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Harry Mowbray claims women drive swing votes left

Vote-splitting campaigner Harry Mowbray says women's emotional voting shifts politics left.

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Harry Mowbray claims women drive swing votes left

Vote-splitting campaigner Harry Mowbray says women's emotional voting shifts politics left.

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Vote-splitting campaigner Harry Mowbray says women's emotional voting shifts politics left. Harry Mowbray claims women driven by emotion shape swing votes, moving politics left. Originally reported by NZ Herald.

Harry Mowbray

Vote-splitting campaign organiser Harry Mowbray claims swing voters are women driven by emotion.

“women driven by emotion”

National Party Strategy

Mowbray says National lost farmers' votes since 2017 by backing rural-focused parties.

“farmers”

Judith Collins

Harry Mowbray told Newsroom that New Zealand's swing voters were made up of "women driven by emotion".

Former National leader Judith Collins dismissed concerns about farmers voting for her.

“farmers are basically going to vote for me”

Christopher Luxon

Current National leader Christopher Luxon revised target to appeal to more female voters.

“the Remuera lady”

MMP System

Mowbray claims swing voters are female because they vote emotionally and the left can drag them left.

“the Remuera lady”

Overhang Seats

Harry Mowbray told Newsroom that New Zealand's swing voters were made up of "women driven by emotion".

National won 42 electorates with 29.2% party vote, creating 7 overhang seats.

“42 electorates”

Te Pāti Māori

Te Pāti Māori secured overhang by reverse vote-splitting strategy.

“reverse version”

Mowbray's Analysis

Mowbray says MMP system will always move politics left due to emotional swing voters.

“we'll always move left”

Mowbray's Children

Mowbray's children founded Kiwi toy company Zuru.

“Zuru”

Coatesville Meeting

Mowbray held meeting at Coatesville mansion to discuss MMP system discontent.

“Coatesville mansion”

Mowbray's View

Mowbray claims swing voters want $10-$20 weekly budget increase from left.

“another $10 or $20”

Mowbray's Strategy

Mowbray promoted vote-splitting to engineer overhang seats for National.

“engineer an overhang”

Pattrick Smellie

BusinessDesk editor Pattrick Smellie says vote-splitting had no meaningful impact.

“no meaningful impact”

Election Results

Preliminary results show 131-seat Parliament with National's 7 overhang seats.

“131-seat Parliament”

Mowbray's Claim

Mowbray says National began losing farmers' votes in 2017.

“2017”

Mowbray's Conclusion

Mowbray concludes politics moves left because swing voters are women driven by emotion.

“we've only got one electorate which is all the party vote”

What matters most

Harry Mowbray claims women driven by emotion shape swing votes, moving politics left.

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