ggplot::geom_bar() - how to flip default red-blue ordering of color?

Question

How do I flip the default ordering of colors which ggplot picks for factor variable passed onto 'fill' aesthetic. (Here, I have a factor variable with two levels Won and Lost).

Ref image below, I'd like this 'red-family' shade to go with Lost; As it is, 'red' gets used for Won category instead of Lost, which in my view doesn't gel with one's common intuition of colors.

  ggplot(data, mapping = aes(x = Party,  y = Votes, fill = Result)) +  
     geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = .6)

Votes scored by Political Parties in Indian State of TamilNadu:

Answer 1

Thanks @Djork for sharing the link which answers 'Emulate ggplot default color-palette'

I used this code-chunk to preview and select color-codes of interest, from default-palette,
library(scales) show_col(hue_pal()(4)) hue_pal()(4)

and later,
+ scale_fill_manual( values = c("#7CAE00", "#F8766D"))
to use the 'green' and 'red' chosen from default hue-palette.

To clarify, I found manual-colors resulting from 'green', 'red' custom-labels (as suggested in comments above) to be of very high contrast. With the hue-palette, I get nuanced color-tones.