The recent Liberal party federal election review by Brian Loughnane and Jane Hume highlighted a fall in support from the Chinese community as a challenge for the party. ‘The swing against the Liberal party was significantly greater in electorates which have a higher concentration of voters of Chinese ancestry. In the top 15 seats by Chinese ancestry the swing against the party (on a two-party preferred basis) was 6.6
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