Yukio Kishida was elected president of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party and will serve as the 100th

Original title: Fumio Kishida was elected president of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party and will serve as the 100th prime minister as usual

Screenshot of Japan NHK official website
China.com, September 29, according to Japan's NHK website, at 13:00 local time on September 29, the presidential election of the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan began to vote officially.
It is reported that the final result of the 27th LDP president election was announced at 15:00 local time. Ishida finally defeated taro Kono and will become the new LDP president.
In the second round of the LDP presidential election held on the 29th, Ishida won 257 votes, exceeding the number of votes won by taro Kono, and finally won the LDP presidential election.
The Japanese government will convene an interim parliament on October 4. At that time, there will be a named election of Japanese Prime Minister, and the election results will determine the 100th Prime Minister of Japan. At present, the LDP has a seat advantage in both the Senate and the house of Representatives. As usual, Kishida will succeed Kan Yiwei as prime minister.
(compiled by: Li Jinqiu)