transcript?

• Voters aged 50-64

• Voters over 65

• Voters aged 35-49

• Voters under 34

What effect did David Cameron's media appearances have on voter registration?

• They caused confusion among voters

• They led to a surge in voter registration

• They had no impact on voter registration

• They decreased voter registration

Who won the tug of war between the Lords and the Commons?

• It was a draw

• The Commons

• The Lords

• The result was not mentioned