Liberal Democratic House of Councilors election extraordinary board meeting Government ruling party cooperation confirmation of administration management?

The Liberal Democratic Party, which secured a majority of the seats for re-election in the Upper House election and won a big victory, held an extraordinary board meeting with Prime Minister Kishida in attendance.

With the acquisition of seats exceeding the initial target, it seems that the government and the ruling party have confirmed that they will continue to cooperate in managing the administration.

In this House of Councilors election, the Liberal Democratic Party won 63 seats alone, securing a majority of 125 re-elected seats and winning a big victory.

One night after the election, Prime Minister Kishida entered the Liberal Democratic Party headquarters after 11:00 am, met with Vice President Aso and Secretary General Motegi, and then attended the extraordinary board meeting held around 11:30.

It seems that the government and the ruling party have confirmed that they will continue to cooperate in the administration of the government, following the acquisition of seats that far exceeded the initial goal of maintaining a majority of the upper house in the ruling party in this election.

Prime Minister Kishida will confirm the maintenance of the coalition government by both the Liberal Democratic Party and the Komeito Party at the party leader meeting with Komeito representative Yamaguchi, which will be held at the Prime Minister's Office from 1:00 pm.

And he will hold a press conference at the Liberal Democratic Party headquarters from 2:00 pm to explain the policy of future administration.

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