Survey: About 80% of the people believe that the Liberal Democratic Party has not solved the issue of "politics and money".

The Japanese House of Representatives election is scheduled to be held on February 8th. A recent survey by the All Japan News Network shows that about 80% of the public believe that the ruling Liberal Democratic Party has not resolved the issue of "politics and money". The House of Representatives in Japan officially dissolved on the 23rd and will announce the election of the House of Representatives on the 27th, with voting on February 8th. The All Japan News Network conducted a survey on election-related topics from the 24th to the 25th. The survey showed that the most concerning election policies are the issues of economic and price increases, followed by pension and social security issues. About 80% of respondents believe that the "politics and money" issue involving the Liberal Democratic Party has not been resolved. In preparation for this election, the Liberal Democratic Party has nominated three batches of candidates, including 43 members involved in the "black money" scandal, which has sparked criticism and questioning from the public and opposition party camps. Many people accuse the Liberal Democratic Party of disregarding public opinion and attempting to pass through the "black money" issue.