Opinion polling for the next Japanese general election

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There have been several opinion polls conducted for the next Japanese general election is scheduled to be held in Japan by 31 October 2025, as required by the constitution.

Contents

Graphical summary

LOESS curve of the polling for the next Japanese general election with a 7 day average Opinion Polling for the next Japanese General Election with a 7 day average.svg
LOESS curve of the polling for the next Japanese general election with a 7 day average

Party identification

2024

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample size LDP CDP NIK KMT JCP DPFP REI DIY SDP N-Koku FEFA OthersNo partyUnd./
no ans.
Lead
24–26 May Nikkei/TV Tokyo 813271295322113356
18–19 May Mainichi 1,0931720103735212848
18–19 May ANN 1,04532.512.95.94.83.21.42.10.60.91.73042.5
17–19 May Yomiuri/NNN 1,033277432131146519
11–13 May Kyodo News 1,05524.712.77.43.44.94.530.70.70.40.432.34.97.6
11–12 May Gunosy for Senkyo Dot Com 1,0009.42.752.11.313.61.50.20.50.172.663.2
11–12 May JX for Senkyo Dot Com 97623.517.84.83.36.10.71.50.70.50.60.140.316.8
10–13 May Jiji Press 1,26015.75.12.12.61.20.90.80.80.40.266.93.351.2
10–12 May NHK 1,20227.56.64.53.131.11.20.20.71.144.36.716.8
4–5 May JNN 1,01323.410.24.62.92.92.31.80.30.20.21.246.93.123.5
29–30 Apr Nikkei/TV Tokyo 876291384423113324
28 Apr 2024 Japan by-elections
20–21 Apr Mainichi 1,0322015936462898
19–21 Apr Yomiuri/NNN 1,035245432131151527
13–15 Apr Kyodo News 1,04925.110.98.13.52.52.34.51.70.60.50.935.24.210.1
13–14 Apr ANN 1,037369.36.43.34.52.32.30.40.31.429.44.76.6
13–14 Apr Gunosy for Senkyo Dot Com 1,0009.33.65.81.81.21.2310.30.372.563.2
13–14 Apr JX for Senkyo Dot Com 98124.715.44.42.75.71.41.50.50.70.30.242.517.8
5–8 Apr Jiji Press 1,20015.33.83.53.61.60.71.20.70.366.92.451.6
5–7 Apr NHK 1,20428.46.54.742.41.51.70.50.50.10.541.3812.9
30–31 Mar JNN 1,036256.14.32.12.80.70.80.80.40.11.452.92.627.9
22–24 Mar Nikkei/TV Tokyo 925281193434113426
22–24 Mar Yomiuri/NNN 1,02023853222151328
16–17 Mar ANN 1,03135.511.17.53.241.43.70.80.81.325.94.89.6
16–17 Mar SSRC 2,044169822441115337
16–17 Mar Gunosy for Senkyo Dot Com 1,0009.83.94.52.61.11.42.40.70.20.90.172.462.6
16–17 Mar JX for Senkyo Dot Com 98323.613.66.83.76.61.42.60.60.30.40.240.116.5
16–17 Mar Mainichi 997171310374634617
16–17 Mar Asahi 1,0652264331456134
8–11 Mar Jiji Press 1,16017.74.73.62.81.611.60.30.364.81.647.1
9–10 Mar Kyodo News 1,04324.510.18.94.14.73.14.30.90.40.11.531.36.16.8
8–11 Mar NHK 1,20628.66.83.83.12.81.22.50.40.60.742.4713.8
24–25 Feb ANN 1,03435.211.97.42.84.52.22.30.80.91.326.44.38.8
23–25 Feb Nikkei/TV Tokyo 8672598634311136311
17–18 Feb SSRC 2,0431691023431150134
17–18 Feb Mainichi 1,0241616133756128512
17–18 Feb Gunosy for Senkyo Dot Com 1,0008.93.24.82.211.53.30.60.10.10.174.265.3
17–18 Feb JX for Senkyo Dot Com 99123.312.96.53.961.52.30.60.60.50.141.818.5
16–18 Feb Yomiuri/NNN 1,0832454422252528
10–12 Feb NHK 1,21530.56.73.13.22.11.31.10.70.20.10.6446.413.5
9–12 Feb Jiji Press 1,18016.34.13.33.62.40.40.90.30.364.73.748.4
27–28 Jan JNN/Mainichi 1,04923149384722734
26–28 Jan Nikkei/TV Tokyo 96931874544113231
21 Jan SSRC 2,052208823331149229
20–21 Jan ANN 1,00734.68.18.44.26.31.42.10.60.20.11.129.43.55.2
19–21 Jan Yomiuri/NNN 1,07425553223048723
19 JanDissolution of Kōchikai, [1] Shisuikai [2] and Seiwakai [3] factions of the LDP.
12–14 Jan NHK 1,21230.95.33.93.41.90.81.80.40.30.20.7455.414.1
6–7 Jan JNN 1,20929.15.54.82.22.12.22.60.50.70.10.10.647.22.318.1
1 Jan 2024 Noto earthquake
31 Oct 2021 2021 general election 55.97% (election turnout)34.720.014.012.47.34.53.91.81.41.714.7

2023

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample size LDP CDP NIK KMT JCP DPFP REI DIY SDP N-Koku FEFA OthersNo partyUnd./
no ans.
Lead
16–17 Dec JNN/Mainichi 1,08017141335472131314
16–17 Dec Gunosy for Senkyo Dot Com 1,0009.32.26.12.91.81.13.30.60.20.10.172.363
16–17 Dec JX for Senkyo Dot Com 99023.911.66.53.75.312.410.80.30.343.119.2
16–17 Dec ANN 1,01137.19.96.12.34.62.12.00.30.60.10.12.129.53.27.6
16–17 Dec Kyodo News 1,018269.31233.35.93.21.41.30.31.829.13.43.1
15–17 Dec Yomiuri/NNN 1,069285532121148420
15–16 Dec Nikkei/TV Tokyo 7293091233241113222
8–11 Dec Jiji Press 1,18818.34.43.22.81.91.11.50.40.362.53.644.2
8–10 Dec NHK 1,21229.57.443.22.62.11.70.40.30.10.243.35.113.8
8 Dec Slush fund scandal
25–26 Nov ANN 1,01538.48.36.33.93.31.52.60.70.20.1Did not exist1.829.73.28.7
24–26 Nov Nikkei/TV Tokyo 86934884332213054
18–19 Nov Mainichi 1,03224914365722642
17–19 Nov Yomiuri/NNN 1,067285721221148320
11–12 Nov Gunosy for Senkyo Dot Com 1,00010.52.33.92.21.712.51.50.10.873.563
11–12 Nov JX for Senkyo Dot Com 99328127.63.45.42.11.80.50.70.238.310.3
10–12 Nov NHK 1,22437.74.743.42.60.91.40.90.20.10.738.54.80.8
22 OctOctober 2023 Japan by-elections
14–15 Oct Mainichi 1,03023111344553Did not exist2754
14–15 Oct Gunosy for Senkyo Dot Com 1,0009.625.11.91.31.32.210.10.475.165.5
14–15 Oct JX for Senkyo Dot Com 99128.711.98.24.34.621.41.90.50.236.27.5
13–15 Oct Yomiuri/NNN 1,02230474211127233
7–9 Oct NHK 1,21936.25.34.92.52.51.20.30.50.50.10.6405.43.8
6–9 Oct Jiji Press 1,176213.13.93.11.71.41.10.20.361.13.140.1
1 Oct SSRC 1,5052171222332114625
30 Sep–1 Oct JNN 1,20831.65.15.52.42.71.41.20.70.31.345.72.114.1
23–24 Sep ANN 1,018417.89.52.72.92.51.90.50.60.32.124.83,416.2
16–17 Sep Mainichi 1,0302611132555312541
8–10 Sep NHK 1,23634.145.82.22.31.90.910.40.242.84.48.7
3 Sep SSRC 1,509248123333114218
2–3 Sep JNN 1,21932.44.96.12.82.21.311.40.50.10.543.43.411.5
19–20 Aug Kyodo News 1,04935.88.711.43.63.54.44.80.60.70.50.922.52.613.3
19–20 Aug ANN 1,01039.46.710.33.93.52.520.60.40.3225.62.813.8
12–13 Aug Gunosy for Senkyo Dot Com 1,00011.42.34.521.41.12.910.41.171.960.5
12–13 Aug JX for Senkyo Dot Com 997299.99.52.65.81.62.21.60.40.237.18.1
11–13 Aug NHK 1,22334.14.74.83.42.71.41.40.20.70.10.239.275.1
6 Aug JNN 1,5092381322231044221
5–6 Aug JNN 1,20630.54.66.72.52.11.730.70.40.40.343.63.513.1
28–30 Jul Nikkei/TV Tokyo 90436610463312749
22–23 Jul Mainichi 1,022249164647312511
21–23 Jul Yomiuri/NNN 1,0523349222214239
15–16 Jul Gunosy for Senkyo Dot Com 1,000132.34.92.31.612.71169.80.456.8
15–16 Jul JX for Senkyo Dot Com 99729.89.69.92.94.71.21.81.60.70.537.27.4
14–16 Jul Kyodo News 1,03430.18.710.65.92.933.20.90.50.5032.51.22.4
8–9 Jul ANN 1,023427.1103.921.920.60.40.524.55.17.5
7–9 Jul NHK 1,21834.25.15.63.92.11.10.70.70.60.30.438.76.84.5
7–10 Jul Jiji Press 1,18423.63.25.23.61.50.81.70.90.256.82.533.2
8–9 Jul ANN 1,025427.110321.930.60.424.55.517.5
23–25 Jun Nikkei/TV Tokyo 91334912333322747
23–25 Jun Yomiuri/NNN 1,0183446312214076
10–11 Jun ANN 1,02141.58.08.73.94.81.51.61.10.30.51.323.63.217.9
9–11 Jun NHK 1,20834.74.16.23.52.21.20.90.90.60.20.438.66.53.9
4–5 Jun JNN 1,20232.74.37.93.92.52.11.40.90.40.20.839.33.66.6
27–28 May Kyodo News 1,05240.98.812.64.53.62.13.50.70.40.219.82.921.1
26–28 May Nikkei/TV Tokyo 928378133221112938
20–21 May Yomiuri 1,0613857231213741
20–21 May Mainichi 1,0532891746342454
19–21 May 49th G7 summit in Hiroshima
13–14 May ANN 1,02841.67.49.84.44.21.91.20.90.30.4Did not exist0.923.73.317.9
12–15 May Jiji News 1,22824.44.25.93.91.40.70.70.50.30.154.83.124.4
12–14 May NHK 1,22536.54.26.72.42.01.10.80.50.40.338.96.12.4
23 AprilApril 2023 Japan by-elections
7–9 Apr NHK 1,232365.34.13.22.11.310.40.60.2Did not exist0.23411.52
18–19 Mar ANN 1,00842.67.45.74.02.91.61.70.70.60.30.827.93.814.7
18–19 Mar Mainichi 1,034251111454423045
17–19 Mar Yomiuri/TV Tokyo 1,00135533221114257
10–13 Mar Jiji Press 1,19823.33.52.93.41.30.70.91.20.30.1611.437.7
10–12 Mar NHK 1,22736.35.53.73.73.11.40.60.10.40.30.238.56.22.2
24–26 Feb Nikkei/TV Tokyo 8193998432227612
18–19 Feb ANN 1,01142.38.56.23.73.41.91.40.70.50.51.723.95.318.4
17–19 Feb Yomiuri/NNN 1,04435644211213954
11–12 Feb Gunosy for Senkyo Dot Com 1,00012.12.942.71.71.11.710.30.871.759.6
11–12 Feb JX for Senkyo Dot Com 98632.512.15.84.35.51.9111.10.334.62.1
10–12 Feb NHK 1,229385.44.13.32.71.30.90.60.40.10.235.37.72.7
5 Feb SSRC 3,076278934421114013
4–5 Feb JNN 1,16731.76.44.222.31.81.10.90.60.20.445.13.313.4
28–29 Jan Kyodo News 1,04438.39.610.5442.231.60.41.21.122.1216.2
27–29 Jan Nikkei/TV Tokyo 940428642321127415
21–22 Jan Mainichi 1,059261311454232933
21–22 Jan ANN 1,02443.89.86.23.63.31.71.40.70.80.10.724.9318.9
13–16 Jan Jiji Press 1,21024.62.53.63.41.81.50.70.70.10.458.7234.1
14–15 Jan Gunosy for Go2Senkyo 1,00011.92.15.63.21.80.621.70.21.169.857.9
14–15 Jan JX for Go2Senkyo 99630.212.97.235.511.50.90.40.3376.8
13–15 Jan Yomiuri/NNN 1,07236633211114155
7–9 Jan NHK 1,25038.95.73.432.510.80.70.60.20.236.76.42.2
7–8 Jan JNN 1,22532.15.43.73.62.620.90.40.20.30.544.73.612.6
31 Oct 2021 2021 general election 55.97% (election turnout)34.720.014.012.47.34.53.91.81.41.714.7

2022

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample size LDP CDP NIK KMT JCP DPFP REI DIY SDP N-Koku OthersNo partyUnd./
no ans.
Lead
23–25 Dec Nikkei/TV Tokyo 947407924221129311
9–12 Dec Jiji Press 1,22822.85.53.83.71.81.40.810.20.255.73.132.9
9–11 Dec NHK 1,23435.57.34.13.12.81.51.10.40.30.30.237.36.31.8
3–4 Dec JNN 1,227325.652.62.90.81.410.40.20.145.82.213.8
2–4 Dec Yomiuri/NNN 1,0693366321114259
25–27 Nov Nikkei/TV Tokyo 1,03040108342221126114
19–20 Nov SSRC for Mainichi 3,0692599333211142117
19–20 Nov ANN 1,02143.110.17.62.83.72.11.70.80.80.3123.62.419.5
12–13 Nov Gunosy for Go2Senkyo 1,00014.134.42.91.71.21.81.20.41.268.154
12–13 Nov JX for Go2Senkyo 99528.115.76.32.35.31.71.31.70.90.436.28.1
11–14 Nov Jiji Press 1,23422.84.82.83.720.60.60.60.20.358.92.736.1
11–13 Nov NHK 1,23637.174.42.33.21.20.60.40.50.30.335.76.91.4
5–6 Nov JNN 1,21333.76.26.72.62.421.40.50.30.20.639.73.76
4–6 Nov Yomiuri/NNN 1,04933654311143310
22–23 Oct SSRC for Mainichi 3,0722378332311142619
15–16 Oct Gunosy for Go2Senkyo 1,00014.53.552.21.10.821.10.20.968.754.2
15–16 Oct JX for Go2Senkyo 98728.313.46.73.35.71.30.61.30.80.538.19.8
15–16 Oct ANN 1,05844.5107.43.43.321.61.70.90.51.419.93.424.6
8–10 Oct NHK 1,24736.95.63.732.71.10.60.40.30.20.338.46.71.5
7–10 Oct Jiji Press 1,26623.53.642.91.91.10.70.60.40.358.92.135.4
8–9 Oct Kyodo News 1,06734.110.712.63.54.82.63.12.60.60.124.21.19.9
17–18 Sep ANN 1,01343.810.36.53.43.61.41.60.50.60.11.423.13.720.7
17–18 Sep SSRC for Mainichi 1,064231013454521112926
16–18 Sep Nikkei/TV Tokyo 95737101044231126211
9–12 Sep Jiji Press 1,23822.443.43.42.31.30.70.70.20.259.12.336.7
9–11 Sep NHK 1,25536.24.85.12.92.52.11.51.60.40.40.234.97.41.3
3–4 Sep JNN 1,218345.56.34.41.81.41.31.30.60.60.637.253.2
2–4 Sep Yomiuri/NNN 1,0754056231113743
20–21 Aug SSRC for Mainichi 965291013254441112514
20–21 Aug ANN 1,01644.98.38.33.14.52.41.41.40.60.6120.33.224.6
13–14 Aug Gunosy for Go2Senkyo 1,00014.22.25.32.62.10.91.61.21.668.354.1
13–14 Aug JX 1,0052912.4745.81.22.31.90.80.335.46.4
5–8 Aug Jiji Press 1,20024.34.84.52.81.81.31.20.60.20.456.31.832
6–7 Aug JNN 1,16235.26.16.33.83.41.7210.31.334.74.20.5
5–7 Aug Yomiuri/NNN 1,035386533112113632
5–7 Aug NHK 1,22336.15.562.73.41.510.90.40.50.634.37.21.8
30–31 Jul Kyodo News 1,05041711.84.83.82.52.32.62.30.319.6221.4
29–31 Jul Nikkei/TV Tokyo 98543710532111124219
15–18 Jul Jiji Press 1,22426.54.14.53.81.31.91.61.30.50.251.62.725.1
16–18 Jul NHK 1,21638.45.36.54.431.61.40.90.60.90.129.67.38.8
16–17 Jul Gunosy for Go2Senkyo 1,00016.12.68.63.11.50.72.31.60.3162.246.1
16–17 Jul JX for Go2Senkyo 99836.7116.94.15.11.11.91.41.40.629.86.9
16–17 Jul SSRC for Mainichi 1,031348154335411120114
16–17 Jul ANN 1,00845.17.510.143.42.62.30.90.60.51.314.86,930.3
10 Jul 2022 House of Councillors election 52.05% (election turnout)34.412.814.811.76.86.04.43.32.42.41.13.019.6
8 Jul Assassination of Shinzo Abe
2–3 Jul JNN 1,19835.464.533.40.61.70.60.40.8376.61.6
1–3 Jul NHK 2,03535.65.85.44.841.40.50.30.5131.39.54.3
24–26 Jun NHK 2,04935.664.84.62.61.30.50.70.21.433.78.51.9
18–19 Jun ANN 1,04342.48.96.64.54.31.91.20.20.425.93.716.5
18 Jun SSRC for Mainichi 9953471366331220514
17–19 Jun NHK 2,03538.45.13.74.32.70.80.40.50.30.734.18.84.3
11–12 Jun Gunosy for Go2Senkyo 1,00015.53.25.43.72.10.91.60.21.965.850.3
11–12 Jun JX for Go2Senkyo 98335.510.75.74.96.11.60.60.30.234.41.1
10–13 Jun Jiji Press 1,23427.23.93.14.22.30.60.30.40.353.24.526
10–12 Jun NHK 1,99440.15.94.02.92.61.30.80.50.30.733.18.17
4–5 Jun JNN 1,207384.653.31.71.41.10.50.337.170.9
3–5 Jun Yomiuri/NNN 1,485434532113835
27–29 May Nikkei/TV Tokyo 935517632223628
21–22 May ANN 1,03549.36.863.33.52.41.70.524.81.724.5
21 May SSRC for Mainichi 1,04137811343312829
13–16 May Jiji Press 1,25429.52.733.91.810.50.40.154.1324.6
14–15 May Gunosy for Go2Senkyo 1,00013.92.25.42.90.6120.11.270.756.8
14–15 May JX for Go2Senkyo 99532.011.77.14.651.41.10.436.84.8
13–15 May Yomiuri/NNN 1,05242333213795
6–8 May NHK 1,21439.853.52.72.71.20.50.40.10.336.27.63.6
7–8 May JNN 1,22337.35.64.53.41.71.10.20.30.141.44.44.1
23 Apr SSRC for Mainichi 1,018357103442113124
8–10 Apr NHK 1,23538.95.23.632.51.50.20.40.636.77.52.2
1–3 Apr Yomiuri/NNN 1,0724155422113546
25–27 Mar Nikkei/TV Tokyo 9764967331224525
19–20 Mar ANN 1,00847.17.86.42.94.62.30.60.40.226.90.820.2
19 Mar SSRC for Mainichi 1,040349122342113024
12–13 Mar JX for Go2Senkyo 1,00134.712.98.83.74.41.40.60.60.132.91.8
11–14 Mar Jiji Press 1,22626.74.33.84.41.61.20.60.50.2542.727.3
11–13 Mar NHK 1,22338.45.94.53.82.310.60.70.20.235.572.9
5–6 Mar JNN 1,22938.16.96.42.83.21.40.30.30.334.65.73.5
4–6 Mar Yomiuri/NNN 1,06340574323634
25–27 Feb Nikkei 9924678422226320
19–20 Feb Kyodo News 1,05448.4812.642.42.41.80.90.715.33.533.1
19–20 Feb ANN 1,00847.18.67431.91.20.525.90.821.2
19 Feb SSRC for Mainichi 1,050358163443112510
12–13 Feb Gunosy 1,00011.936.530.81.720.72.967.555.6
12–13 Feb JX 1,00433.910.19.83.75.10.70.80.30.335.31.4
11–14 Feb Jiji Press 1,256264.83.83.51.310.50.257.41.531.4
11–13 Feb NHK 1,24041.57.35.23.52.210.60.30.10.3316.910.5
5–6 Feb JNN 1,20539.35.27.32.72.11.60.60.10.2373.92.3
4–6 Feb Yomiuri/NNN 1,071405732113476
28–30 Jan Nikkei/TV Tokyo 95846810242124322
22–23 Jan ANN 1,02545.19.68.63.83.91.710.40.125.20.619.9
22 Jan SSRC for Mainichi 1,06130918334412535
14–16 Jan Yomiuri 1,05741563223566
7–10 Jan Jiji Press 1,29225.644.331.60.70.80.40.257.4231.8
8–10 Jan NHK 1,21941.15.45.82.82.610.30.20.3346.37.1
8–9 Jan JNN 1,21539.65.57.63.821.10.70.60.235.83.13.8
31 Oct 2021 2021 general election 55.97% (election turnout)34.720.014.012.47.34.53.91.81.41.714.7

2021

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample size LDP CDP NIK KMT JCP DPFP REI SDP N-Koku OthersNo partyUnd./
no ans.
Lead
18–19 Dec Asahi 1,318368732113482
18–19 Dec ANN 1,0324111.610.13.842.10.60.60.325.10.815.9
18 Dec SSRC for Mainichi 1,023271122453412215
10–12 Dec NHK 1,19034.98.77.33.12.91.70.50.80.10.332.37.42.6
20–21 Nov ANN 1,0314211.411.14.64.31.20.80.40.323.50.418.5
10–11 Nov Kyodo News 52042.710.7137.43.92.72.90.60.213.62.329.1
10–11 Nov Nikkei 85244913522220324
5–8 Nov Jiji Press 1,27027.25.44.73.51.80.80.60.40.153.12.425.9
6–7 Nov JNN 1,22535.99.39.84.93.11.91.60.30.5293.76.9
5–7 Nov NHK 1,20839.58.27.342.11.20.60.20.20.528.67.810.9
1–2 Nov Yomiuri 1,1073911104222126313
31 Oct 2021 2021 general election 55.97% (election turnout)34.720.014.012.47.34.53.91.81.41.714.7

Preferred outcome

2024

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample sizeLDP–KMT coalitionChange of regimeClear goverment winClose resultClear opposition winUnd./
no ans.
24–26 May Nikkei/TV Tokyo 81360 [lower-alpha 1] 2713
18–19 May ANN 1,04539529
17–19 May Yomiuri/NNN 1,033424216
10–13 May Jiji Press 1,26033.243.922.9
11–12 May Gunosy for Senkyo Dot Com 1,00011.922.218.147.8
11–12 May JX for Senkyo Dot Com 97621.139.225.913.8
4–5 May JNN 1,013344818
29–30 Apr Nikkei/TV Tokyo 87663 [lower-alpha 2] 289
20–21 Apr Mainichi 1,032246214
13–15 Apr Kyodo News 1,04917.750.523.88
30–31 Mar JNN 1,036324226
16–17 Mar ANN 1,031384616

Preferred Prime Minister

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample size LDP OthersNOT/
UD/NA
Shigeru Ishiba Shinjirō Koizumi Taro Kono Sanae Takaichi Yoshihide Suga Yōko Kamikawa Fumio Kishida Seiko Noda Toshimitsu Motegi
18–19 May 2024 ANN 1,04523187659411125
17–19 May 2024 Yomiuri/NNN 1,0332216107674124 [lower-alpha 3] 21 [lower-alpha 4]
4–5 May 2024 JNN 1,01324.214.18.46.177.84.51.80.310.5 [lower-alpha 5] 15.3
13–14 Apr 2024 ANN 1,03721188659521124
22–24 Mar 2024 Yomiuri/NNN 1,020221585697113 [lower-alpha 6] 23 [lower-alpha 7]
16–17 Mar 2024 ANN 1,031221896511421121
16–17 Mar 2024 SSRC 2,0441711666838 [lower-alpha 8] 35
8–11 Mar 2024 Jiji Press 1,16018.612.16.44.75.75.92.30.90.42.6 [lower-alpha 9] 40.4
9–10 Mar 2024 Kyodo News 1,04322.215.47.98.310.84.91.80.93.3 [lower-alpha 10] 24.5
24–25 Feb 2024 ANN 1,0342317964112311 [lower-alpha 11] 34
17–18 Feb 2024 SSRC 2,04317107671037 [lower-alpha 12] 33
17–18 Feb 2024 Mainichi 1,024259791212134
16–18 Febr 2024 Yomiuri/NNN 1,0832117106484222 [lower-alpha 13] 12
26–28 Jan 2024 Nikkei/TV Tokyo 9692215107753226 [lower-alpha 14] 17
8–11 Dec 2023 Jiji Press 2,00015168.856.23.11.6140.3
18–19 Nov 2023 Asahi 1,0861516138711 [lower-alpha 15] 36
11–12 Nov 2023 Sankei Shimbun/FNN N/A18.21611.95.44.24.32.55.232.3
23–24 Sep 2023 ANN 1,018181514575333 [lower-alpha 16] 22
1–8 Jul 2023 Asahi 2,1131516135101023 [lower-alpha 17] 27
3–4 Dec 2022 JNN 1,2271119576221 [lower-alpha 18] 39
19–20 Nov 2022 SSRC for Mainichi 3,0695.9414.74.74.415.86.4 [lower-alpha 19] 17
17–18 Sep 2022 SSRC 6425.12.113.65.13.410.38 [lower-alpha 20] 20.9

Cabinet approval/disapproval ratings

Approval Polling for the Kishida Cabinet. Cabinet Approval for the Kishida Cabinet (2021-Present).svg
Approval Polling for the Kishida Cabinet.

2024

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample size Prime Minister ApproveDisapproveUnd. / no answerLead
24–26 May Nikkei/TV Tokyo 813 Fumio Kishida 2867539
18–19 May ANN 1,04520.760.818.540.1
18–19 May Mainichi 1,0932074654
17–19 May Yomiuri/NNN 1,03326631137
11–13 May Kyodo News 1,05524.262.613.238.4
10–13 May Jiji Press 1,26019562531
11–12 May Gunosy for Senkyo Dot Com 1,00010.8 [lower-alpha 21] 61.5 [lower-alpha 22] 27.733.8
11–12 May JX for Senkyo Dot Com 97619.8 [lower-alpha 23] 58.3 [lower-alpha 24] 21.936.4
10–12 May NHK 1,20223.954.621.530.7
1–7 May Morning Consult N/A15711456
4–5 May JNN 1,01329.867.92.338.1
29–30 Apr Nikkei/TV Tokyo 8762669543
20–21 Apr Mainichi 1,0322274452
19–21 Apr Yomiuri/NNN 1,0352566941
13–15 Apr Kyodo News 1,04923.862.114.138.3
13–14 Apr Gunosy for Senkyo Dot Com 1,0008.6 [lower-alpha 25] 65.7 [lower-alpha 26] 25.740
13–14 Apr JX for Senkyo Dot Com 98125.7 [lower-alpha 27] 50.4 [lower-alpha 28] 23.924.7
13–14 Apr ANN 1,03726.351.72225.4
5–8 Apr Jiji Press 1,20016.659.42435.4
5–7 Apr NHK 1,2042358.218.835.2
28 Mar–3 Apr Morning Consult N/A16701454
30–31 Mar JNN 1,03622.8752.252.2
22–24 Mar Nikkei/TV Tokyo 9252666840
22–24 Mar Yomiuri/NNN 1,02025621337
16–17 Mar Gunosy for Senkyo Dot Com 1,00011.5 [lower-alpha 29] 61.3 [lower-alpha 30] 27.234.1
16–17 Mar JX for Senkyo Dot Com 98323.6 [lower-alpha 31] 58.8 [lower-alpha 32] 17.635.2
16–17 Mar ANN 1,03120.961.11840.2
16–17 Mar SSRC 2,04416731157
16–17 Mar Mainichi 9971777660
16–17 Mar Asahi 1,06522671145
8–11 Mar Jiji Press 1,1601857.424.639.4
9–10 Mar Kyodo News 1,04320.164.415.544.3
8–10 Mar NHK 1,20624.95718.132.1
24–25 Feb ANN 1,03420.659.719.739.1
23–25 Feb Nikkei/TV Tokyo 8672567842
17–18 Feb Mainichi 1,0241482468
17–18 Feb SSRC 2,04314741260
17–18 Feb Gunosy for Senkyo Dot Com 1,0007.3 [lower-alpha 33] 65 [lower-alpha 34] 27.737.3
17–18 Feb JX for Senkyo Dot Com 99119.5 [lower-alpha 35] 59.7 [lower-alpha 36] 20.838.9
16–18 Feb Yomiuri/NNN 1,08324611537
10–12 Feb NHK 1,21525.158.216.733.1
9–12 Feb Jiji Press 1,18016.960.422.737.7
27–28 Jan Mainichi 1,0492172751
26–28 Jan Nikkei/TV Tokyo 9692766739
21 Jan SSRC 2,05219701151
20–21 Jan ANN 1,00720.461.318.340.9
19–21 Jan Yomiuri/NNN 1,07424611537
19 JanDissolution of Kōchikai, Shisuikai and Seiwakai factions of the LDP.
12–14 Jan NHK 1,212 Fumio Kishida 26.455.518.129.1
6–7 Jan JNN 1,20927.170.42.542.9
1 Jan 2024 Noto earthquake

2023

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample size Prime Minister ApproveDisapproveUnd. / no answerLead
16–17 Dec Mainichi 1,080 Fumio Kishida 1679563
16–17 Dec ANN 1,01121.360.418.339.1
16–17 Dec Kyodo News 1,01822.365.412.343.1
15–17 Dec Yomiuri/NNN 1,06925631238
15–16 Dec Nikkei/TV Tokyo 7292668642
8–11 Dec Jiji Press 1,18817.158.224.733.5
8–10 Dec NHK 1,21223.257.519.334.3
6–12 Dec Morning Consult N/A16731157
8 Dec Slush fund scandal
2–3 Dec JNN 1,213 Fumio Kishida 28.9683.139.1
24–26 Nov Nikkei/TV Tokyo 8693062832
25–26 Nov ANN 1,01526.154.219.728.1
15–21 Nov Morning Consult N/A16711355
18–19 Nov Asahi 1,08625651040
18–19 Nov Mainichi 1,0322174553
17–19 Nov Yomiuri/NNN 1,06724621438
10–12 Nov NHK 1,22429521923
14–15 Oct Mainichi 1,0302568743
13–15 Oct Yomiuri/NNN 1,02234491715
6–9 Oct Jiji Press 1,17626.346.327.418.9
7–9 Oct NHK 1,21936.343.620.27.3
1 Oct SSRC 1,50523641341
30 Sep–1 Oct JNN 1,20839.657.82.618.2
23–24 Sep ANN 1,01830.748.32117.6
16–17 Sep Mainichi 1,0302568743
8–10 Sep NHK 1,23636.34320.66.7
3 Sep SSRC 1,50925631238
2–3 Sep JNN 1,21938.758.13.219.4
30 Aug–5 Sep Morning Consult N/A25631238
26–27 Aug Mainichi 1,0392668642
25–27 Aug Nikkei/TV Tokyo 847425088
25–27 Aug Yomiuri/NNN 1,03335501515
19–20 Aug Kyodo News 1,04933.65016.416.4
19–20 Aug ANN 1,01033.445.920.712.5
16–22 Aug Morning Consult N/A23631440
11–13 Aug NHK 1,22333.444.821.711.4
9–15 Aug Morning Consult N/A23641341
6 Aug SSRC 1,50922661244
5–6 Aug JNN 1,20637.158.74.221.6
26 July–1 Aug Morning Consult N/A23651242
28–30 Jul Nikkei/TV Tokyo 9044051911
22–23 Jul Mainichi 1,0222865737
21–23 Jul Yomiuri/NNN 1,05235521317
14–16 Jul Kyodo News 1,03434491715
12–18 Jul Morning Consult N/A25621337
8–9 Jul ANN 1,02334.542.5238
7–10 Jul Jiji Press 1,18430.839.329.98.5
7–9 Jul NHK 1,21838.240.621.32.4
5–11 Jul Morning Consult N/A27601333
23–25 Jun Nikkei/TV Tokyo 91339511012
23–25 Jun Yomiuri/NNN 1,0184144153
17–18 Jun Kyodo News 1,04440.841.617.60.8
17–18 Jun Mainichi 1,0293358925
14–20 Jun Morning Consult N/A25601535
10–11 Jun ANN 1,02136.937.725.40.8
9–11 Jun NHK 1,2084337.219.95.8
3–4 Jun JNN 1,20246.748.351.6
24–30 May Morning Consult N/A34531319
27–28 May Asahi 1,1304642124
27–28 May Kyodo News 1,0524735.917.111.1
26–28 May Nikkei/TV Tokyo 928474493
20–21 May Yomiuri 1,06156331123
20–21 May Mainichi 1,053454691
19–21 May 49th G7 summit in Hiroshima
12–15 May Jiji Press 1,228 Fumio Kishida 38.231.8306.4
10–16 May Morning Consult N/A31541523
13–14 May ANN 1,02841.333.625.17.7
12–14 May NHK 1,22546.430.922.715.5
7–9 Apr NHK 1,2324235.222.86.8
18–19 Mar ANN 1,00835.13925.93.9
18–19 Mar Asahi 1,30440501010
18–19 Mar Mainichi 1,0343359826
17–19 Mar Yomiuri/TV Tokyo 1,0014243151
15–21 Mar Morning Consult N/A24621438
10–13 Mar Jiji Press 1,19829.940.929.211
10–12 Mar NHK 1,22741.440.218.41.2
24–26 Feb Nikkei/TV Tokyo 819434986
18–19 Feb ANN 1,01129.544.825.715.3
17–19 Feb Yomiuri/NNN 1,0444147126
15–21 Feb Morning Consult N/A24631339
11–13 Feb Kyodo News 1,06033.647.718.714.1
10–12 Feb NHK 1,22935.740.923.45.2
5 Feb SSRC 3,07623651242
4–5 Feb JNN 1,16735.562.22.326.7
28–29 Jan Kyodo News 1,04433.449.916.716.5
27–29 Jan Nikkei/TV Tokyo 9403954715
21–22 Jan Mainichi 1,0592766739
21–22 Jan ANN 1,02428.147.524.419.4
13–16 Jan Jiji Press 1,21026.543.629.913.7
13–15 Jan Yomiuri/NNN 1,0723947148
7–9 Jan NHK 1,25032.744.722.612
7–8 Jan JNN 1,22537.459.43.222
4–10 Jan Morning Consult N/A23641341

2022

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample size Prime Minister ApproveDisapproveUnd. / no answerLead
23–25 Dec Nikkei/TV Tokyo 947 Fumio Kishida 3557822
7–13 Dec Morning Consult N/A24621438
9–12 Dec Jiji Press 1,22829.242.528.313.3
9–11 Dec NHK 1,23436.343.520.27.2
3–4 Dec JNN 1,22734.261.93.927.7
2–4 Dec Yomiuri/NNN 1,0693952913
25–27 Nov Nikkei/TV Tokyo 1,0303755818
26–27 Nov Kyodo News 1,03533.151.615.318.5
19–20 Nov SSRC for Mainichi 3,06927591432
19–20 Nov ANN 1,02130.544.724.814.2
11–14 Nov Jiji Press 1,23427.743.528.814.7
12–13 Nov Asahi 1,36537511214
11–13 Nov NHK 1,23632.64621.413.4
9–15 Nov Morning Consult N/A22631541
5–6 Nov JNN 1,21339.657.72.718.1
4–6 Nov Yomiuri/NNN 1,04936501414
15–16 Oct ANN 1,05833.140.9267.8
12–18 Oct Morning Consult N/A24621438
7–10 Oct Jiji Press 1,26627.443.928.715.2
8–10 Oct NHK 1,24737.54319.55.5
8–9 Oct Kyodo News 1,0673548.316.713.3
5–11 Oct Morning Consult N/A24621438
17–18 Sep ANN 1,01336.340.922.84.6
17–18 Sep SSRC for Mainichi 1,0642964735
16–18 Sep Nikkei/TV Tokyo 957434986
10–11 Sep Asahi 1,4624147126
9–12 Sep Jiji Press 1,23832.34027.77.7
9–11 Sep NHK 1,25540.440.119.50.3
7–13 Sep Morning Consult N/A28591331
3–4 Sep JNN 1,21848.148.33.60,2
2–4 Sep Yomiuri/NNN 1,075504199
27–28 Aug Asahi 9984739148
20–21 Aug SSRC for Mainichi 96536541018
20–21 Aug ANN 1,01643.732.723.611
5–8 Aug Jiji Press 1,20044.328.527.215.8
6–7 Aug JNN 1,16257.539.33.218.2
5–7 Aug Yomiuri/NNN 1,03557321125
5–7 Aug NHK 1,22346.427.925.818.5
30–31 Jul Kyodo News 1,0505129.519.521.5
29–31 Jul Nikkei/TV Tokyo 98558321026
16–18 Jul NHK 1,21659.421.119.638.3
16–17 Jul SSRC for Mainichi 1,03152371115
16–17 Jul ANN 1,00853.622.723.730.9
15–18 Jul Jiji Press 1,22449.92030.129.9
8 Jul Assassination of Shinzo Abe
2–3 Jul JNN 1,198 Fumio Kishida 60.434.74.925.7
1–3 Jul NHK 2,03553.526.619.926.9
24–26 Jun NHK 2,04950.226.623.123.6
18 Jun SSRC for Mainichi 995484484
18–19 Jun ANN 1,0434926.724.322.3
17–19 Jun NHK 2,03554.724.820.529.9
14–21 Jun Morning Consult N/A4141180
10–13 Jun Jiji Press 1,23448.72229.319.4
10–12 Jun NHK 1,99458.823.118.135.7
8–14 Jun Morning Consult N/A4242160
4–5 Jun JNN 1,20764.531.63.932.9
3–5 Jun Yomiuri/NNN 1,48564261038
27–29 May Nikkei/TV Tokyo 93566231143
21–22 May ANN 1,03551222724
21–22 May Kyodo News 1,04861.521.816.739.7
21 May SSRC for Mainichi 1,04153371016
13–16 May Jiji Press 1,25450.819.23020.8
13–15 May Yomiuri/NNN 1,05263231440
6–8 May NHK 1,21455.422.522.232.9
23 Apr SSRC for Mainichi 1,01850341616
22–24 Apr Nikkei/TV Tokyo 9056427937
8–10 Apr NHK 1,2355322.724.328.7
1–3 Apr Yomiuri/NNN 1,07259291230
19–20 Mar ANN 1,00847.826.325.921.5
19 Mar SSRC for Mainichi 1,04048381410
19–20 Mar Kyodo News 1,05360.121.91838.2
11–14 Mar Jiji Press 1,22650.221.128.721.5
11–13 Mar NHK 1,22353.125.221.727.9
4–6 Mar Yomiuri/NNN 1,06357281529
25–27 Feb Nikkei/TV Tokyo 99255311424
19–20 Feb Kyodo News 1,05456.627.41629.2
19–20 Feb ANN 1,00846.525.128.418.1
19 Feb SSRC for Mainichi 1,050454691
12–13 Feb Gunosy 1,00017.741.840.51.3
12–13 Feb JX 1,00438.627.533.94.7
11–14 Feb Jiji Press 1,25643.425.331.312.1
11–13 Feb NHK 1,24053.527.319.226.2
4–6 Feb Yomiuri/NNN 1,07158281430
28–30 Jan Nikkei/TV Tokyo 95859301129
22–23 Jan ANN 1,02551.523.225.326.2
22–23 Jan Kyodo News 1,05955.925.218.930.7
22 Jan SSRC for Mainichi 1,06152361216
14–16 Jan Yomiuri 1,05766221244
8–10 Jan NHK 1,21956.82023.133.7
7–10 Jan Jiji Press 1,29251.718.729.622.1

2021

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample size Prime Minister ApproveDisapproveUnd. / no answerLead
18–19 Dec Asahi 1,318 Fumio Kishida 49232821
18–19 Dec ANN 1,03251.324.72426.6
18 Dec SSRC for Mainichi 1,02354361018
10–12 Dec NHK 1,19050.326.123.524.2
20–21 Nov ANN 1,03145.526.128.417.1
10–11 Nov Kyodo News 52060.52316.537.5
10–11 Nov Nikkei 85261271234
5–8 Nov Jiji Press 1,27047.121.331.615.5
5–7 Nov NHK 1,20852.825.321.927.5
1–2 Nov Yomiuri 1,10756291527

See also

Notes

  1. LDP-KMT coalition: 19%; LDP-KMT coalition with reduced majority: 41%
  2. LDP-KMT coalition: 20%; LDP-KMT coalition with reduced majority: 43%
  3. Yūko Obuchi: 2%; Yoshimasa Hayashi: 2%
  4. None of these: 11%
  5. Another MP: 8.2%; Katsunobu Katō: 1.4%; Yoshimasa Hayashi: 0.9%
  6. Yūko Obuchi: 2%; Yoshimasa Hayashi: 1%
  7. None of these: 15%
  8. Another government politician: 2%; An opposition politician: 6%
  9. Yoshimasa Hayashi: 1.1%; Yūko Obuchi: 0.7%; Yasutoshi Nishimura: 0.4%; Kōichi Hagiuda: 0.3%; Katsunobu Katō: 0.1%
  10. Yoshimasa Hayashi: 0.5%; Yasutoshi Nishimura: 0.3%; Another MP: 2.5%
  11. Yasutoshi Nishimura: 1%
  12. Another government politician: 2%; An opposition politician: 5%
  13. Yūko Obuchi: 2%
  14. Yoshimasa Hayashi: 3%; Yūko Obuchi: 2%; Another MP: 1%
  15. Yoshimasa Hayashi: 1%
  16. Yasutoshi Nishimura: 2%; Another MP: 1%
  17. Yasutoshi Nishimura: 2%; Another MP: 1%
  18. Yoshimasa Hayashi: 1%
  19. Tōru Hashimoto (NIK): 2.1%; Hirofumi Yoshimura (NIK): 1.9%; Taro Yamamoto (REI): 1.4%
  20. Tōru Hashimoto (NIK): 4.7%; Taro Yamamoto (REI): 3.3%
  21. Strongly approve: 2.2%; Approve on balance: 8.6%
  22. Disapprove on balance: 16.7%; Completely disapprove: 44.8%
  23. Strongly approve: 4.6%; Approve on balance: 15.2%
  24. Disapprove on balance: 21%; Completely disapprove: 37.3%
  25. Strongly approve: 1.5%; Approve on balance: 7.1%
  26. Disapprove on balance: 20.6%; Completely disapprove: 45.1%
  27. Strongly approve: 5.6%; Approve on balance: 20.1%
  28. Disapprove on balance: 18.5%; Completely disapprove: 31.9%
  29. Strongly approve: 1.4%; Approve on balance: 10.1%
  30. Disapprove on balance: 20.1%; Completely disapprove: 41.2%
  31. Strongly approve: 4.7%; Approve on balance: 18.9%
  32. Disapprove on balance: 20.4%; Completely disapprove: 38.4%
  33. Strongly approve: 1.3%; Approve on balance: 6%
  34. Disapprove on balance: 17.7%; Completely disapprove: 47.3%
  35. Strongly approve: 5%; Approve on balance: 14.5%
  36. Disapprove on balance: 20%; Completely disapprove: 39.7%

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