Youth support puts Japan’s Sanae Takaichi on track for landslide

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Sanae Takaichi, a 64-year-old conservative leader in Japan, is experiencing a surge in popularity, particularly among young voters, ahead of Sunday's general election. This "sanamania" trend, characterized by high demand for items she uses, is expected to contribute to a significant victory for her ruling coalition. Polls indicate the coalition could win as many as 300 seats in the 465-seat lower house. Takaichi's popularity stands around 60% overall, with one poll suggesting over 90% support from voters under 30. This support could enable her to implement her economic spending plans aimed at revitalizing Japan's economy.
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