The former leader of Malaysia has won election again at the age of 92. What do you think is the oldest age someone can realistically be the political leader of a country?

The former leader of Malaysia has won election again at the age of 92. What do you think is the oldest age someone can realistically be the political leader of a country? Published on 11 May 2018 → Survey conducted on 11 May 2018 on 4725 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

No older than 60

11%

No older than 65

12%

No older than 70

16%

No older than 75

10%

No older than 80

No older than 85

No older than 90

No older than 95

Any age, as long as they are fit and healthy

37%

Don't know

No older than 60

11%

No older than 65

12%

No older than 70

16%

No older than 75

10%

No older than 80

No older than 85

No older than 90

No older than 95

Any age, as long as they are fit and healthy

37%

Don't know

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