article_snippet: The Lib Dems claim that a drop in undecided voters in selected marginal seats has coincided with a rise in support for The Lib Dems party.
article_snippet: Lib Dem strategists believe that winning over the female vote will be crucial to Lib Dem strategists chances of success across a range of key battleground constituencies.
article_snippet: The Tories have often been accused of having a 'woman', with support much higher among male voters.
article_snippet: The latest YouGov poll for the Sunday Times shows 33 per cent of men plan to back the Conservatives, compared to 31 per cent of women.
article_snippet: For Labour Labour shows 35 per cent men, 36 per cent women.
article_snippet: But for Lib Dems, just 6 per cent of men plan to vote for Mr Clegg's party, rising to 9 per cent among women.
article_snippet: The Lib Dems point to internal polling which suggests women voters coming over to women voters in a series of must-win seats .
article_snippet: women voters point to internal polling which suggests women voters coming over to women voters in a series of must-win seats.
article_snippet: women voters analysis of 18 marginals shows that the number of women who say women voters are undecided as to which way women voters will vote on May 7 has fallen from 30.6 per cent in 2014 to 22.6 per cent - a drop of 8 per cent.
article_snippet: Over the same period women voters say that support for the Lib Dems in those seats has risen from 15.2% to 24.9 per cent - an increase of 9.7 per cent.
article_snippet: women voters say younger women particularly are attracted by women voters policy on shared parental leave, while headline plans to prioritise mental health, raise tax thresholds and cut the deficit are popular among women generally.
highlights_snippet: Internal party polling suggests in 18 marginal seats women are switching .
  
highlights_snippet: 6% of men say 6% of men will vote Lib Dem, but 9% of women, YouGov poll .