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On Thursday 12 May 2016, UCL held a mock referendum in the South Cloisters for all members of the UCL community.

Using the same question as on the official ballot paper for the national vote on 23 June, we asked: Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union?

The results were as follows:

• 88.3% voted to remain a member of the European Union
• 11.6% voted to leave the European Union

During the count, a slight difference in voting tendencies was noted between UCL staff and students; amongst staff, there was a slightly higher number of people in favour of Brexit, with 15.2% voting to leave the European Union. By comparison, 89.6% of students voted for the UK to remain.

Register to vote

With just 20 days to go until the real referendum on Britain's membership of the EU, the debate on this historic issue is really beginning to gain momentum. If you are eligible to vote, but have not yet registered to vote, remember that you need to do this before 7 June 2016 in order to take part in the referendum.

You can and at the Electoral Commission's website.

We would strongly encourage all eligible voters in the UCL community to register and vote if possible. To find out more about the referendum and the facts behind the headlines, please visit .

UCL Student Support and Wellbeing and UCL Global Engagement Office