TOKYO, Dec. 15 (Xinhua) — An approval score for Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has been on the decline, the newest ballot has proven.
The approval score dropped 3.5 proportion factors from the earlier survey in mid-November to 36.5 p.c, with disapproval rising to 43.1 p.c as Ishiba’s authorities faces skepticism over its skill to cross key laws and finances.
In addition, 66 p.c of respondents demanded larger transparency in political fund utilization amid ongoing scandals, whereas 85.5 p.c voiced considerations about misinformation on social media throughout elections.
The nationwide survey collected responses from 1,056 people.