I've been doing some research strictly out of curiosity, because I enjoy trying to make sense of this world. Here's some interesting knowledge I've come up with.

• In developed countries, women are more likely to vote than men.

• In developed countries, women have longer lifespans than men, thus a larger voter base.

• In developed countries, women voters are, on average, less informed about politics than male voters. (Strangely enough, this gap is negligible in undeveloped countries.)

• There is a causative link between female suffrage and big government. Female suffrage has historically resulted in immediate higher taxation and government spending.

• Women overwhelmingly vote leftwards of men due to a desire for public services.

• Women run an overall taxation deficit, taking out more benefits during their middle and late years. Men, in comparison, pay more into the system than they receive. A recent New Zealand based study estimated the amount at +/- $150,000 per person depending on their gender

• Women in stable families are dramatically more likely to vote to the right of single childless women and single mothers.