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Chiba seventh ward

Chiba seventh ward

Japanese flagChiba seventh ward
House of Representatives single-seat constituencies Chiba .svgHouse of Representatives single-seat constituencies explanatory notes .svg
Governorate Matsudo-shi (the area that does not belong to the sixth ward), Noda-shi, Nagareyama-shi
(as of January, 2014)
Proportional-representation constituency South Kanto block
The setting year 1994
Election member of the Diet Takeshi Saito
The number of the qualified voters 406,080 people
1.76 Double (comparison with one vote of difference, five wards of Miyagi)
(Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications .2015 years September 2)
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Chiba seventh ward (ちばけんだい 7 く) is an electoral district in the member of the House of Representatives general election of Japan. I install it by Public Officers Election Act revision of (1994) in 1994.

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Area

Representative single-seat constituencies election

History

The electoral district which Kazuna Matsumoto and son Kazumi Matsumoto of Chairperson Kiyoshi Matsumoto Co., Ltd. competed with Democratic Party Akira Uchiyama for intensely. Kazumi Ota (politician) of the Democratic Party new face defeated Takeshi Saito of the Deputy-Governor of former Saitama by a narrow margin in the 44th member of the House of Representatives by-election by election violations of Kazumi and was elected. It was the form that Ota of the by-election electoral district election handed over to Uchiyama who built the ground for a long time because the Democratic Party had Uchiyama, Ota and two members of the Diet in the 45th member of the House of Representatives general election. In addition, Ota changes to two wards of Fukushima and achieves election. Half of Saito are elected with a near vote rate in the most recent election.

Election results

The number of the qualified voters on that day: A person final balloting rate: %(the last time ratio: a point)

The results of an election Candidate name Age Position political party Old and new distinction The number of votes Vote rate Recommendation, support Proportion overlap
当 Takeshi Saito 55 The Liberal Democratic Party The front 111,030 votes 55.1% New Komeito recommendation ○
Authority of Sada Ishizuka 47 Party of the revolution Newly 48,651 votes 24.1% ○
Takao Watanabe 71 The Japanese Communist Party Newly 27,306 votes 13.5%
Osamu Abe plus 60 The Social Democratic Party Newly 14,718 votes 7.3% ○

The number of the qualified voters on that day: A person final balloting rate: %(the last time ratio: a point)

The results of an election Candidate name Age Position political party Old and new distinction The number of votes Vote rate Recommendation, support Proportion overlap
当 Takeshi Saito 53 The Liberal Democratic Party The front 104,839 votes 45.8% New Komeito recommendation ○
Forest 1,000 wins 51 The Japan Restoration Party Newly 29,665 votes 13.0% ○
Takeshi Nakazawa 57 The Democratic Party Newly 28,970 votes 12.7% ○
Akira Uchiyama 58 Japanese future party The front 24,216 votes 10.6% New Party Daichi recommendation ○
Authority of Sada Ishizuka 45 Your Party Newly 22,999 votes 10.1% ○
Takao Watanabe 69 The Japanese Communist Party Newly 12,080 votes 5.3%
Katsuko Murakami 73 The Social Democratic Party Newly 6,096 votes 2.7% ○

The number of the qualified voters on that day: A person final balloting rate: %(the last time ratio: a point)

The results of an election Candidate name Age Position political party Old and new distinction The number of votes Vote rate Recommendation, support Proportion overlap
当 Akira Uchiyama 55 The Democratic Party The front 125,647 votes 49.1% ○
比当 Takeshi Saito 50 The Liberal Democratic Party Newly 104,262 votes 40.7% ○
Keiko Ueda 42 The Social Democratic Party Newly 23,086 votes 9.0% ○
Masahiko Makino 54 The Happiness Realization Party Newly 3,140 votes 1.2%

※The number of the qualified voters on that day:　The last turnout: (the last time ratio:)

Candidate name Age Position political party Old and new distinction The number of votes Vote rate Recommendation, support
Kazumi Ota 26 The Democratic Party Newly 87,046 votes 45.9%
Takeshi Saito 46 The Liberal Democratic Party Newly 86,091 votes 45.4%
Kiyoko Tokumasu 53 The Japanese Communist Party Newly 14,274 votes 7.5%
Shinichiro Miyaoka 64 Independent Newly 1,530 votes 0.8%
Takashi Kobayashi virtue 63 Independent Newly 681 votes 0.4%
  • Ota makes transference of a daimyo from one fief to another in the 45th general election in two wards of Fukushima and has been elected.

The number of the qualified voters on that day: A person final balloting rate: %(the last time ratio: a point)

The results of an election Candidate name Age Position political party Old and new distinction The number of votes Vote rate Recommendation, support Proportion overlap
当 Kazumi Matsumoto 40 The Liberal Democratic Party Newly 118,801 votes 49.1% ○
比当 Akira Uchiyama 51 The Democratic Party The front 104,630 votes 43.2% ○
Kiyoko Tokumasu 52 The Japanese Communist Party Newly 18,658 votes 7.7%
  • In Matsumoto, as for the 45th, as for the candidacy, the 46th, it is rejected by an independent (Hiranuma group) from six wards after resignation by a guilt-by-association system application though I make the candidacy (the Japan Restoration Party) from two wards of Tokyo.

The number of the qualified voters on that day: A person final balloting rate: %(the last time ratio: a point)

The results of an election Candidate name Age Position political party Old and new distinction The number of votes Vote rate Recommendation, support Proportion overlap
当 Akira Uchiyama 49 The Democratic Party Newly 96,915 votes 48.0% ○
Kazumi Matsumoto 38 The Liberal Democratic Party Newly 83,899 votes 41.6% ○
Takao Watanabe 60 The Japanese Communist Party Newly 16,481 votes 8.2%
Shinichiro Miyaoka 62 Independent Newly 4,485 votes 2.2% X

The number of the qualified voters on that day: A person final balloting rate: %(the last time ratio: a point)

The results of an election Candidate name Age Position political party Old and new distinction The number of votes Vote rate Recommendation, support Proportion overlap
当 Kazuna Matsumoto 61 The Liberal Democratic Party The front 81,252 votes 38.8% ○
Akira Uchiyama 46 The Democratic Party Newly 62,292 votes 29.7% ○
Nanae Senoo 57 The Japanese Communist Party Newly 31,930 votes 15.2%
Torao Kitazumi 73 The Social Democratic Party Newly 24,432 votes 11.7% ○
Kazuo Sankaku 42 Jiyurengo Newly 9,637 votes 4.6% ○

The number of the qualified voters on that day: A person final balloting rate: %(the last time ratio: a point)

The results of an election Candidate name Age Position political party Old and new distinction The number of votes Vote rate Recommendation, support Proportion overlap
当 Kazuna Matsumoto 57 The Liberal Democratic Party Newly 71,306 votes 36.4% ○
Etsuro Miyamoto 48 The New Frontier Party Newly 53,484 votes 27.3%
Kazuko Yuasa 54 The Democratic Party Newly 41,980 votes 21.4% ○
Wakaoji Hiroo 68 The Japanese Communist Party Newly 26,242 votes 13.4%
Imaizumi law of nature 42 Jiyurengo Newly 2,968 votes 1.5% ○

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