Die Zustimmung von Premierministerin Takaichi sank von 63,7 % auf 39,9 %, und ihre Ablehnung stieg von 15,1 % auf 33,3 % unter den Wählern in den Sechzigern. Ältere Wähler bilden die Basis der LDP.

    https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/628efdd84edaa76eeecb9d0c29d197ee605f8b22?source=sns&dv=pc&mid=other&date=20260716&ctg=dom&bt=tw_up

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    1. HistorianOrdinary833 on

      Isn’t the entire population of Japan the base of the LDP? It’s been basically 1 party rule for the entirety of post-war Japan. Such a weird „democracy“.

    2. All fake stats, if you are a member of a lodge, you know what these numbers mean.

    3. FantasticPage3598 on

      Probably they want her to be harder on immigration than what she is doing currently. Wouldn’t be surprising among japanese in theirs 60s.

    4. „Older voters are the base of LDP“?

      Not really, and there is nothing like that in the article

    5. Who cares. In a one party system (like in China just with a better and more fancy marketing and some toys that feel democratic) nothing happens, no matter where the numbers are. It‘s just the face that might change someday, but it‘s always the LDP and their dream of restoring the the good old past..

    6. Tiny_Lingonberry3304 on

      People still vote in Japan ?

      And why does it matter, there is only 1 party

    7. godfather-ww on

      Need to push more coexistence with barbarians uh, I mean push those barbarians out of coexistence to flip the numbers around

    8. Disastrous_Print1907 on

      Its time to blame foreigner again, cuddling up with Sanseito and Role playing as the most Nationalistic politician.

    9. Isn’t this how they pass law in this apathetic nation now?… Sacrifice the next PM in line for the now possible throne, oh thats right PM is a female??

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