Japan's Takaichi Cabinet Approval Rating Remains Flat at 62%... 49% Positive Assessment of Cabinet Reshuffle
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Support for the government of Japan's Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, remained 62% in the latest Nikkei Research and TV Tokyo research, carried out after last week's ministerial reform. Disapproval rose 1 percentage point compared to August's research, to 33%. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.
(Tokyo = Yonhap News) Correspondent Lee Do-yeon = A survey shows that the approval rating for the Japanese cabinet of Sanae Takaichi, which recently carried out a cabinet reshuffle, is generally maintaining a flat trend.
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A noteworthy topic: TV Tokyo's approval rating for the Takaichi Cabinet is 62% 👍✨ And, regarding how long people want Prime Minister Takaichi to serve, 47% said "as long as possible" 😆😆😆
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi reshuffled her Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) personnel on March 16 and conducted a cabinet reshuffle on March 17. A poll conducted by the Nikkei and TV Tokyo from March 18 to 20 showed that the Takaichi cabinet's approval rating was 62%, unchanged from the previous poll in August. The disapproval rating was 33%, up one percentage point from the previous poll. 49% of respondents approved of the cabinet resh…
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