Japan Kyodo News will implement a nationwide telephone call from the 17th to the 18th.voting sun phasetakaichi sanae The cabinet support rate was 49.1%, falling below 50% for the first time since the establishment of the government and setting a new low.
Kyodo News reported that in response to Takashimachi’s decision to replace Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Kawasaki, 57.7% of respondents thought it was “too late”. The Prime Minister’s delay in replying may have an impact on the decline in approval ratings.
As far as the resignation of the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries is concerned, 81.5% of respondents thought it was “natural” and only 11.1% thought “there is no need to resign”.
As for the timing of the replacement, 57.7% thought it was “too late”, 25.7% thought it was “appropriate”, 3.6% thought it was “too early” and 5.7% thought it was “not necessary to replace it”.
As for whether the resignation of the Minister of Agriculture will affect the future governance of the Gao City Cabinet, 54.7% of respondents, including “somewhat affected”, believe that it will have an impact; Including “no impact”, 42.7% believe it will have no impact.
Furthermore, 50.8% of respondents were in favor of an income-linked benefits system and 42.9% were against it, which will be implemented with the implementation of the consumption tax cut. Opinions were divided. As far as the impact of the tax cuts on finances is concerned, 65.1% of respondents felt uncomfortable (including “somewhat uncomfortable”).
The poll has a total of 1,050 valid samples, including 424 locals and 626 people with mobile phones.
