高市早苗将于周三在日本国会中被重新选为首相，该国会下院由执政联盟占据绝对多数席位。自民党（LDP）及其小伙伴日本维新会（JIP）在2月8日选举后获得465席中的352席。在上院，联盟距离多数席位差5席，这使得首轮连任不太可能，但决选获胜几率很高。
日本国会定于2026年2月18日星期三投票改选高市早苗为首相。执政集团，包括自民党（LDP）及其联盟小伙伴日本维新会（JIP，又称日本維新之會），在2月8日选举后持有465席下院中的352席。这一超级多数超过该院四分之三，使结果几乎板上钉钉。
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Japan's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) won a historic landslide in the February 8, 2026, lower house election, securing a two-thirds supermajority on its own. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's snap election gamble paid off, strengthening the ruling coalition's hold. This victory paves the way for bold policy implementation.
Multiple polls indicate that Japan's ruling LDP-JIP coalition is poised to secure over 300 seats in Sunday's lower house election, potentially achieving a two-thirds majority. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's high approval ratings are boosting LDP candidates in key races. The opposition Centrist Reform Alliance faces significant losses.
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