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ASAHI SHIMBUN AUGUST 2009 EMERGENCY PUBLIC OPINION POLL #2 (P09-21)
Asahi Shimbun August 2009 Emergency Public Opinion Poll #2
Dates Conducted
August 15 and
16, 2009
Released
August 18,
2009 (Morning Edition of the Asahi Shimbun)
Methodology
The
poll was conducted by telephone on August 15 and 16 with voters from across
Japan
, whose
telephone numbers were selected by a computer at random. Subjects were selected using a three-stage
random sampling method (the Asahi RDD). The total number of those polled was 1,730, with 1,011 responses and a 58%
response rate. Decimals were rounded
up. In instances where there are four columns
of responses the first column are results from a poll conducted on July 4 and
5, 2009; the second column are results from a poll conducted on July 18 and 19,
2009; the third column are results from a poll conducted on August 1 and 2,
2009; and the fourth column are results from this poll conducted on August 15
and 16, 2009.
Key Issues
- Support for the Aso Cabinet
- House of Representatives general
election
Disclaimer
The Mansfield Foundation is responsible for the translation of this Asahi Shimbun poll, subject to the Mansfield Foundation Terms of Use
Q1.
Do you support or not support the Aso Cabinet?
Q2. Which political party do you currently support?
Q3. To what extent are you
interested in the upcoming House of Representatives general election? Please select one from the following choices:
Q4. If the general election were being held today, which party would you
vote for in your proportional-representation district?
Q5. Next, which party’s candidate
would you vote for in your small electoral district? Please answer with the party’s name.
Q6. Do you think it would be best for the administration to continue to be
centered on the LDP? Or do you think
that there should be a change to an administration centered on the Democratic
Party of Japan?
Q7. Between Prime Minister [Taro] Aso and DPJ
President [Yukio] Hatoyama, who do you think is more
suited to be prime minister?
Q8. Each party has announced
their manifesto. When making your
decision as to which candidate or which party to vote for in the upcoming
election, to what extent are you conscious about their manifesto? Please select one from the following choices:
Q9. The Liberal Democratic Party
(LDP) has made a promise to increase each household’s take-home income by one
million yen in 10 years. Do you approve
or not approve of this promise?
Q10. The LDP has made a promise
to make the necessary measures to raise the consumption tax by 2011 once the
economy recovers. Do you approve or not
approve of this promise?
Q11. The Democratic Party of
Japan (DPJ) has promised to provide families with young children a monthly
allowance of 26,000 yen. This would be
financed in part by abolishing the spousal tax deduction. Do you approve or not approve of this
promise?
Q12. The DPJ has promised to
abolish public highway tolls and repay past debt from the highway through
taxes. Do you approve or not approve of
this promise?
Q13. Do you think there are
financial resources available to achieve the various policy promises made by
the LDP?
Q14. Do you think there are
financial resources available to achieve the various policy promises made by
the DPJ?
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