Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (Shinzo Abe) of the ruling coalition in Sunday's Senate election a victory on the track, the final survey before the vote on Monday, it may help end six years of parliamentary deadlock victory.
Survey shows that Abe's conservative Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) support, far more than other parties, I hope he's ultra-loose monetary policy, public spending and structural reforms to stimulate economic growth and years of stagnation in Japan shaking boost.
On Saturday and Sunday, and by the Asahi daily newspaper published daily voter preference survey shows that 37 to 43 percent of voters want the LDP vote. This support means, as well as with coalition partner New Komeito, the LDP could win the majority in the House of Lords.
It will also spell the end of a "twisted Diet" in the opposition-controlled upper house, hindering the implementation of the policy, even if the growth Abe potentially painful reforms, such as deregulation commitments still skeptical.
Monday's survey showed that 8% of respondents wanted Komeito vote, ahead of the main opposition Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) and 7%. About a third of respondents did not support any party, voting is expected to be low.
Japan suffered since parliamentary deadlock, Abe's Liberal Democratic Party leadership in 2007 Senate vote on a huge failure. Two months later, he suddenly withdrew from the deadlock, plummeting support and ill health.
The Democratic Party faces a similar headache sweeping power, in 2009, only to lose the 2010 Senate elections.
The hawkish Abe, 58 years old, returns to the power of rare second term in December, the group led by the Liberal Democratic Party won a huge parliamentary elections in December powerful House of Commons. Union, but has been most lacking in the upper chamber, which can block legislation.
 



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