Japan ruling coalition seen winning around two-thirds  majority: KyodoTOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe s coalition is on track for a roughly two-thirds majority in Sunday s general election, a survey by Kyodo news agency showed, as its conservative rival led by Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike appeared to lose momentum. Japanese go to the polls on Sunday to elect representatives for the country s 465-member lower house, the more powerful of Japan s two-chamber parliament. The Kyodo poll, conducted by telephone between Oct. 15-17, showed Abe s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) poised to win about 280 seats in the 465-member lower house. Combined with its junior coalition partner Komeito, it is likely to retain about two-thirds of the seats, Kyodo said. The ruling bloc held a two-thirds  super majority  before the chamber was dissolved for the snap election. About two-fifth of voters polled were still undecided, suggesting they could still sway the results, it said. The Party of Hope, which Tokyo Governor Koike launched last month as a  reformist, conservative  alternative to the LDP, has lost momentum since the previous survey, Kyodo said. The Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan (CDPJ), formed this month by liberal members of the Democratic Party, is set to beat out the Party of Hope to become the leading opposition party, at least doubling its representation, Kyodo added. A Reuters corporate survey published on Wednesday showed Japanese companies overwhelmingly want Abe s coalition to stay in power but also want it to lose seats, suggesting they want political stability but don t want to hand him a landslide victory. worldnews
japan ruling coalition seen winning around majority kyodotokyo reuters japanese prime minister shine abe coalition track roughly majority sunday general election survey kyoto news agency showed conservative rival led tokyo governor yuri like appeared lose momentum japanese go polls sunday elect representatives country lower house powerful japan parliament the kyoto poll conducted telephone showed abe liberal democratic party dp poised win seats lower house combined junior coalition partner komeito likely retain seats kyoto said the ruling bloc held super majority chamber dissolved snap election about voters polled still undecided suggesting could still sway results said the party hope tokyo governor like launched last month reformist conservative alternative dp lost momentum since previous survey kyoto said the constitutional democratic party japan cpj formed month liberal members democratic party set beat party hope become leading opposition party least doubling representation kyoto added a reuters corporate survey published wednesday showed japanese companies overwhelmingly want abe coalition stay power also want lose seats suggesting want political stability want hand landslide victory worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Japan ruling coalition seen winning around two-thirds  majority: KyodoTOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe s coalition is on track for a roughly two-thirds majority in Sunday s general election, a survey by Kyodo news agency showed, as its conservative rival led by Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike appeared to lose momentum. Japanese go to the polls on Sunday to elect representatives for the country s 465-member lower house, the more powerful of Japan s two-chamber parliament. The Kyodo poll, conducted by telephone between Oct. 15-17, showed Abe s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) poised to win about 280 seats in the 465-member lower house. Combined with its junior coalition partner Komeito, it is likely to retain about two-thirds of the seats, Kyodo said. The ruling bloc held a two-thirds  super majority  before the chamber was dissolved for the snap election. About two-fifth of voters polled were still undecided, suggesting they could still sway the results, it said. The Party of Hope, which Tokyo Governor Koike launched last month as a  reformist, conservative  alternative to the LDP, has lost momentum since the previous survey, Kyodo said. The Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan (CDPJ), formed this month by liberal members of the Democratic Party, is set to beat out the Party of Hope to become the leading opposition party, at least doubling its representation, Kyodo added. A Reuters corporate survey published on Wednesday showed Japanese companies overwhelmingly want Abe s coalition to stay in power but also want it to lose seats, suggesting they want political stability but don t want to hand him a landslide victory. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: japan ruling coalition seen winning around majority kyodotokyo reuters japanese prime minister shine abe coalition track roughly majority sunday general election survey kyoto news agency showed conservative rival led tokyo governor yuri like appeared lose momentum japanese go polls sunday elect representatives country lower house powerful japan parliament the kyoto poll conducted telephone showed abe liberal democratic party dp poised win seats lower house combined junior coalition partner komeito likely retain seats kyoto said the ruling bloc held super majority chamber dissolved snap election about voters polled still undecided suggesting could still sway results said the party hope tokyo governor like launched last month reformist conservative alternative dp lost momentum since previous survey kyoto said the constitutional democratic party japan cpj formed month liberal members democratic party set beat party hope become leading opposition party least doubling representation kyoto added a reuters corporate survey published wednesday showed japanese companies overwhelmingly want abe coalition stay power also want lose seats suggesting want political stability want hand landslide victory worldnews