In the last Eurobarometer, 70% of the répondant said that EU had an impact on their lives. But is there a causal effect between saying that the EU impacts our lives, and going to vote? Do citizens see the act of voting usefull because they think EU can impact their lives?
Whether voting has been impactful or not shall remain a puzzle whose answer reposes only in the EU nations' respondents. Voting barometer for the EU nations would measure properly how the electorate therein have been able to ratify voting as the means to usher in good governance. Then, the practical indices of good governance delivery as perceived by the masses in the affected EU communities would determine whether their votes actually count or not, and from there its continuity is predicted.
It is very variable by each citizen, but the majority I believe is positive about that as shown by traditionnal surveys
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