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The 17th nationwide local elections

The 17th nationwide local elections

The 17th nationwide local elections (the 17th or when district election to mind) are nationwide local elections held in (2011) in 2011 of Japan to re-elect the chief of the local government and a congressist simultaneously nationwide. I divided it into twice of April 10 and April 24 and was performed.

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Summary

Election that election to elect a chief (the governor) and the member of the metropolis and districts and a chief (the mayor) and the member of the ordinance-designated city continued as for the election on April 10 and elected a chief (the mayor, the head of a ward, the mayor, village mayor) and the member of the Diet of the city and district municipalities of the basics local government was carried out on April 24. The exception method necessary for election enforcement approved it (2010) in House of Representatives this meeting of November 30 for 2,010 years and was established [1], and a schedule was fixed.

I might say the first nationwide local elections after change of government of the government was realized in (2009) in 2009 and was regarded as election with the implication of the virtual umpire for the Democratic Party government [2]. The opposition with a local political party and the existing political party was performed a close-up of as an issue in Osaka, Aichi, but, under the influence of the 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake (the following Great East Japan Earthquake) generated on March 11 just before that, handling of disaster prevention, the nuclear power plant becomes the issue somewhat as well as other areas, too.

In addition, a bill to postpone a date of the election in consideration of influence of the Great East Japan Earthquake is approved in the House of Councilors on March 18 and wants to be promulgated on March 22 [3]; [4]. In the area appointed by the Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications, an election date will be in this way postponed within six months from two months. Otsuchi-cho, Iwate that 加藤宏暉町長 dies of the tsunami of the earthquake disaster in this, and was lacking in a chief is included. Law revision to postpone an election date again more until December 31 for up to 2,011 years is made afterwards [5].

The election that was carried out on April 10

Gubernatorial election
Representative of the Metropolitan, Hokkaido, or Prefectural Assembly election
  • 41 prefectural assemblies except Ibaraki, Tokyo, Okinawa of the from the first different schedule and three prefectures of Tohoku postponed by later circumstances
The ordinance-designated city mayoral election
Municipal assembly member of ordinance-designated city election

Sagamihara-shi and Okayama-shi become the election enforcement in the first half of the game as an ordinance-designated city from this time. In Sagamihara-shi, four of the election for member of a city council became the same-day election an election for mayor an election for member of prefectural assembly an election for prefectural governor.

The election that was carried out on April 24

  • On April 17, an election for 88 mayors, an election for 293 members of a city council, an election of Tokyo for 13 heads of a ward and an election for 21 members of a ward assembly were notified [6].
  • Under the influence of the 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake, election of some or all was postponed with four prefectures that earthquake disaster damage was particularly heavy.

The election that was postponed by an earthquake disaster

Gubernatorial election
Prefecture, ordinance-designated city congressist election
Mayors, town managers, and village headmen, parliamentary election
Prefecture The first designation [7]
(March 22 date)
 The second designation [8]
(March 28 date)
 The third designation [9]
(March 29 date)
Chief Assembly Chief Assembly Chief Assembly
Iwate Otsuchi-cho(8/28)
Fudai-mura(6/26)
 Rikuzentakata-shi(9/11)
Yamada-machi(9/11)
Fudai-mura (6/26)
Tanohata-mura(8/28)
Noda-mura(8/7)



 (not applicable) Morioka-shi(8/28)
Kuji-shi(8/7)
Ninohe-shi(7/31)
Shizukuishi-cho(7/31)
Hirono-cho(6/19)
Takizawa-mura(7/31)




 (not applicable) (not applicable)
Miyagi Shiogama-shi(9/11)
Matsushima-machi(9/11)
Shichigahama-machi(9/11)

 Shiogama-shi (9/11)
Tagajo-shi(9/11)
Watari-cho(11/13)
Yamamoto-cho(11/13)
Shichigahama-machi (9/11)
Onagawa-cho(11/13)




 Murata-machi(8/28)
Kawasaki-machi(8/28)
Shikama-cho(8/28)

 Shiroishi-shi(7/31)
Rifu-cho(9/11)
Tomiya-machi(9/11)
Ohira-mura(9/11)


 (not applicable) (not applicable)
Fukushima (not applicable) Soma-shi(11/20)
Hirono-machi(11/20)
Futaba-machi(11/20)
Shinchi-machi(11/20)
Kawauchi-mura(11/20)
Katsurao-mura(11/20)




 Aizuwakamatsu-shi(8/7)
Bandaimachi(6/26)
Inawashiro-machi(6/26)
Aizubange-machi(6/26)
Yanaizu-machi(6/26)
Hinoemata-mura(5/29)




 Fukushima-shi(7/31)
Aizuwakamatsu-shi (8/7)
Koriyama-shi(9/4)
Shirakawa-shi(7/10)
Sukagawa-shi(9/4)
Kunimi-machi(6/19)
Kawamata-machi(11/20)
Kagamiishi-machi(9/4)
Bandaimachi (6/26)
Hinoemata-mura (5/29)
Showa-mura(6/26)
Nishigo-mura(8/28)










 (not applicable) (not applicable)
Ibaraki (not applicable) (not applicable) (not applicable) (not applicable) Mito-shi(5/29) Mito-shi (5/29)
(in) exception election date [10] [11].
Remarks

And it was postponed about the election of the following chiefs, assemblies which there was not in the schedule of nationwide local elections [12] [13] on July 7 on a date on May 27 by designation of date [14] [15].

Re-election

In Chiba congressist election, is Urayasu-shi electoral district by later process; of "there is no elected candidate" because it followed, re-election was carried out by voting and counting the ballots on notification, May 22 on May 13.

Preliminary skirmish

Some local elections were held for several months and, as well as past nationwide local elections, attracted attention as a preliminary skirmish to tell the whereabouts of nationwide local elections. ※The election that becomes the はその "constant seller." The full name is an elected candidate.

I carry it out (2010) on August 8 in 2010
I carry it out (2010) on November 14 in 2010
I carry it out (2010) on November 28 in 2010
I carry it out (2010) on December 12 in 2010
  • ※The Ibaraki congressist election - Democratic Party remains for the status quo. In addition, the Japanese Communist Party reduces a seat.
I carry it out (2010) on December 26 in 2010
I carry it out (2011) on January 30 in 2011
I carry it out (2011) on February 6 in 2011
I carry it out (2011) on March 13 in 2011
  • It depends on a municipal assembly having been dissolved as a result that an affirmative vote exceeded the majority by a referendum to ask the dissolution of the Nagoya-shi assembly held for Nagoya-shi congressist election -2 six days a month.

◆The の candidate defeated the candidate whom the Democratic Party and a near political party supported in one way or another and was elected you.

Candidate

Prefectural governors election

The candidates who ran for 12 capital way gubernatorial elections except Iwate postponed by the reason of the Great East Japan Earthquake are as follows. I stayed only in Hokkaido and Mie, and the bipartisan confrontation type election by the Democratic Party and the LDP was reduced to half from five of the last time [16].

Explanatory notes

(the political party where the bold-face has a seat in the House of Representatives or the House of Councilors as of April, 2011)

A list of candidates (report order) [17]
Candidate Age Political party Recommendation, support political party The old and the new Brief career history
People 自 Public Company 共 Country See God ネ
Hokkaido gubernatorial election
Tadashi Katsuya 60 Independent New face Vice-President Hokkaido assembly
Satoshi Miyauchi 48 Independent ● New face Communist Party way member of a standing committee
Harumi Takahashi 57 Independent ● ● Present post 2 Governor of Hokkaido
Toshiaki Kimura 50 Independent ● ● ● New face Former Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries plan official, the former Otaru-shi staff
Tokyo Governor election
Taniyama male Jiro 38 Independent New face Movie director
Keigo Furukawa 41 Independent New face Visit care company executive
Miki Watanabe 51 Independent New face Businessman, ex-President at Watami
Shintaro Ishihara 78 Independent ▲ ▲ Present post 3 Tokyo Governor
Doctor, Nakamatsu 82 Independent New face Inventor
Mac Akasaka 62 Smile party New face Chairperson Foundation, therapist
Hideo Higashikokubaru 53 Independent New face Unemployment, Governor of former Miyazaki
Akira Koike 50 Independent ● New face Political party officer, the former member of the House of Councilors
Himeji Kenji 59 Peaceful party nuclear weapon extinction peace movement New face Building management business
雄上統 69 The Tokyo Japan Restoration Party [18] New face Priest、Sanomune Otani groupThe chief priest、Writer
Takeshi Sugita 43 New Japan New face Representative of political organization secretary
Kanagawa gubernatorial election
Yuji Kuroiwa 56 Independent ▲ ▲ ▲ New face Journalist, announcer at former Fuji TV
Junichi Tsuyuki 55 Independent ● ● ● New face The mayor of former Kaisei
Lintel Yoko 66 Independent ● New face Woman group officer
Osamu Teruya 58 Independent New face Immovable industry
Fukui gubernatorial election
Kunihiro Uno 59 The Japanese Communist Party New face Communist Party prefecture member of a standing committee
Kazumasa Nishikawa 66 Independent ▲ ▲ ▲ Present post 2 Governor of Fukui
Mie gubernatorial election
Naohisa Matsuda 56 Independent ● New face Mayor of former Tsu-shi
Emi Okano 58 Independent ● New face Communist Party prefecture committee
鈴木英敬 36 Independent ● ▲ ● New face Unemployment, former Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry assistant manager
Nara gubernatorial election
Juichi Kitano 73 Independent ● New face Communist Party prefecture officer, former Nara congressist
Shogo Arai 66 Independent ● ● Present post 1 Governor of Nara
Shunji Shiomi 61 Independent New face Prefecture doctor consecutive chairperson
Tottori gubernatorial election
Shinji Hirai 49 Independent ▲ ▲ Present post 1 Governor of Tottori
Junko Yamauchi 68 Independent ● New face Meeting prefecture headquarters's chairperson of the Shinnihon woman
Shimane gubernatorial election
Zenbei Mizoguchi 65 Independent ● ● Present post 1 Governor of Shimane
Mukose Shinichi 40 The Japanese Communist Party New face Communist Party prefecture Western Province vice chairman
Tokushima gubernatorial election
Chiyoko Yamamoto 62 The Japanese Communist Party New face Communist Party prefecture member of a standing committee
Kamon Iiizumi 50 Independent ● ● Present post 2 Governor of Tokushima
Fukuoka gubernatorial election
Hiroshi Ogawa 61 Independent ● ● ● ● ● New face Former Ministry of International Trade and Industry bureaucrat
Takaaki Tamura 49 Independent ● New face Former Kitakyushu-shi congressist
Saga gubernatorial election
Yasushi Furukawa 52 Independent ▲ ● ● Present post 2 Governor of Saga
Masakatsu Hirabayashi 63 The Japanese Communist Party New face Communist Party prefecture chairperson
Oita gubernatorial election
Noboru Mieno 72 The Japanese Communist Party New face Unemployment, Communist Party prefectural government plan committee
Katsusada Hirose 68 Independent ▲ ▲ ▲ Present post 2 Governor of Oita
A note: The incumbent number to be on aside of "the old and the new" column is the number of times elected.

Representative of the Metropolitan, Hokkaido, or Prefectural Assembly election

The lowest ever 3,457 people ran for Iwate and Miyagi, 41 members of prefectural assemblies election except Fukushima that election was postponed because I suffered from the Great East Japan Earthquake. The LDP and the New Komeito, the Communist Party, the number of the candidates of the Social Democratic Party were less than the last time while various factions including the Democratic Party of the government ruling party, a local political party supported a candidate more than the last time by the political party distinction [19]; [20].

  • The number of the reelection seats: 2,330 people
  • Total candidates: 3,457 people
  • A competition rate: 1.48 times (last time 1.49 times)
The number of the number of the candidates according to the political party, the elected candidates [19]
Political party The number of the candidates
(election without a vote)
 現 The cause Newly
The Democratic Party 572 (050) 342 8 222
The Liberal Democratic Party 1,243 (265) 1,032 26 185
The New Komeito 172 (008) 125 0 47
The Japanese Communist Party 225 (004) 78 20 127
The Social Democratic Party 45 (006) 29 3 13
Your Party 103 (000) 11 3 89
The People's New Party 2 (000) 1 1 0
The Sunrise Party of Japan 1 (000) 0 0 1
Various factions 160[21] (11) 46 7 107
Independent 934[21] (66) 285 65 584
The total 3,457 (410) 1,949 133 1,375
The number of the female candidates 347 people (as for the house not voting election 13).
A meeting (eight / 選挙前 4), new government of talks でつなごう Shiga are seen in the various factions including the Osaka Japan Restoration Party (60 / 選挙前 28) and Genzei Nippon (22 / 選挙前 1) of the local political party, a meeting (24 / 選挙前 1) of best Aichi in Japan (three / 選挙前 4), and citizen's network Chiba (four / 選挙前 1), Kanagawa network motion (six / 選挙前 1), the New Socialist Party (two / 選挙前 1) are included [22].

Ordinance-designated city mayoral election

The candidates who ran for the ordinance-designated city mayoral election are as follows. Because there was not a candidacy report, among five designated mayoral elections, the Hamamatsu mayoral election was decided to undergo election of Suzuki other than incumbent Yasutomo Suzuki without voting [23].

Explanatory notes

(the political party where the bold-face has a seat in the House of Representatives or the House of Councilors as of April, 2011)

List of candidates (report order)
Candidate Age Political party Recommendation, support political party The old and the new Brief career history
People 自 Public Company 共 Country See City
The Sapporo mayoral election
Fumio Ueda 62 Independent ● ● ● ● Present post 2 The Mayor of Sapporo
Nana Honma 41 Independent ● New face Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications bureaucrat
The Sagamihara mayoral election
Michiko Sugano 69 The Japanese Communist Party New face Former Sagamihara member of a city council
Toshio Kayama 66 Independent ▲ ▲ ▲ Present post 1 The Mayor of Sagamihara
Yosuke Enomoto 65 Independent New face Former Kanagawa parliamentary speaker
The Shizuoka mayoral election
Cheap Takenobu male 64 Independent New face Former Shizuoka-shi parliamentary speaker
Toru Umino 61 Genzei Nippon New face Former member of the House of Councilors
Nobuhiro Tanabe 49 Independent ● New face Former Shizuoka congressist
The Hamamatsu mayoral election (election without a vote)
Yasutomo Suzuki 53 Independent Present post 2 Mayor Hamamatsu
The Hiroshima mayoral election
Kunio Ohara 61 Independent New face Former Hiroshima member of a city council
Onishi law of nature 45 The Japanese Communist Party New face Communist Party prefecture member of a standing committee
Asako Toyota 45 Independent ● ● New face Former Hiroshima-shi deputy mayor
Kyoko Kuwata 49 Independent New face Former Hiroshima member of a city council
Kazusane Matsui 58 Independent ● ● New face Secretary General of previous Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Central Labour Relations Commission
Osamu Maejima 37 Independent New face Member of construction consulting firm

Municipal assembly member of ordinance-designated city election

  • The number of the reelection seats: 924 people
  • Total candidates: 1,361 people
  • A competition rate: 1.47 times (1.40 times)
The number of the candidates according to the political party [22]
Political party The number of the candidates
(election without a vote)
 現 The cause Newly
The Democratic Party 237 (0) 147 1 89
The Liberal Democratic Party 242 (0) 197 6 39
The New Komeito 158 (0) 125 0 33
The Japanese Communist Party 163 (0) 97 12 54
The Social Democratic Party 16 (0) 6 1 9
Your Party 64 (0) 4 1 59
The Sunrise Party of Japan 3 (0) 2 0 1
Various factions 122 (0) 42 4 176
Independent 356 (0) 157 23 176
The total 1,361 (0) 777 48 536
239 female candidates (0 election without a vote).
A note: "Osaka Japan Restoration Party" (59) is included in the various factions, too [22].

City and district heads of towns and villages

The mayor and the head of a ward election were notified on 17th. As for the mayoral election, the head of a ward election was performed with 13 wards including Setagaya-ku and Shibuya-ku in Tsu-shi (Mie), Takamatsu-shi (Kagawa), Nagasaki-shi (Nagasaki), 88 cities including four prefectural office location cities of Oita-shi (Oita). 203 people ran in the mayoral election. Of these, not voting was 15 cities of 9 prefectures including reelected Takamatsu-shi, and incumbent Hideto Onishi became the election without a vote (last time 19). 46 people reported the candidacy to head of a ward election.

Number of the candidates breakdown [24] according to mayoral election recommendation, the support political party
(woman in total) Old and new breakdowns (not voting)
The present post Former job New face
Ruling party system 3(00) 1 0 2 (0)
Opposition party system 38(05) 10 0 28 (1)
Riding together 18(01) 11 0 7 (5)
There is no recommendation, support political party 137 (09) 45 1 91 (9)
Others 7(00) 0 0 7 (0)
The total 203 (15) 67 1 135 (15)
Number of the candidates breakdown [25] according to head of a ward election recommendation, the support political party
(woman in total) Old and new breakdowns
The present post Former job New face
Ruling party system 3(00) 0 0 3
Opposition party system 24(03) 7 0 17
Riding together 4(00) 4 0 0
There is no recommendation, support political party 12(00) 1 0 11
Others 3(00) 0 0 3
The total 46(4) 12 0 34
  • The candidate who receives official recognition, recommendation, support as for "the opposition party system" on recommendation of the Democratic Party and the People's New Party which are the government ruling party as for "the ruling party system" each from the LDP, the New Komeito, the Communist Party, the Social Democratic Party which is government opposition party. The candidate that "riding together" receives recommendation, support from either party of the both ruling and opposition parties. The candidate who does not receive recommendation and the support from the political party as for "doing it that it is recommendation, support." In addition, the candidate who receives official recognition and recommendation, the support from the political organization.

The heads of towns and villages election was notified on 19th, and 201 people (beat as for six women) ran in 121 municipalities where election was notified and became the election without a vote in 58 municipalities. In addition, as for the candidate, all the members are independent candidates [26].

City and district Town and Village Assembly

The municipal assembly election (293) and the ward assembly election (21 wards) were notified on 17th. 116 nine cities became the election without a vote by the election for member of a city council.

  • The municipal assembly election fixed number: 7,104 seats
  • The number of the municipal assembly political candidates: 8,625 people
The number of the candidates according to the political party [27]
Political party The number of the candidates
The Democratic Party 487
The Liberal Democratic Party 550
The New Komeito 915
Your Party 108
The Japanese Communist Party 757
The Social Democratic Party 106
The People's New Party 2
The Sunrise Party of Japan 6
Various factions 136
Independent 5,558
The total 8,625
  • The number of the member of a ward assembly choice: 821 seats
  • The number of the election for member of a ward assembly candidates: 1,162 people

In the Town and Village Assembly election notified on 19th, 5,026 people reported it for a fixed number 4423 seat (beat as for 466 women). Of these, 893 people became the election without a vote because there was not a candidate more than the fixed number in 84 election.

The number of the candidates according to the election for town member of a village assembly political party [26]
Political party The number of the candidates
The Democratic Party 32
The Liberal Democratic Party 22
The New Komeito 178
The Japanese Communist Party 331
The Social Democratic Party 7
Your Party 7
Various factions 6
Independent 4,443
The total 5,026

First half of the game election results

  • An election day: It is April 10 (2011) for 2,011 years

Prefectural governors election

A qualified voter and a voter and turnout
The number of the qualified voters 32,955,732
Turnout 17,389,793
Turnout (last time) 52.77% (54.85)
The source: One the capital way prefectural governor and designated city mayoral election (1) result (Excel), Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications election results-like (the 23.4 execution).
List of elected candidates
Capital way name of a prefecture Elected candidate name Age Political party The old and the new Recommendation, support political party
Hokkaido Harumi Takahashi 57 Independent Present post 3 The LDP
Tokyo Shintaro Ishihara 78 Independent Present post 4
Kanagawa Yuji Kuroiwa 56 Independent New face The New Komeito
Fukui Kazumasa Nishikawa 66 Independent Present post 3 The LDP, the New Komeito
Mie 鈴木英敬 36 Independent New face LDP, all
Nara Shogo Arai 66 Independent Present post 2
Tottori Shinji Hirai 49 Independent Present post 2
Shimane Zenbei Mizoguchi 65 Independent Present post 2 The LDP, the New Komeito
Tokushima Kamon Iiizumi 50 Independent 3
Fukuoka Hiroshi Ogawa 61 Independent New face The New Komeito, the Social Democratic Party, the nation
Saga Yasushi Furukawa 52 Independent Present post 3
Oita Katsusada Hirose 68 Independent Present post 3 The New Komeito, the Social Democratic Party
The source: List of governor's race elected candidates - April 11, 2011 date current events dot-com (April 12, 2011 reading)

Election for members of prefectural assemblies

As a result of election, the Osaka Japan Restoration Party of the local political party lets a seat double and gets the majority of the Osaka assembly. I exceeded the number of the national seats of the Social Democratic Party. Similarly the meeting of Genzei Nippon, one Aichi of the local political party, Japan lengthened a seat, too, and Your Party became the progress more than the Social Democratic Party, too. The Sunrise Party of Japan sent an elected candidate for the first time.

The existing political party was dull, and a hard fight of the Democratic Party which was the government ruling party was outstanding in particular. Criticism in the correspondence to the internal trouble of the party and an earthquake disaster, a nuclear plant accident influences this. Compare the Democratic Party at the time of reelection; 69 setbacks. The election rate decreased the 18% point from 61% and the last time. The LDP reduced 128 seats after the reelection, but maintained a working majority only by official recognition with 21 prefectures. The Communist Party, the Social Democratic Party reduced a seat each, too, and the People's New Party lost a seat. The New Komeito increased 4 seats, but sent an also-ran for the first time in five years six months as a local election [28].

In the Chiba parliamentary election Urayasu-shi electoral district (fixed number 2), I consist of the issue of election office work suspension of execution in Urayasu-shi of the later Chiba congressist election saying "there is no elected candidate", and re-election will be carried out.

A qualified voter and a voter and turnout
The number of the qualified voters 71,040,284
Turnout 34,202,549
Turnout (last time) 48.15% (52.25)
The source: Two members of prefectural assemblies election and designated member of a municipal assembly election (2) result, style of Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications 17th local election result
A vote and seat according to the political party
Political party The number of votes Vote rate The number of the seats Seat breakdown
The present post Former job New face
The Democratic Party 5,842,573 17.3 346 (044) 253 3 90
The Liberal Democratic Party 12,554,430 37.5 1,119 (027) 956 24 139
The New Komeito 2,548,429 7.6 171 (014) 124 0 47
The Japanese Communist Party 1,878,498 5.6 80(037) 54 10 16
The Social Democratic Party 307,414 0.9 30(005) 22 2 6
Your Party 1,141,242 3.4 41(005) 9 1 31
The People's New Party 8,842 0.0 0(000) 0 0 0
The Sunrise Party of Japan 8,604 0.0 1(000) 0 0 1
Various factions 2,197,626 6.6 98(014) 44 4 50
Independent 7,009,729 20.9 442 (034) 218 27 197
The total 33,497,432 100.0 2,328(180)[29] 1,680 71 577
The source: The number of the election for members of prefectural assemblies elected candidates (the 11th Jiji Press investigation)。 The number of votes (the Jiji Press investigation) according to the election for members of prefectural assemblies political party。 In addition, the Osaka Japan Restoration Party (57) and Genzei Nippon (13), a meeting (four), new government of talks でつなごう Shiga are seen in the various factions (three), and citizen's network Chiba (two), Kanagawa network motion (for one person), New Socialist Party (for one person) are included. The election without a vote was included to the number of the elected candidates, too, and voting and counting the ballots of the election were not carried out in the Urayasu-shi, Chiba electoral district (fixed number 2). The number in the parenthesis of the seat side is the number of the woman elected candidates.
The number of the elected candidates according to the political party (local distinction)
Prefectures name Political party distinction The total In the left
Election without a vote
Democracy The LDP The New Komeito I do not see it Communist Party The Social Democratic Party The nation Stand Various factions No place
Hokkaido (in detail)　 34 44 8 1 17 104 31
Aomori　 6 25 2 2 13 48 8
Akita　 3 25 1 1 2 13 45 3
Yamagata　 3 31 1 1 2 44 16
Tochigi (in detail)　 5 22 3 13 7 50 3
Gunma　 4 30 3 1 2 10 50 8
Saitama　 11 48 9 1 2 1 22 94 17
Chiba (in detail)　 16 52 7 4 4 1 2 7 93 25
Kanagawa　 29 40 10 15 1 12 107 9
Niigata　 7 29 1 1 2 3 10 53 15
Toyama　 4 28 1 1 3 3 40 8
Ishikawa (in detail)　 8 25 2 1 1 6 43 5
Fukui　 5 25 1 1 5 37 4
Yamanashi　 1 14 1 1 21 38 7
Nagano　　 5 16 3 6 2 3 23 58 10
Gifu　 8 30 2 1 5 46 20
Shizuoka　 17 35 5 1 11 69 6
Aichi　 26 49 6 18 4 103 12
Mie　 11 19 2 1 3 15 51 12
Shiga　 12 20 2 1 4 8 47 6
Kyoto　 15 25 5 11 4 60 3
Osaka　 10 13 21 1 4 57 3 109 2
Hyogo　 17 26 12 1 5 1 27 89 9
Nara　 8 20 3 1 5 1 6 44 5
Wakayama　 1 26 3 4 8 42 10
Tottori　 6 16 3 2 8 35 6
Shimane　 5 18 1 2 11 37 26
Okayama　 5 34 5 2 10 56 11
Hiroshima　 7 32 6 1 20 66 17
Yamaguchi　 5 27 5 2 1 9 49 5
Tokushima　 4 21 2 1 3 1 9 41 8
Kagawa　 2 27 2 2 4 1 3 41 13
Ehime　 2 30 3 1 2 9 47 2
Kochi　 1 13 3 5 17 39 2
Fukuoka (in detail) 20 41 11 3 11 86 20
Saga　 4 27 1 1 1 4 38 2
Nagasaki　 11 20 3 1 1 10 46 8
Kumamoto　 1 28 3 1 1 15 49 14
Oita　 3 18 3 1 3 16 44 7
Miyazaki　 3 18 3 1 3 11 39 6
Kagoshima　 1 32 3 1 1 13 51 9
The total　 346 1,119 171 41 80 30 1 98 442 2,327 410
The source: The successful number of people according to two members of prefectural assemblies election and designated member of a municipal assembly election (1) political party, style of Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications 17th local election result
Explanatory notes: Democratic Party = democracy, Liberal Democratic Party = LDP, New Komeito = New Komeito, Your Party = Japanese Communist Party = Communist Party not to look at, Social Democratic Party = Social Democratic Party, People's New Party = nation, Sunrise Party of Japan =, independent = no place.

Election for Mayor of ordinance-designated city

A qualified voter and a voter and turnout
The number of the qualified voters 3,635,388
Turnout 1,961,156
Turnout (last time) 53.95% (60.87)
The source: One the capital way prefectural governor and designated city mayoral election (1) result, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications election results-like (the 23.4 execution).
List of elected candidates
Capital way name of a prefecture Elected candidate name Age Political party The old and the new Recommendation, support political party
Sapporo-shi Fumio Ueda 62 Independent Present post 3 Democracy, the Social Democratic Party, the nation
Sagamihara-shi Toshio Kayama 66 Independent Present post 2
Shizuoka-shi Nobuhiro Tanabe 49 Independent New face
Hiroshima-shi Kazusane Matsui 58 Independent New face The LDP, the New Komeito
The source: List of election for government ordinance mayor, elected candidates - April 11, 2011 date current events dot-com (April 12, 2011 reading)

Municipal assembly member of ordinance-designated city election

A qualified voter and a voter and turnout
The number of the qualified voters 16,921,462
Turnout 8,052,171
Turnout (last time) 47.59% (48.92)
The source: Two members of prefectural assemblies election and designated member of a municipal assembly election (2) result, style of Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications 17th local election result
Political party The number of votes Vote rate The number of the seats Seat breakdown
The present post Former job New face
The Democratic Party 1,356,990 17.2 147 (025) 106 0 41
The Liberal Democratic Party 1,905,126 24.1 222 (015) 190 5 27
The New Komeito 1,234,567 15.6 157 (021) 124 0 33
The Japanese Communist Party 814,376 10.3 99(051) 78 6 15
The Social Democratic Party 53,781 0.7 7(001) 5 1 1
Your Party 432,096 5.5 40(006) 3 0 37
The Sunrise Party of Japan 13,639 0.2 1(000) 1 0 0
Various factions 772,687 9.8 73(014) 37 4 32
Independent 1,306,294 16.6 178 (019) 136 5 37
The total 7,889,556 100.0 924 (152) 680 21 223
The source: The number of the election for government ordinance member of a city council elected candidates (the Jiji Press investigation)、The number of votes (the Jiji Press investigation) according to the election for government ordinance member of a city council political party。 The number in the parenthesis of the seat side is the number of the woman elected candidates.

Latter half of a game election results

An election day: It is April 24 (2011) for 2,011 years

City and district heads of towns and villages election

As for Ebetsu-shi, Hokkaido, Akabira-shi, Mikasa-shi, Chitose-shi, Date-shi, Gyoda-shi, Saitama, Awara-shi, Fukui, Kamo-shi, Niigata, Tajimi-shi, Gifu, Osakasayama-shi, Osaka, Kyotanabe-shi, Kyoto, Kizugawa-shi, 13 mayoral elections of Takamatsu-shi, Kagawa, not voting election was decided without a candidate except Mayor present post being. In addition, in Sunagawa-shi, Hokkaido and Hitachi-shi, Ibaraki, only the candidacy only for one new face (riding together fair in all democracy, the LDP) had a report, and election without a vote decided this [30]. In addition, 市長選挙當選者 87 of 88 are independent candidates (include election without a vote); (as for staying one person a candidate of various factions of Osaka). It became the election without a vote in the heads of towns and villages election in 58 places.

A qualified voter and a voter and turnout
Election for mayor Election for special head of a ward Election for heads of towns and villages
The number of the qualified voters 7,900,779 4,387,969 566,232
Turnout 4,184,927 1,952,877 399,530
Turnout (last time) 52.97% (53.50) 44.51% (45.31) 70.56% (74.00)
The source: One long election, special head of a ward election and heads of towns and villages election 2. Result, style of Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications 17th local election result
List of prefectural seat mayoral election elected candidates
Area Elected candidate Age Political party (recommendation, support political party) The old and the new Brief career history
Tsu-shi (Mie) Preceding page Yasuyuki　 49 Independent (it shows new government) New face Staff of cause, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
Takamatsu-shi (Kagawa) Hideto Onishi　 51 Independent The present post The section manager of cause, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
Nagasaki-shi (Nagasaki) Tagami Tomihisa　 54 Independent The present post The cause, city statistics section manager
Oita-shi (Oita) Iwao Kugimiya　 63 Independent The present post The cause, member of the House of Representatives
The source: Asahi Shimbun 2011 nationwide local elections, House of Representatives by-election "candidate, official counting of votes information"

Election for member of a city council and member of a ward assembly

A qualified voter and a voter and turnout
Election for member of a city council Election for member of a ward assembly
The number of the qualified voters 30,698,910 6,207,428
Turnout 15,601,684 2,683,203
Turnout 50.82% (57.44) 43.23% (44.51)
The source: Two congressist election, special ward congressist election and Town and Village Assembly member of the Diet election 2. Result, style of Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications 17th local election result
The number of the elected candidates according to the political party
Political party Member of a city council Member of a ward assembly
The Democratic Party 389 (005) 87
The Liberal Democratic Party 514 (002) 259
The New Komeito 915 (010) 169
The Japanese Communist Party 627 (009) 121
The Social Democratic Party 85(000) 10
Your Party 87(000) 51
The People's New Party 0(000) 1
The Sunrise Party of Japan 5(000) 1
New Party Daichi 4(000)
Various factions 96(000) 34
Independent 4,382 (090) 88
The total 7,104 (116) 821
The source: The number of the election for city, member of a ward assembly elected candidates (Asahi Shimbun). The number in the parenthesis is the number of elected candidates without a vote.

Election for town member of a village assembly

A qualified voter and a voter and turnout
The number of the qualified voters 2,988,598
Turnout 1,989,655
Turnout (last time) 66.57% (71.49)
Two congressist election, special ward congressist election and Town and Village Assembly member of the Diet election 2. Result, style of Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications 17th local election result
Elected candidate according to the political party
The Democratic Party 27(003)
The Liberal Democratic Party 20(000)
The New Komeito 178 (086)
Your Party 6(001)
The Japanese Communist Party 282 (089)
The Social Democratic Party 7(000)
New Party Daichi 2(000)
Various factions 3(001)
Independent 3,893 (229)
The total 4,418 (409)
The source: The number of according to the Representative two congressist election, special ward congressist election and Town and Village Assembly election (1) political party the elected candidates, style of Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications 17th local election result. The number in the parenthesis is the number of woman elected candidates. The number of elected candidates without a vote is 893 people.

Characteristic

It is the greatest characteristic of this election that election in itself was postponed in many local governments where I suffered from by the Great East Japan Earthquake generated just before notification time, but, in addition, includes the following points.

Self-restraint of the election activity

Although there was the local difference as for what greatly characterized this election, an expanse of the self-restraint mood from the earthquake disaster direct back was a thing for the election activity. Among qualified voters, there was an atmosphere to be more than a question and criticism, the election to that I elected at this time, and the candidate wrote down a kickoff ceremony and a campaign vehicle, a street speech in consideration for the feelings of such a qualified voter or the victim who evacuated in a qualified voter and the electoral district where I suffered from directly, and a self-restraint of the election activity was seen in each place. The limitation factor on understock and the supplies, environment side of the gasoline such as rolling blackouts influences this, too [31]; [32]. Besides, there was not only the election activity but also the case which put off candidacy itself [33], and it was in a factor to increase not voting election. The self-restraint mood is not only a candidate; for the enlightenment activity by the board of elections [34].

Successful without a vote

It is the characteristic of the local election that is not to have been limited to this election of Japan, but, not only an above-mentioned factor, poorness of the competition of the policy, numerousness of the not voting election have it pointed out before enforcement of the election [35]. In the members of prefectural assemblies election (2,330 total fixed number) notified on April 1, a candidate had become the past minimum (3,457), and, as for the election without a vote, it was 410 people more than (I exclude the area where election was postponed by 392 people, the Great East Japan Earthquake) last time [19]. The LDP monopolized House of Representatives single-seat constituencies 2 seat, and a base of the Democratic Party recorded in particular a high not voting election rate 70.27% and whole country one in weak Shimane [36].

In the prefectural assembly election of Kyushu, Yamaguchi, "the Yomiuri Shimbun" reported that it was expected that 30% or more of the whole became without a vote [37]. The ground of the incumbent is strong, and reasons include that an equal is not born by being the conservative ground, the support of the influential group including the agriculture.

Only as for according to fixed number, the Fukuoka parliamentary election had a candidacy report in 13 electoral districts among 46 electoral districts, and, with one-day notification, not voting was elected you 20 (last time 20 18 electoral districts) as well as the last time. On the other hand, a tradition without a vote was broken in Maebaru-shi, Itoshima-gun (fixed number 2), and the really first election in 20 years was carried out [38]. Because Genzei Nippon supported a candidate in Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi (fixed number 1) although Liberal Democratic Party position member of the Diet was elected you without voting till then, even a big city (ordinance-designated city) became the really first electoral campaign in 12 years [39].

Refusal, cancellation of official recognition, the recommendation

In the members of prefectural assemblies election and ordinance-designated city electoral slates of the whole country, the people who declined official recognition, recommendation of the Democratic Party before a public announcement appeared one after another in disfavor with an internal trouble of an approval rating drop and the Democratic Party of the Prime Minister Naoto Kan. According to the Democratic Party, 12 people declined it by 38 people, an election for government ordinance member of a city council by an election for members of prefectural assemblies (including the election that became the postponement).

I did the upper でくら substitute that one person broke official recognition, recommendation of the Democratic Party to two people, Genzei Nippon Japan's most to the meeting of Aichi by the Aichi parliamentary election. By the Gifu parliamentary election, one がくら substitute, recommendation of the Democratic Party were canceled to Genzei Nippon [40].

The People's New Party canceled the recommendation of 385 of 683 nationwide local elections candidates of the Democratic Party as "the retaliation measures" to having refused the setting of the House of Representatives special committee where the Democratic Party discussed a postal reform bill to the middle of the night of April 1. When the candidate that recommendation was canceled uses an election bulletin and a poster using the notation of "the People's New Party recommendation" after a public announcement, in violation of the Public Officers Election Act, it becomes the false matter publication punishment. The Democratic Party rebels for retaliation of the People's New Party just before the public announcement hard, and is serious in the ruling coalition party; cracked [41].

Other

Candidate support abandonment of the ruling party

Although the Democratic Party which is the ruling party was engaged earnestly in support in some electoral districts, I give up that I support a candidate by a drop of the support with intra-party internal trouble and it.

Progress of the local political party

In this nationwide local elections and preliminary skirmish, Genzei Nippon got the position of the top party in Nagoya-shi assembly, and the Osaka Japan Restoration Party secured the position of the top party in Osaka assembly, the Osaka city assembly, Sakai-shi assembly, and the progress of the local political party was outstanding.

Hereditary system

In Fukuoka-shi parliamentary election Sawara-ku, the 36-year-old man who aimed at the fourth generation to follow from a great-grandfather showed up in person. Was dignified by an evaded hereditary system, and which "entrusted a son" generally appealed to a handbill to distribute in a street saying "want to surpass father", but "the family name was widely known in a hometown, and the man told you that was, it is shameful to cover it" [35]; [42]. This candidate is elected.

Politician of LGBT

統一地方選後半選として行われた豊島区議会議員選挙・中野区議会議員選挙で、LGBTであることをカミングアウトして立候補した石川大我（社民党）・石坂わたるがそれぞれ当選を果たした[43]。

千葉県議会議員選挙の浦安市での選挙事務執行停止問題

「2011年千葉県議会議員選挙」も参照

千葉県浦安市は液状化現象による被害が著しく、災害救助法の適用を受けた。しかし、千葉県議会議員選挙については、松崎秀樹市長と市の選挙管理委員会が求めていた浦安市選挙区のみの選挙期日の延期が認められず、2011年4月1日に告示された。これに対して市長と市選管は、市民生活および投票所周辺への被害が著しく、市役所職員が対応に追われているため正常な選挙を行うことができないとして、選挙事務の執行を拒否し続けた。そして、告示の翌4月2日からの開始が公職選挙法で義務付けられている期日前投票は投票所が設けられず、投票整理券も発送されず、ポスター掲示板も設置されなかった。

千葉県選挙管理委員会は予定通り実施する姿勢を変えず、市選管に対して4月1日には地方自治法に基づく勧告を、2日には同法に基づく是正指示を行った。この問題について、森田健作千葉県知事は3月31日には県選管と市選管に対話を求めるコメントを発表し、4月5日には県選管と同じく地方自治法に基づく勧告を行った[44]。

結局、浦安市選挙区では4月10日の投開票事務も行われず、定数2に対して3名が立候補を届け出ていたが、「当選者なし」、5月以降に再選挙を実施するという異例の事態となった[45]。

現職2人は4月29日で任期満了となり失職し、再選挙が実施されるまで、県議が欠けた状態となった[46]。片山善博総務大臣はこの問題について参議院総務委員会で、再発防止策として法的な解決策も検討すると述べた[47]。

再選挙は5月13日に告示され、4月まで現職だった自民党と民主党の候補者2人が再度立候補した他、1回目の選挙に立候補した無所属の新人が出馬を見送った一方、みんなの党から新たに1人が立候補した[48] [49]。5月22日に投開票が実施され、4月までの現職2人が再選された。

なお、同市では市議会議員選挙も予定されていた。こちらについては、市長と市選管が4月4日の会見で、告示までにライフラインが復旧する目処が立ったため必要な人員を確保して予定通り実施できるとの見通しを示しており、4月17日に告示が行われた[50]。ただし県議選とは異なり、被災や復興支援活動の優先を理由として立候補の辞退が相次いだ[33]。

脚注

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  1. ^ 2010年（平成22年）12月8日、法律第68号「地方公共団体の議会の議員及び長の選挙期日等の臨時特例に関する法律」
  2. ^ "民主党への審判。統一地方選挙4月に迫る". All About (2011年2月28日). 2011年4月10日閲覧。
  3. ^ 同日、法律第2号「平成二十三年東北地方太平洋沖地震に伴う地方公共団体の議会の議員及び長の選挙期日等の臨時特例に関する法律」
  4. ^ 平成23年東北地方太平洋沖地震の影響のため統一地方選挙の期日においては選挙を適正に行うことが困難と認められる市町村の指定について（第1次指定分）
  5. ^ 平成23年8月10日法律第92号「東日本大震災に伴う地方公共団体の議会の議員及び長の選挙期日等の臨時特例に関する法律の一部を改正する法律」
  6. ^ 讀賣新聞 2011年4月18日朝刊1面
  7. ^ a b 2011年（平成23年）3月23日総務省告示第95号「平成二十三年東北地方太平洋沖地震に伴う地方公共団体の議会の議員及び長の選挙期日等の臨時特例に関する法律第一条第一項の規定に基づき、地方公共団体の議会の議員及び長の選挙期日等の臨時特例に関する法律第一条第一項に規定する選挙の期日においては選挙を適正に行うことが困難と認められる市町村を指定する件」
  8. ^ 2011年（平成23年）3月28日総務省告示第104号「平成二十三年東北地方太平洋沖地震に伴う地方公共団体の議会の議員及び長の選挙期日等の臨時特例に関する法律第一条第一項の規定に基づき、地方公共団体の議会の議員及び長の選挙期日等の臨時特例に関する法律第一条第一項に規定する選挙の期日においては選挙を適正に行うことが困難と認められる市町村を指定する件」
  9. ^ 2011年（平成23年）3月31日総務省告示第122号「平成二十三年東北地方太平洋沖地震に伴う地方公共団体の議会の議員及び長の選挙期日等の臨時特例に関する法律第一条第一項の規定に基づき、地方公共団体の議会の議員及び長の選挙期日等の臨時特例に関する法律第一条第一項に規定する選挙の期日においては選挙を適正に行うことが困難と認められる市町村を指定する件」
  10. ^ 2011年（平成23年）5月13日政令第139号「平成二十三年東北地方太平洋沖地震に伴う地方公共団体の議会の議員及び長の選挙期日等の臨時特例に関する法律第一条第一項の特例選挙期日を定める政令」
  11. ^ 地震の影響により選挙の期日が延期される市町村の指定 - 総務省
  12. ^ 東日本大震災の影響のため公職選挙法の規定により選挙を行うべき期間においては選挙を適正に行うことが困難と認められる市町村（特例市町村）の指定 (PDF) - 総務省
  13. ^ 2011年（平成23年）6月1日総務省告示第208号「東日本大震災に伴う地方公共団体の議会の議員及び長の選挙期日等の臨時特例に関する法律第一条第四項の規定に基づき、同条第一項又は第二項の規定の適用を受ける指定市町村以外の市町村のうち東日本大震災の影響のため公職選挙法第三十三条第一項若しくは第二項又は第三十四条第一項の規定により選挙を行うべき期間においては選挙を適正に行うことが困難と認められる市町村を指定する件」
  14. ^ 東日本大震災の影響のため公職選挙法の規定により選挙を行うべき期間においては選挙を適正に行うことが困難と認められる市町村（特例市町村）の指定（平成23年7月7日指定分） (PDF) - 総務省
  15. ^ 2011年（平成23年）7月14日総務省告示第342号「東日本大震災に伴う地方公共団体の議会の議員及び長の選挙期日等の臨時特例に関する法律第一条第四項の規定に基づき、同条第一項又は第二項の規定の適用を受ける指定市町村以外の市町村のうち東日本大震災の影響のため公職選挙法第三十三条第一項若しくは第二項又は第三十四条第一項の規定により選挙を行うべき期間においては選挙を適正に行うことが困難と認められる市町村を指定する件」
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  17. ^ asahi.com（朝日新聞社）：2011統一地方選・衆院補選の「選挙日程詳細」より。
  18. ^ 民主党都連所属の議員らが設立した同名の政策集団とは無関係
  19. ^ a b c 410人が無投票当選＝候補者数は過去最少－道府県議選【統一選】。4月1日19時57分配信時事ドットコム（2011年4月2日閲覧）
  20. ^ 地域政党の支持拡大が焦点 41道府県議選が告示-2011年4月1日13時38分配信朝日新聞。
  21. ^ a b 埼玉県議選南10区選挙区の山口節生が、告示後諸派（立憲改進党）から無所属に変更した。
  22. ^ a b c 地域政党が多数の候補＝「大阪維新」は119人【統一選】。2011年4月1日18時26分配信時事ドットコム（2011年4月2日閲覧）
  23. ^ 5指定市長選が告示 浜松は初の無投票当選-2011年3月27日17時13分配信朝日新聞
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  37. ^ 7村1町の首長選、52選挙区74人が無投票が見込まれている。 読売新聞西部版 2011年3月27日 朝刊26面 「自治再生第2部 選挙を問う(上)」
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  42. ^ 読売新聞はチラシに記載された氏名を「公示前のプライベートへの配慮のため」モザイク処理して報道したが、公示によれば、早良区に立候補した36歳の男性は津田信太郎ただ一人である。 自民党福岡県連 - 自由民主党福岡県支部連合会
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