Kyodo: Disapproval rating of Japan's Kishida exceeds 50%
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- 27 November, 2022
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The support rate for Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s Cabinet has dropped to 33.1%, the lowest since its launch last year, a Kyodo News survey showed on November 27, after three of his ministers were forced out in less than a month, Report informs referring to The Japan Times.
The approval rating was down from 37.6% in the previous poll conducted in late October, while the disapproval rating rose to 51.6%, exceeding 50% for the first time since Kishida took office in October last year, according to the two-day nationwide telephone survey conducted from November 26.
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