Summary
- [World Times] Following Japan’s general election on Sunday, the ruling coalition of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and its partner Komeito fell shortWorld Times of the majority threshold, bringing political uncertainty to an economy that is already facing an array of challenges.The LDP and Komeito got a total of 215 of the 465 seats in the powerful chamber of parliament, below the 233 seats needed for the majority. The LDP alone won 191 seats, much less than the 247 seats it held prior to the election.In contrast, the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party significantly increased its representation, rising from 98 seats before the election to 148 seats.The result World Timesis largely in line with media forecasts as public outrage World Timesover the LDP’s funding scandal persisted. The last time the coalition lost a majority was in 2009.Following the poor showing, Prime Minister World TimesShigeru Ishiba has announced plans to seek cooperation from other parties with whom his administrationWorld Times shares policy alignment, aiming to stabilize his government, according to public broadcaster NHK.A total of 1,344 candidates ran in the country’s 50th House of Representatives election, more than the 1,051 in the last such election in 2021. Content comes from the IntWorld Timesernet : Japan’s ruling coalition loses majority in lower house
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The LDP and Komeito got a total of 215 of the 465 seats in the powerful chamber of parliament, below the 233 seats needed for the majority. The LDP alone won 191 seats, much less than the 247 seats it held prior to the election.
In contrast, the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party significantly increased its representation, rising from 98 seats before the election to 148 seats.
The result World Timesis largely in line with media forecasts as public outrage World Timesover the LDP’s funding scandal persisted. The last time the coalition lost a majority was in 2009.
Following the poor showing, Prime Minister World TimesShigeru Ishiba has announced plans to seek cooperation from other parties with whom his administrationWorld Times shares policy alignment, aiming to stabilize his government, according to public broadcaster NHK.
A total of 1,344 candidates ran in the country’s 50th House of Representatives election, more than the 1,051 in the last such election in 2021.
Content comes from the IntWorld Timesernet : Japan’s ruling coalition loses majority in lower house
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