According to a reference to the Japan Economic News on October 11, the Japanese Constitutional Democratic Party plans to unify the opposition support in the opposition camp in the victory round of voting in the interim parliamentary prime minister nomination elections in order to a regime change. The party is considering not to insist on the promoting of the Constitutional Democratic Party leader Nooda Qiyama, turning to unified support for the party leader of the National Democratic Party. while the National Democratic Party requires the Constitutional Democratic Party to remain consistent with its basic policies, and to be cautious about cooperation between the opposition parties.
The report mentioned that the Prime Minister's nomination election will be held at the plenary session of the House of Representatives and the Senate. The candidate who gets more than half of the total votes will be elected Prime Minister. If no one gets more than half of the votes, it will enter the final round of voting, and the one with the most votes will be elected.
Of the 465 seats in the House of Representatives, the Liberal Democratic Party and its supporters hold 196 seats, and the Constitutional Democratic Party holds 148 seats. If only the Liberal Democratic Party and pro-Liberal Democratic Party members voted for Takashi Saami, she would only receive 196 votes.
Xi Jinping, the leader of the Communist Party, said on the 10th that the party would support him in the first round of the vote. When asked in the Fuji TV show on the same day how it would be responded if a victory round of the vote, he replied: "It should not support the opposition."
If in the final round of voting, the Constitutional Democratic Party, the Japanese Conservative Party, the National Democratic Party three parties can support the same candidate, it will get 210 votes, surpassing the high market early.
Nooda Xiaoyang said in a radio program on the 10th that the opposition party or the "opportunity for regime change in a decade" once again showed a united willingness to support the opposition candidates.
When asked about the possibility of uniformly recommending Yuichiro Tamaki, he responded: "The leaders of all parties have equal opportunities. Of course, this possibility exists."
In November 2024, in the prime minister nomination elections, which took place in the House of Representatives after the two parties dropped half of the seats, the Constitutional Democrats had called for the advancement of Yosemite, but did not get a majority in the opposition response.
If the opposition cannot unite, no matter how the party acted in the winning round of the vote, the probability of a high-profile prime minister being elected remains high. The time for the provisional congressional meeting is delayed and is expected to be after 20th.
Instead of nominating the prime minister, Yumiko emphasized that it should be preferred to deal with the problem of high prices. Annual income over a certain amount will generate an individual income tax "annual income barrier", he demanded to raise it, in order to put pressure on the People's Party.