TOKYO -- With Japan's ruling coalition facing the possibility of losing a majority in Sunday's upper house election, the outcome could force Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba to expand the alliance to advance policies or resign outright if his party loses big.
Japan election
Japan PM Ishiba's fate hangs in balance as voters head to Sunday polls
Ishiba could be forced to step down or find a partner for ruling coalition
Ishiba could stay in power even if his coalition fails to reach a majority, but would likely face obstacles to passing legislation. (Photo by Uichiro Kasai)
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