Casey Briggs
Self - Presenter
TV SERIES
Swingers: How To Win An Election
NewsDocumentary
Swing and soft voters decide elections, and there are more of them than ever. Casey Briggs charts how the tectonic plates of Australian politics are shifting and what it means for who wins the Federal Election in 2025.
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Episodes
4 Episodes
011. Meet The Swingers
Australia has become a nation of swingers - politically at least. Increasingly we have less party loyalty and are more likely to switch our vote. Casey Briggs finds out who swing voters are and how they view this election.
022. Whatever Happened To Party Loyalty?
Election campaigns are one big marketing exercise, but swing voters are losing track of what the major parties stand for. Casey Briggs investigates how the parties lost their marketing mojo and what it means for Australian politics.
033. Minority Government
Voters are increasingly looking beyond the major parties, to a slew of independents and minor parties. A hung parliament seems relatively likely this election. The last time we had a hung parliament, in 2010, it took 17 days to sort out the final result. Now those involved have a tip or two for the players in 2025.
044. Do Election Campaigns Matter?
Politicians are travelling the country, from carefully choreographed photo op to carefully choreographed photo op. What are campaigns for and do they change votes? Casey Briggs joins a campaign bus to find out. (Final)