Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDK), which has already lost its majority in the lower house of the parliament, will most likely lose its majority in the Upper Chamber, according to the Japanese Kyodo agency.
According to the data, only 40 of the 125 seats in the upcoming elections will win only 40, which will lead to the loss of the majority in the upper house.
According to Kyodo, this will increase the pressure on Prime Minister Shigeri Isryba, which will call more to resign. At the same time, the main opposition "Constitutional Democratic Party" will maintain its steady position without significantly improving its position in the parliament.
At the same time, the small opposition parties will improve their positions due to the votes of those who leave the LDK, mainly due to popular populist programs among the population among the population among young people.
