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Feb 3 • 22:00 UTC • 🇯🇵 Japan • Asahi Shimbun (JP)

Exploring the 'Middle' of Public Opinion in Elections: The Difference from 'Centrist Politics' Discussed After the War

The article examines the distinction between politicians' attempts to gauge the 'middle' of voter opinions and the centrist politics highlighted in the recent election, drawing on economic theories to illustrate the phenomena.

#public opinion #centrist politics #elections #Japan #voter behavior

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