民调：日本约八成民众认为自民党未解决问题

Core Viewpoint - Approximately 80% of the Japanese public believes that the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has not resolved the "politics and money" issue ahead of the upcoming House of Representatives election on February 8 [1] Group 1: Election Context - The Japanese House of Representatives was officially dissolved on January 23, with the election announcement set for January 27 and voting scheduled for February 8 [1] - A recent poll conducted by All Japan News Network indicates that the most pressing election issues for voters are economic and price increases, followed by pension and social security concerns [1] Group 2: Public Sentiment and Criticism - About 80% of respondents in the poll believe that the LDP has not addressed the "politics and money" issues effectively [1] - The LDP has nominated three batches of candidates for the election, including 43 members linked to "black money" scandals, which has led to public and opposition party criticism [1] - Many citizens accuse the LDP of disregarding public opinion and attempting to obscure the "black money" issue [1]