The Osaka Ishin no Kai, or the Osaka Restoration Party, is facing internal dissent ahead of the significant double election in Osaka, Japan. Several members have either voiced objections or shown discontent over the party's leadership and direction. This internal conflict within the party could greatly influence the outcomes of the upcoming double election, an impactful event that will determine both the Osaka governor and mayor.

Political stability is greatly valued in Japan and internal conflicts within political parties often attract public scrutiny. Moreover, the position of the Osaka mayor and governor bear significant influence over the city's legislation, making the "double election" a major turning point. The Osaka Restoration Party is prominent in the region; thus, internal strife could impact not just the election result, but the city's direction.

Similar to Japan, in the US or EU countries, intraparty disputes can significantly impact election outcomes - particularly when there are already heated races. Furthermore, these disputes might skew the public's perception of the party's unity, efficacy, and overall competence.