According to the latest poll results released by Japan's Kyodo News Agency on the 18th, Takaichi Sanae's cabinet approval rating fell to 49.1%, setting a new low in the agency's poll results since the establishment of the Takaichi Cabinet, and the first time it has fallen below 50%. The survey was conducted by telephone inquiry from the 17th to the 18th. Compared with last month's survey, Takao's cabinet approval rating fell 4.3 percentage points. Recently, disputes over issues such as Leung Hesheng, former Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in the Gao Cabinet have continued to ferment due to inappropriate remarks and suspected violations of the Public Office Election Law. According to this survey, 57.7% of respondents thought it was “too late” for Gao Shi to replace Liang Hesheng. Furthermore, 54.7% of respondents believed that the resignation of Liang Hesheng would have an adverse impact on the administration of the cabinet in Takao City. In terms of economic policy, 65.1% of respondents expressed concern about the negative impact that blind consumption tax cuts by the Takashi Cabinet might have on Japan's finances. In addition to Leung Ho-sheng being replaced due to inappropriate remarks and other issues, Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Guan Fang-hong also apologized for organizing political fund-raising activities in violation of regulations. Cabinet scandals that have come to light one after another have had an impact on the approval rating of the cabinet. The results of recent polls published by various agencies all showed a marked decline in the approval rating of the cabinet in Takao.

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