Ferroelectric switching characteristics of VDF/TrFE copolymers have been investigated over the entire range of composition for the samples subjected to drawing and/or annealing. Switching phenomena were most remarkably observed in the copolymers containing 50-80 mol% VDF. The as-cast copolymer exhibits no switching behavior because of high a depolarization field associated with low crystallinity. Draw-induced orientation of the chain axis parallel to the film surface causes an increase in the amount of reversed polarization. Annealing at a temperature between the Curie point and the melting point results in a significant increase in the degree of crystallinity and the amount of reversed polarization. Extrapolating to 100% crystallinity allows an estimation of spontaneous polarization.