Former Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda is the top choice to lead the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, a Kyodo News poll of party supporters and lawmakers showed Monday, ahead of its leadership vote on Sept. 23.Four candidates are vying for the role, with the winner set to guide the left-leaning CDPJ in a general election if the victor of the conservative ruling Liberal Democratic Party's Sept. 27 leadership race dissolves the House of Representatives shortly after becoming prime minister.The telephone survey conducted for two days from Sunday showed Noda -- who led Ja…READ FULL ARTICLE