2026 Japanese general election in Northern Kanto

This page contains the detailed results for the 2026 Japanese general election in Northern Kanto.

2026 Japanese general election in Northern Kanto
February 8, 2026
All 52 seats to the House of Representatives
  Majority party Minority party Third party
 
Party LDP Centrist Reform DPP
Last election 26 seats 17 seats[a] 4 seats
Constituency 30 0 1
Constituency vote 3,071,965
51.39%		 1,262,258
21.12%		 389,868
6.52%
PR seats 8 4 2
Regional vote 2,256,845
37.02%		 1,174,717
19.27%		 626,695
10.28%
Total 38 4 3
Seat change Increase 12 Decrease 13 Decrease 1
  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
 
Party Sanseitō Team Mirai Ishin
Last election 0 seats Did not exist 1 seats
Constituency 0 — 0
Constituency vote 466,862
7.81%		 — 130,444
2.18%
PR seats 2 1 1
Regional vote 506,071
8.30%		 467,561
7.67%		 326,128
5.35%
Total 2 1 1
Seat change Increase 2 New Steady
  Seventh party
 
Party JCP
Last election 1 seats
Constituency 0
Constituency vote 197,727
3.31%
PR seats 1
Regional vote 254,497
4.17%
Total 1
Seat change Steady

There is the Northern Kanto PR block which elects 19 members by party list proportional representation. In addition to the block seats, Northern Kanto has 33 constituencies each electing a single member each by first past the post.

Total results

LDP secured a landslide victory in Northern Kanto as well. In the single-seat constituencies, LDP candidates won 30 out of 33 districts. In Saitama Prefecture, LDP swept all seats for the first time since the introduction of the single-seat constituency system.[1]

PartyProportionalConstituencyTotal
seats		+/–
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
LDP2,256,84537.0283,071,96551.393038Increase12
CRA1,174,71719.2741,262,25821.1204Decrease13
DPP626,69510.282389,8686.5213Decrease1
Sanseitō506,0718.302466,8627.8102Increase2
Mirai467,5617.6711New
Ishin326,1285.351130,4442.1801Steady
JCP254,4974.171197,7273.3101Steady
Reiwa182,2612.99026,7210.4500Decrease1
CPJ150,8092.4707,4710.1200Steady
SDP77,4061.2700Steady
Genzei-Yukoku73,1011.2000New
Other parties15,2130.2500Steady
Independent408,6976.8422Decrease3
Total6,096,091100.00195,977,226100.003352–
Valid votes6,096,09198.615,977,22696.68
Invalid/blank votes86,2091.39205,1523.32
Total votes6,182,300100.006,182,378100.00
Registered voters/turnout11,621,08453.2011,621,08453.20
Source: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications[2]

Results by constituency

Single-member constituency results in Northern Kanto
Constituency Incumbent Party Status Elected Member Party
Ibaraki[3]
Ibaraki 1st Nobuyuki Fukushima Ind Defeated. Yoshinori Tadokoro LDP
Ibaraki 2nd Fukushiro Nukaga LDP Reelected. Fukushiro Nukaga LDP
Ibaraki 3rd Yasuhiro Hanashi LDP Reelected. Yasuhiro Hanashi LDP
Ibaraki 4th Hiroshi Kajiyama LDP Reelected. Hiroshi Kajiyama LDP
Ibaraki 5th Satoshi Asano DPP Reelected. Satoshi Asano DPP
Ibaraki 6th Yamato Aoyama Ind Defeated. Ayano Kunimitsu LDP
Ibaraki 7th Hayato Nakamura Ind Reelected. Hayato Nakamura Ind
Tochigi[4]
Tochigi 1st Hajime Funada LDP Reelected. Hajime Funada LDP
Tochigi 2nd Akio Fukuda CRA Defeated. Kiyoshi Igarashi LDP
Tochigi 3rd Kazuo Yana LDP Defeated.
Won PR seat.		 Shintaro Watanabe Ind
Tochigi 4th Takao Fujioka CRA Defeated. Masaru Ishizaka LDP
Tochigi 5th Toshimitsu Motegi LDP Reelected. Toshimitsu Motegi LDP
Gunma[5]
Gunma 1st Yasutaka Nakasone LDP Reelected. Yasutaka Nakasone LDP
Gunma 2nd Toshiro Ino LDP Reelected. Toshiro Ino LDP
Gunma 3rd Hiroyoshi Sasagawa LDP Reelected. Hiroyoshi Sasagawa LDP
Gunma 4th Tatsuo Fukuda LDP Reelected. Tatsuo Fukuda LDP
Gunma 5th Yūko Obuchi LDP Reelected. Yūko Obuchi LDP
Saitama[6]
Saitama 1st Hideki Murai LDP Reelected. Hideki Murai LDP
Saitama 2nd Yoshitaka Shindō LDP Reelected. Yoshitaka Shindō LDP
Saitama 3rd Hitoshi Kikawada LDP Reelected. Hitoshi Kikawada LDP
Saitama 4th Yasushi Hosaka LDP Reelected. Yasushi Hosaka LDP
Saitama 5th Yukio Edano CRA Defeated. Yutaka Ihara LDP
Saitama 6th Atsushi Oshima CRA Defeated.
Won PR seat.		 Akihito Obana LDP
Saitama 7th Yasuko Komiyama CRA Defeated. Hideyuki Nakano LDP
Saitama 8th Masahiko Shibayama LDP Reelected. Masahiko Shibayama LDP
Saitama 9th Shinji Sugimura CRA Defeated. Taku Otsuka LDP
Saitama 10th Yūnosuke Sakamoto CRA Defeated. Susumu Yamaguchi LDP
Saitama 11th Ryuji Koizumi LDP Reelected. Ryuji Koizumi LDP
Saitama 12th Toshikazu Morita CRA Defeated. Atsushi Nonaka LDP
Saitama 13th Mikihiko Hashimoto DPP Defeated.
Won PR seat.		 Hiromi Mitsubayashi LDP
Saitama 14th Yoshihiro Suzuki DPP Defeated.
Won PR seat.		 Makoto Fujita LDP
Saitama 15th Ryosei Tanaka LDP Reelected. Ryosei Tanaka LDP
Saitama 16th Shinako Tsuchiya LDP Reelected. Shinaki Tsuchiya LDP

Ibaraki 1st

Ibaraki 1st[3]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Yoshinori Tadokoro 87,570 41.61 +4.86
Independent Nobuyuki Fukushima 84,703 40.25 −4.76
Sanseitō Ayami Kawabata 25,327 12.04 New
JCP Kumiko Ōuchi 12,842 6.10 −0.86
Turnout 51.92 Increase 0.64
LDP gain from Independent

Yoshinori Tadokoro (LDP) defeated Independent incumbent Nobuyuki Fukushima after a close race.[7]

Ibaraki 2nd

Ibaraki 2nd[3]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Fukushiro Nukaga 74,491 54.15 −4.90
Centrist Reform Takumi Onuma 30,482 22.16 N/A
DPP Yūichi Tanikawa 16,450 11.96 New
Sanseitō Takumi Miyauchi 16,132 11.73 New
Turnout 47.66 Decrease 0.08
LDP hold

Fukushiro Nukaga (LDP), former Speaker of the House of Representatives, held the seat.[8]

Ibaraki 3rd

Ibaraki 3rd[3]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Yasuhiro Hanashi 103,231 51.29 +9.18
Centrist Reform Hiroki Kajioka 56,143 27.90 −3.94
Sanseitō Mai Saito 31,880 15.84 New
Reiwa Yūmi Kagawa 10,008 4.97 −2.47
Turnout 53.76 Increase 0.65
LDP hold

Yasuhiro Hanashi (LDP), former Minister of Justice, increased his votes and held the seat.[9]

Ibaraki 4th

Ibaraki 4th[3]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hiroshi Kajiyama 106,286 83.10 +14.77
JCP Tsubasa Yoshida 21,610 16.90 +4.19
Turnout 51.88 Decrease 0.27
LDP hold

Hiroshi Kajiyama (LDP), former Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, increased his votes and held the seat.[10]

Ibaraki 5th

Ibaraki 5th[3]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
DPP Satoshi Asano 70,438 60.42 +6.73
LDP Takumi Suzuki
(Won PR seat)		 46,141 39.58 +0.60
Turnout 52.96 Increase 0.40
DPP hold

In the last election, Akimasa Ishikawa (LDP) lost to incumbent Satoshi Asano (DPP). He could not win a seat in the PR block and lost re-election.

In this election, Ishikawa moved to the PR seat and did not run in the constituency. Asano (DPP) increased his votes and held the seat. Defeated Takumi Suzuki (LDP), Ishikawa's successor, won a seat in the PR block.[11]

Ibaraki 6th

Ibaraki 6th[3]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Ayano Kunimitsu 107,388 43.20 −0.72
Independent Yamato Aoyama 104,844 42.18 −7.11
Sanseitō Maki Horikoshi 23,443 9.43 New
JCP Hideki Inaba 9,902 3.98 −2.81
Independent Kichio Nakamura 2,982 1.20 New
Turnout 55.92 Decrease 0.19
LDP gain from Independent

In the last election, Yamato Aoyama (CDP) defeated Ayano Kunimitsu (LDP) after a close race and Kunimitsu won a seat in the PR block.

In this election, along with Kazuhiro Haraguchi, Aoyama refused to join the CRA among the incumbent CDP members of the House of Representatives. Aoyama left the CDP and ran as an independent. As a result of election, Kunimitsu defeated Aoyama after a close race.[12]

Ibaraki 7th

Ibaraki 7th[3]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Hayato Nakamura 84,930 52.55 −0.48
LDP Keiko Nagaoka
(Won PR seat)		 76,700 47.45 +0.48
Turnout 52.50 Decrease 0.02
Independent hold

Hayato Nakamura (Independent) held the seat. Like the last election, Defeated Keiko Nagaoka (LDP), former Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, won a seat in the PR block.[13]

Tochigi 1st

Tochigi 1st[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hajime Funada 85,199 40.52 +0.60
Centrist Reform Atsushi Koike 45,243 21.52 −10.54
Ishin Yūji Kashiwakura
(Won PR seat)		 41,233 19.61 −3.57
Sanseitō Noriaki Ōmori 29,337 13.95 New
JCP Hiroshi Aoki 6,452 3.07 −1.77
Independent Bunzaburo Ishikawa 2,821 1.34 New
Turnout 51.60 Increase 3.10
LDP hold

Hajime Funada (LDP) held the seat.[14]

Tochigi 2nd

Tochigi 2nd[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Kiyoshi Igarashi 66,681 51.84 +8.66
Centrist Reform Akio Fukuda 45,129 35.08 −21.74
Sanseitō Kumi Fujita 16,827 13.08 New
Turnout 52.94 Increase 3.38
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

Kiyoshi Igarashi (LDP) defeated Akio Fukuda (CRA) and gain the seat. Fukuda could not win a seat in the PR block and lost re-election.[15]

Tochigi 3rd

Tochigi 3rd[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Shintaro Watanabe 58,483 43.95 +6.71
LDP Kazuo Yana
(Won PR seat)		 53,975 40.56 +3.17
Centrist Reform Hiroshi Iga 20,611 15.49 −9.88
Turnout 58.15 Increase 5.23
Independent gain from LDP

As with the previous election, the race became a three-way contest between Kazuo Yana (LDP), Shintaro Watanabe (an Independent and LDP member), and Hiroshi Iga (CRA, formerly CDP). Although PM Sanae Takaichi arrived to campaign for Yana, some LDP officials threw their support behind Watanabe.

In the end, after a close race, independent Watanabe defeated Yana. Notably, this district and Miyazaki 2nd district were the only ones where an LDP incumbent lost their single-seat constituency in this election.[16]

Tochigi 4th

Tochigi 4th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Masaru Ishizaka 87,743 47.06 +5.44
Centrist Reform Takao Fujioka 74,465 39.94 −13.47
Sanseitō Tomoko Noguchi 20,768 11.14 New
Independent Manabu Ōnuki 3,456 1.85 New
Turnout 54.24 Increase 1.65
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

In the last election, Tsutomu Sato (LDP), former Minister for Internal Affairs and Communications, lost to Takao Fujioka (CDP) and he won a seat in the PR block.

In this election, Sato announced his retirement. Masaru Ishizaka (LDP), Sato's successor, defeated Fujioka (CRA) and gain the seat. Fujioka could not win a seat in the PR block and lost re-election.[17]

Tochigi 5th

Tochigi 5th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Toshimitsu Motegi 110,743 68.19 +5.18
DPP Takafumi Terada 19,626 12.09 New
Sanseitō Yōsuke Miyamoto 16,713 10.29 New
JCP Keiko Okamura 15,315 9.43 −6.47
Turnout 49.92 Increase 1.33
LDP hold

Toshimitsu Motegi (LDP), Minister for Foreign Affairs, increased his votes and held the seat.[18]

Gunma 1st

Gunma 1st[5]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Yasutaka Nakasone 103,316 61.64 +9.72
Centrist Reform Masatake Kawamura 48,324 28.83 −6.45
JCP Setsuko Tanahashi 15,962 9.52 −3.28
Turnout 52.24 Increase 3.26
LDP hold

Yasutaka Nakasone (LDP) increased his votes and held the seat.[19]

Gunma 2nd

Gunma 2nd[5]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Toshiro Ino 84,167 52.74 −0.50
DPP Kazutaka Hara 22,227 13.93 New
Independent Takashi Ishizeki 19,435 12.18 −20.58
Sanseitō Sonoko Kumaido 16,041 10.05 New
JCP Tamotsu Takahashi 10,254 6.43 −7.57
CPJ Junko Ito 7,471 4.68 New
Turnout 51.18 Increase 3.99
LDP hold

Toshiro Ino (LDP) held the seat.[20]

Gunma 3rd

Gunma 3rd[5]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hiroyoshi Sasagawa 96,283 61.53 +11.46
Centrist Reform Kaichi Hasegawa 60,204 38.47 −11.46
Turnout 52.23 Increase 2.74
LDP hold

Hiroyoshi Sasagawa (LDP) increased her votes and held the seat. Unlike the last election, Defeated Kaichi Hasegawa (CRA) could not win a seat in the PR block.[21]

Gunma 4th

Gunma 4th[5]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Tatsuo Fukuda 84,938 53.41 −2.63
Sanseitō Hitomi Aoki
(Won PR seat)		 35,906 22.58 New
Centrist Reform Hiroki Yamada 28,627 18.00 −14.69
JCP Tatsuya Ito 9,556 6.01 −5.27
Turnout 56.25 Increase 4.79
LDP hold

Tatsuo Fukuda (LDP) held the seat. Defeated Hitomi Aoki (Sanseitō) won a seat in the PR block.[22]

Gunma 5th

Gunma 5th[5]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Yūko Obuchi 107,356 68.58 +6.73
Sanseitō Tomoki Kogure 49,187 31.42 New
Turnout 55.41 Increase 2.59
LDP hold

Yūko Obuchi (LDP), former Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, held the seat.[23]

Saitama 1st

Saitama 1st[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hideki Murai 121,002 55.65 +14.19
Centrist Reform Koichi Takemasa 67,980 31.27 −8.63
Sanseitō Shiro Sugamata 21,329 9.81 New
Independent Kazuki Haneda 7,115 3.27 New
Turnout 57.30 Increase 2.55
LDP hold

Hideki Murai (LDP), former Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary, increased his votes and held the seat. Unlike last election, Defeated Koichi Takemasa (CRA) could not win a seat in the PR block.[24]

Saitama 2nd

Saitama 2nd[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Yoshitaka Shindō 75,209 41.78 +2.10
DPP Hayato Hosoya 45,521 25.29 New
Sanseitō Shizuka Kanno 31,075 17.26 New
Ishin Hideaki Takahashi 28,187 15.66 −7.98
Turnout 49.40 Increase 0.94
LDP hold

Yoshitaka Shindō (LDP), former Minister for Internal Affairs and Communications, increased his votes and held the seat. Unlike last election, Defeated Hideaki Takahashi (Ishin) could not win a seat in the PR block.[25]

Saitama 3rd

Saitama 3rd[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hitoshi Kikawada 96,335 52.20 +10.20
Centrist Reform Chiharu Takeuchi 60,430 32.74 −3.68
Sanseitō Naoko Nakamura 27,801 15.06 New
Turnout 49.93 Increase 0.70
LDP hold

Hitoshi Kikawada (LDP), Minister of State for Okinawa and Northern Territories Affairs, increased his votes and held the seat. Unlike last election, Defeated Chiharu Takeuchi (CRA) could not win a seat in the PR block.[26]

Saitama 4th

Saitama 4th[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Yasushi Hosaka 110,312 52.92 +11.16
DPP Mitsuhiro Kishida 56,582 27.14 +0.33
JCP Kaoru Kudō 25,501 12.23 −1.89
Ishin Michiko Iseda 16,072 7.71 −9.60
Turnout 55.89 Increase 3.84
LDP hold

Yasushi Hosaka (LDP) increased his votes and held the seat. Unlike last election, Defeated Mitsuhiro Kishida (DPP) could not win a seat in the PR block.[27]

Saitama 5th

Saitama 5th[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Yutaka Ihara 104,836 47.35 +10.34
Centrist Reform Yukio Edano 90,795 41.01 −9.97
Sanseitō Keisuke Iizuka 25,775 11.64 New
Turnout 56.58 Increase 1.82
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

In last election, Hideki Makihara (LDP), then Minister of Justice, lost to Yukio Edano, former CDP leader. After the election, Makihara announced his retirement.

In this election, Yutaka Ihara (LDP), former member of the Saitama City Council, defeated Edano and gained the seat. Edano lost his constituency seat which he protected from 2000 and could not win a seat in the PR block. So he lost re-election.[28]

Saitama 6th

Saitama 6th[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Akihito Obana 91,049 40.98 +16.30
Centrist Reform Atsushi Oshima
(Won PR seat)		 81,509 36.69 −14.62
Sanseitō Yoshiko Nagashima 21,078 9.49 New
JCP Moe Akiyama 15,561 7.00 −5.11
Ishin Masanori Tsuda 12,958 5.83 −6.08
Turnout 54.78 Increase 3.24
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

In last election, LDP's Kazuyuki Nakane was not nominated by LDP because of the involvement in the slush fund scandal and he had to run as an Independent. As a result he lost to CDP incumbent Atsushi Oshima.

In this election, Nakane moved to the PR seat and did not run in the constituency. As a result of the election, Akihito Obana (LDP), Nakane's successor, defeated Oshima (CRA). Defeated Oshima won a seat in the PR block.[29]

Saitama 7th

Saitama 7th[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hideyuki Nakano 107,470 57.19 +21.17
Centrist Reform Yasuko Komiyama 80,433 42.81 +3.11
Turnout 51.31 Increase 2.00
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

Hideyuki Nakano (LDP) defeated Yasuko Komiyama (CRA) and gain the seat. Komiyama could not win a seat in the PR block and lost re-election.[30]

Saitama 8th

Saitama 8th[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Masahiko Shibayama 118,529 52.38 +9.00
Centrist Reform Tomoko Ichiki 67,825 29.97 −6.13
Independent Shizuka Okada 39,928 17.65 New
Turnout 55.94 Increase 2.79
LDP hold

Masahiko Shibayama (LDP), former Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, increased his votes and held the seat. Unlike the last election, Defeated Tomoko Ichiki (CRA) could not win a seat in the PR block.[31]

Saitama 9th

Saitama 9th[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Taku Otsuka 112,062 54.97 +15.54
Centrist Reform Shinji Sugimura 91,805 45.03 +3.45
Turnout 54.24 Increase 2.46
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

Taku Otsuka (LDP) defeated Shinji Sugimura (CRA) and gain the seat. Sugimura could not win a seat in the PR block and lost re-election.[32]

Saitama 10th

Saitama 10th[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Susumu Yamaguchi 95,847 55.30 +14.32
Centrist Reform Yūnosuke Sakamoto 77,485 44.70 −14.32
Turnout 56.41 Increase 3.04
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

Susumu Yamaguchi (LDP) defeated Yūnosuke Sakamoto (CRA) and gain the seat. Sakamoto could not win a seat in the PR block and lost re-election.[33]

Saitama 11th

Saitama 11th[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Ryuji Koizumi 88,744 53.36 −4.71
Centrist Reform Makoto Shimada 32,508 19.54 −11.85
DPP Takahito Fuse 19,174 11.53 New
Sanseitō Takashi Kai 16,744 10.07 New
JCP Haruki Kakinuma 9,156 5.50 −5.04
Turnout 51.35 Increase 2.09
LDP hold

Ryuji Koizumi (LDP), former Minister of Justice, held the seat.[34]

Saitama 12th

Saitama 12th[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Atsushi Nonaka 102,382 55.80 +13.29
Centrist Reform Toshikazu Morita 81,103 44.20 −13.29
Turnout 51.92 Increase 1.50
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

Atsushi Nonaka (LDP) defeated Toshikazu Morita (CRA) and gain the seat. Morita could not win a seat in the PR block and lost re-election.[35]

Saitama 13th

Saitama 13th[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hiromi Mitsubayashi 75,992 39.34 +9.71
DPP Mikihiko Hashimoto
(Won PR seat)		 69,464 35.96 +1.86
Sanseitō Shizuo Sugiyama 17,675 9.15 New
Reiwa Takashi Takai 16,713 8.65 −3.69
JCP Chieko Sawaguchi 13,305 6.89 −2.60
Turnout 54.60 Increase 3.71
LDP gain from DPP

In last election, Hiromi Mitsubayashi was not nominated by LDP because of the involvement in the slush fund scandal and he had to run as an Independent. As a result he lost to DPP's Mikihiko Hashimoto.

In this election, Mitsubayashi (LDP) gained the seat after a close race. Defeated Hashimoto (DPP) won a seat in the PR block. Unlike the last election, Takashi Takai (Reiwa) could not win a seat in the PR block.[36]

Saitama 14th

Saitama 14th[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Makoto Fujita 77,481 40.69 N/A
DPP Yoshihiro Suzuki
(Won PR seat)		 70,386 36.96 −0.08
Sanseitō Yūko Amemiya 23,824 12.51 New
JCP Kyoko Naemura 18,732 9.84 +0.41
Turnout 50.43 Increase 1.22
LDP gain from DPP

In last election, then Komeito leader Keiishi Ishii lost to DPP's Yoshihiro Suzuki.

In this election, Ishii moved to PR seat and did not run in the constituency. Makoto Fujita (LDP) gained the seat after a close race. Defeated Suzuki (DPP) won a seat in the PR block.[37]

Saitama 15th

Saitama 15th[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Ryosei Tanaka 114,320 52.31 +16.75
Centrist Reform Tsuneko Oyamada 57,005 26.09 −2.92
Ishin Tatsuki Nanbara 31,994 14.64 −4.52
NYP Hiroaki Fujikawa 15,213 6.96 New
Turnout 54.84 Increase 3.07
LDP hold

Ryosei Tanaka (LDP) increased his votes and held the seat.[38]

Saitama 16th

Saitama 16th[6]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Shinako Tsuchiya 98,187 55.81 +17.33
Centrist Reform Sota Misumi 64,152 36.47 −0.48
JCP Ken Nagahori 13,579 7.72 +0.42
Turnout 49.34 Increase 1.30
LDP hold

Shinako Tsuchiya (LDP), former Minister for Reconstruction, increased her votes and held the seat. Unlike last election, Defeated Sota Misumi (CRA) could not win a seat in the PR block.[39]

Results of proportional representation block

Proportional representation seat results[40]
# Party Elected Member Constituency
1 LDP Kazuo Yana Tochigi 3rd
2 CRA Keiichi Ishii PR only
3 LDP Keiko Nagaoka Ibaraki 7th
4 LDP Takumi Suzuki Ibaraki 5th
5 DPP Mikihiko Hashimoto Saitama 13th
6 CRA Keiichi Koshimizu PR only
7 LDP Kazuyuki Nakane PR only
8 Sanseitō Mayuko Toyota PR only
9 Mirai Kazuko Mutō PR only
10 LDP Masayoshi Saijō PR only
11 CRA Takahiro Fukushige PR only
12 LDP Akimasa Ishikawa PR only
13 Ishin Yūji Kashiwakura Tochigi 1st
14 LDP Asako Omi PR only
15 DPP Yoshihiro Suzuki Saitama 14th
16 CRA Atsushi Oshima Saitama 6th
17 LDP Megumi Maekawa PR only
18 JCP Tetsuya Shiokawa PR only
19 Sanseitō Hitomi Aoki Gunma 4th
PartyVotes%Seats+/–
LDP2,256,84537.028Increase1
CRA1,174,71719.274Decrease4
DPP626,69510.282Increase1
Sanseitō506,0718.302Increase2
Mirai467,5617.671New
Ishin326,1285.351Steady
JCP254,4974.171Steady
Reiwa182,2612.990Decrease1
CPJ150,8092.470Steady
SDP77,4061.270Steady
Genzei-Yukoku73,1011.200New
Total6,096,091100.0019–

LDP party-list

Liberal Democratic Party
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 — Yoshinori Tadokoro Ibaraki 1st Eliminated
— Yasuhiro Hanashi Ibaraki 3rd Eliminated
— Hiroshi Kajiyama Ibaraki 4th Eliminated
— Ayano Kunimitsu Ibaraki 6th Eliminated
— Hajime Funada Tochigi 1st Eliminated
— Kiyoshi Igarashi Tochigi 2nd Eliminated
— Masaru Ishizaka Tochigi 4th Eliminated
— Toshimitsu Motegi Tochigi 5th Eliminated
— Yasutaka Nakasone Gunma 1st Eliminated
— Toshiro Ino Gunma 2nd Eliminated
— Hiroyoshi Sasagawa Gunma 3rd Eliminated
— Tatsuo Fukuda Gunma 4th Eliminated
— Yūko Obuchi Gunma 5th Eliminated
— Hideki Murai Saitama 1st Eliminated
— Yoshitaka Shindō Saitama 2nd Eliminated
— Hitoshi Kikawada Saitama 3rd Eliminated
— Yasushi Hosaka Saitama 4th Eliminated
— Yutaka Ihara Saitama 5th Eliminated
— Akihito Obana Saitama 6th Eliminated
— Hideyuki Nakano Saitama 7th Eliminated
— Masahiko Shibayama Saitama 8th Eliminated
— Taku Otsuka Saitama 9th Eliminated
— Susumu Yamaguchi Saitama 10th Eliminated
— Atsushi Nonaka Saitama 12th Eliminated
— Hiromi Mitsubayashi Saitama 13th Eliminated
— Makoto Fujita Saitama 14th Eliminated
— Ryosei Tanaka Saitama 15th Eliminated
1 checkKazuo Yana Tochigi 3rd 92.2%
2 checkKeiko Nagaoka Ibaraki 7th 90.3%
3 checkTakumi Suzuki Ibaraki 5th 65.5%
31 4 checkKazuyuki Nakane PR only —
32 5 checkMasayoshi Saijo PR only —
33 6 checkAkimasa Ishikawa PR only —
34 7 checkAsako Omi PR only —
35 8 checkMegumi Maekawa PR only —
36 9 Hiroki Tajima PR only —
37 10 Hideko Tomiyama PR only —
38 11 Masaru Masuda PR only —

CRA party-list

Centrist Reform Alliance
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 1 checkKeiichi Ishii PR only —
2 2 checkKeiichi Koshimizu PR only —
3 3 checkTakahiro Fukushige PR only —
4 4 checkAtsushi Oshima Saitama 6th 89.5%
5 Yukio Edano Saitama 5th 86.6%
6 Takao Fujioka Tochigi 4th 84.8%
7 Shinji Sugimura Saitama 9th 81.9%
8 Yūnosuke Sakamoto Saitama 10th 80.8%
9 Toshikazu Morita Saitama 12th 79.2%
10 Yasuko Komiyama Saitama 7th 74.8%
11 Akio Fukuda Tochigi 2nd 67.6%
12 Sota Misumi Saitama 16th 65.3%
13 Chiharu Takeuchi Saitama 3rd 62.7%
14 Kaichi Hasegawa Gunma 3rd 62.5%
15 Tomoko Ichiki Saitama 8th 57.2%
16 Koichi Takemasa Saitama 1st 56.1%
17 Hiroki Kajioka Ibaraki 3rd 54.3%
18 Atsushi Koike Tochigi 1st 53.1%
19 Tsuneko Oyamada Saitama 15th 49.8%
20 Masatake Kawamura Gunma 1st 46.7%
21 Takumi Onuma Ibaraki 2nd 40.9%
22 Makoto Shimada Saitama 11th 36.6%
23 Hiroshi Iga Tochigi 3rd 35.2%
24 Hiroki Yamada Gunma 4th 33.7%
25 25 Makoto Kimura PR only —

DPP party-list

Democratic Party For the People
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 — Satoshi Asano Ibaraki 5th Eliminated
1 checkMikihiko Hashimoto Saitama 13th 91.4%
2 checkYoshihiro Suzuki Saitama 14th 90.8%
3 Hayato Hosoya Saitama 2nd 60.5%
4 Mitsuhiro Kishida Saitama 4th 51.2%
5 Kazutaka Hara Gunma 2nd 26.4%
6 Yūichi Tanikawa Ibaraki 2nd 22.0%
7 Takahito Fuse Saitama 11th 21.6%
8 Takafumi Terada Tochigi 5th 17.7%

Sanseitō party-list

Sanseitō
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 1 checkMayuko Toyota PR only —
2 2 checkHitomi Aoki Gunma 4th 42.2%
3 Noriaki Ōmori Tochigi 1st 34.4%
4 Ayami Kawabata Ibaraki 1st 28.9%
5 — Yoshiko Nagashima Saitama 6th Eliminated[b]
— Maki Horikoshi Ibaraki 6th Eliminated[b]
5 Mai Saito Ibaraki 3rd 30.8%

Mirai party-list

Team Mirai
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 1 checkKazuko Mutō PR only —

Ishin party-list

Japan Innovation Party
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 — Michiko Iseda Saitama 4th Eliminated[b]
— Masanori Tsuda Saitama 6th Eliminated[b]
1 checkYūji Kashiwakura Tochigi 1st 48.3%
2 Hideaki Takahashi Saitama 2nd 37.4%
3 Tatsuki Nanbara Saitama 15th 27.9%

JCP party-list

Japanese Communist Party
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 1 checkTetsuya Shiokawa PR only —
2 2 Saeko Umemura PR only —

Reiwa party-list

Reiwa Shinsengumi
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 — Takashi Takai Saitama 13th Eliminated[b]
2 1 Mitsutoshi Yamagoshi PR only —

CPJ party-list

Conservative Party of Japan
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 — Junko Ito Gunma 2nd Eliminated[b]
2 1 Kazunori Goino PR only —

SDP party-list

Social Democratic Party
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 1 Takanori Hoshi PR only —

Genzei-Yukoku party-list

Tax Cuts Japan and Yukoku Alliance
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 — Toshiaki Koizumi PR only —

Notes

  1. ↑ As CDP and Komeito
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Because of fewer votes less than 10%

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