Exit polls show ruling coalition likely to retain upper house majority

Exit polls show ruling coalition likely to retain upper house majority

Koichiro Gemba, election campaign committee chair of Japan's main opposition Democratic Party, looks disappointed at the party's headquarters in Tokyo on July 10, 2016, as exit polls by the media for the House of Councillors election show the ruling coalition of the Liberal Democratic Party and junior party Komeito is likely to retain its majority in the upper house. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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