改革联盟共同领袖野田与斋藤在选举惨败后暗示辞职

中道改革联盟共同领袖野田佳彦和斋藤铁夫在日本众议院选举中惨败后暗示辞去党内职务。该新组建的政党由立宪民主党与公明党合并而成,旨在成为最大在野势力,但失去了大量席位。

在2026年2月8日的日本众议院选举中,中道改革联盟(CRA)遭受重大挫败,仅保留了此前167席中的49席,在465席的众议院中。此结果粉碎了该党选举前成为最大单一在野势力的雄心 ambition。nn2月8日晚,午夜刚过,共同领袖野田佳彦对记者表示:“这次毁灭性的失败是万死难辞其咎的责任”,暗示其可能辞职。翌日2月9日,在与共同领袖斋藤铁夫举行的记者会上,野田称作为政治家“为选举结果承担责任乃理所当然”。nn野田进一步表示:“我不能就这样贸然宣布辞职。那样做是不负责任的”,表明他计划在预计于2月18日召开的特别国会会期前辞职。他很可能在当天下午的党内执行委员会会议上正式宣布辞意。nn早些时候,2月8日晚约日本时间晚11:12,野田曾说:“我已下定决心,但结果尚未完全公布,我会与其他党内干部商议。”CRA系由日本立宪民主党与公明党新组建的中道在野联盟,但被执政联盟的压倒性胜利彻底压制。nn此次败北引发了对野田与斋藤领导力的质疑,并可能重塑日本在野党格局。

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