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More women intend to vote Liberal than Conservative — by double-digit points, poll suggests
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April 15, 2025
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10:33Now PlayingThe latest polling from the Angus Reid Institute suggests 44 per cent of women intend to vote for the Liberal Party in the federal election, compared to 29 per cent of women who intend to vote Conservative. Amanda Alvaro and Rachael Segal, co-hosts of the Beyond the Ballot podcast, join Power & Politics to talk about this election's gender gap.
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