What does the female swing against the Coalition mean for Scott Morrison?
An exclusive survey conducted for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age by Resolve Strategic has found women have swung against the Coalition, cutting the federal governments primary vote from 41 to 37 per cent among female voters. Such a powerful swing from 50 per cent of the population could threaten Scott Morrisons grip on power at the next election. The results come after reports of a range of inappropriate behaviour towards women in Parliament House have rocked the capital. The swing has benefited the Labor Party somewhat, with the opposition rising 2 per cent among female voters, however Scott Morrison remains the preferred prime minister by a large margin.