Have you purchased gold with Crowns?

No led with 57% of the vote on day one. Three hundred eighty-five days and 2,441 votes later, it closed at 54.8% — a drift of about two points across an entire year. Yes never closed the gap below a comfortable double-digit margin, and no other option came near the lead at any point in the poll's life.

The gender split is the real texture: among voters who shared it, women made up 43% of the No camp but just 29% of Yes voters and under a quarter of Not Yet — men were the ones pushing gold purchases. Meanwhile 236 people, nearly 1 in 10, sat on the fence the entire time and still hadn't picked a side by the end.

• Two-point drift · No opened at 57% and finished at 54.8% after 385 days.
• Gender gap on No · Women were 43% of No voters, just 29% of Yes voters.
• Persistent fence-sitters · 236 voters — nearly 1 in 10 — stayed on Not Yet.