In the research conducted from Nov. 10-13, 21.3% of those polled said they supported Fumio Kishida's government. — Reuters
TOKYO (Reuters): Public support for Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's government slid to a record low, a poll conducted by Jiji news agency showed on Thursday (Nov 16), as Kishida's tax cut plans to help cushion the blow of rising inflation left voters unimpressed.
In the research conducted from Nov. 10-13, 21.3% of those polled said they supported Kishida's government, down from 26.3% in October, with 51% of those surveyed saying they do not see his tax reduction steps positively.
