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The Liberal Democratic Party presidential election has entered the middle stage of the campaign.

The five candidates are working to expand their support and win party member votes by sharing their policies and personalities through social media.

Former Minister for Economic Security Kobayashi frequently posts short videos of inspections and press conferences.

They are also releasing explanatory videos about measures such as the fixed-rate income tax reduction to support the working generation, which they themselves advocate.

Former Secretary-General Motegi has been sharing more about his private side, posting videos that explain policies and show behind-the-scenes aspects of his political activities.

In the video closely covering the press conference where the candidacy was announced, they convey the candidates personality by showing them smiling and sharing their thoughts after the conference.

▽Chief Cabinet Secretary Hayashi has launched a special website to showcase his achievements so far and provides detailed explanations of the Hayashi Plan, which he announced during the party leadership election, organized by theme.

Members of the party are also sharing short videos highlighting scenes from the election campaign.

▽Former Minister for Economic Security Takaichi’s “Tell Me” feature, where AI responds based on her previous statements and other information

We have introduced AI Sanae-san.

Takaichi herself also says, The answers are concise and accurate.

We also share our activities through short videos.

Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Koizumi has created a new TikTok account to reach out to the younger generation and is sharing short videos.

Members of the faction are also stepping up efforts to rally support.

In this leadership election, there will also be a party member vote involving more than 910,000 party members and supporters who have voting rights.

The five factions are working to expand their support via social media, aiming to win not only the votes of Diet members but also party member votes.

On the other hand, the partys election management committee has announced a firm policy to respond resolutely to disinformation and misinformation on social media, as well as slander and defamation against candidates. If malicious posts and similar actions are repeatedly made, they will take legal measures, including requesting the disclosure of the posters information.