According to a late February poll by Fuji TV, only 32 percent of Japanese voters support the Cabinet of Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda, and only 16.6 percent say they would vote for the DPJ in the next round of parliamentary elections. The LDP is faring little better, with the support of only 21.4 percent of voters. Meanwhile, regional political parties have begun to win elections. In late 2010, Genzei Nippon ("tax reduction Japan") won Aichi prefecture's governorship as well as the mayorship in Nagoya and a majority in its city assembly. Then in 2011, Osaka Ishin no Kai ("Osaka Restoration Association") won Osaka prefecture's governorship, Osaka city's mayorship and majorities in both the prefectural and city assemblies.