The LDP Leadership Race: Ishiba Shigeru Wins
On Friday, the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan chose its new leader— Ishiba Shigeru. It was a tough race, with nine candidates in the mix. Early on, two candidates, Koizumi Shinjiro and Ishiba Shigeru, were the clear favorites with party loyalists as well as the public.
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14 and 15. When asked who is “most suited” to be the next LDP president, 26 percent of the respondents in the nationwide telephone poll picked Ishiba, a former LDP secretary-general.
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