Original title: Japanese media: the new president of the Liberal Democratic Party may be produced in taro Kono and Fumio Kishida

Taro Kono (left), Minister of administrative reform, and Wen Xiong Kishida, former foreign minister (data map)
Overseas network reported on September 27 that the president election of the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan will vote on the 29th. The latest survey results of Kyodo News Agency show that the current Minister of administrative reform taro Kono and former foreign minister Wenxiong Kishida are likely to rank in the top two in the first round of voting and enter the second round of decisive voting. The new president of the Liberal Democratic Party may be elected among the two.
It is reported that the four candidates for the LDP president election are Fumio Kishida, taro Kono, Zaomiao, former general affairs minister Takashi, and shengko Noda, the current acting secretary-general of the LDP. In the first round of voting, four people will compete for 382 parliamentary votes and 382 ordinary Party member votes. The latest survey results show that Kono is likely to be the first in the first round, but he can't get more than half of the votes and be directly elected.
In the second round of the runoff vote, 382 LDP members of Congress each cast one vote, and representatives of 47 prefectures each cast one vote. The one with the most votes was elected. The latest survey results of Japanese media show that Hamada may obtain about 130 parliamentary votes, about 100 in Kono, about 90 in Gaoshi and about 20 in Noda.
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