Australian voters changed parties, impacting election results

Labor secured a landslide victory in the federal election, with the Coalition and Greens losing seats, reflecting significant shifts in voter preferences. Several voters, including some who had previously supported the Liberal Party, switched to Labor due to concerns about leadership, policies, and the party's direction, particularly regarding issues like work-from-home arrangements. The Coalition's loss of support was also attributed to a lack of female representation. The election results highlight increasing volatility in voter behavior, with voters citing concerns about cost of living, housing, and the perceived stances of different parties on key issues.