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In a Facebook poll of 2,623 respondents, 42.1% chose “4-6 Years”. How we count
13+ opened with a flawless 100% on day one and looked untouchable. It wasn't: the lead changed hands three times in a single week — to 4-6 Years on day 6, back to 13+ on day 7, then to 4-6 Years for good on day 8. That's the entire contest. Across the next 429 days the margin barely moved, drifting between 44% and 54% without another swap.
The two leaders drew different rooms. 4-6 Years split almost evenly by gender — 53 men, 52 women — while 13+ skewed female, just 5 men to 12 women, the poll's long-timers. The geography agreed with the newer camp too: the two biggest voting countries, the US and UK, both leaned 4-6 Years, the pick of the poll's broad middle over its extremes.
- Three flips, one week · Lead changed hands three times between day 6 and day 8
- 429 days unchanged · 4-6 Years held the top spot from day 8 to the end
- Gender split · 4-6 Years even by gender; 13+ voters ran 71% women
- US and UK agree · Poll's top two countries both leaned toward 4-6 Years