Japan's Shinzo Abe's approval rating fell to the lowest level after Abe's reignition.
38% of the respondents said they supported the Abe Cabinet in a poll conducted by the Nihon Keizai Newspaper and private broadcasting TV Tokyo on the 5th and 7th. This is 11 percentage points lower than the survey conducted on the 8th and 10th of last month. This is the lowest level since December 2012 when Prime Minister Abe regained power.
The percentage of respondents who said they did not support the Abe Cabinet was up 9% to 51%.
Criticism was prominent among older voters. For example, 66% of respondents in their 60s said they did not support the Abe Cabinet.Thirty percent of those who said they did not support the Abe Cabinet cited the lack of leadership.
The Japanese government's new Coronavirus Infectious Disease (Corona19) countermeasures seem to continue to cause voter complaints.
When the Japanese government decided to pay 100,000 yen per person (about 1.11 million won) to all residents, 73% of respondents said they were'late'.
When asked what the Japanese government had to do first to prevent the spread of corona, the majority of those who chose to maintain the medical system were the most with 33%, followed by the expansion of the inspection system with 22%.
The Japanese government's Covid 19 countermeasures seem to continue to cause voter complaints.
When the Japanese government decided to pay 100,000 yen(about $1000) per person to all residents, 73% of respondents said they were 'late'.
When asked what the Japanese government had to do first to prevent the spread of Covid 19, the majority of those who chose to maintain the medical system were the most with 33%, followed by the expansion of the inspection system with 22%.