2026 Japanese general election in Tokyo

2026 Japanese general election in Tokyo
February 8, 2026
All 49 seats to the House of Representatives
  Majority party Minority party Third party
 
Party LDP Centrist Reform Team Mirai
Last election 16 seats 23 seats[a] Did not exist
Constituency 30 0 0
Constituency vote 2,850,532
42.77%		 1,475,054
22.13%		 103,059
1.55%
PR seats 3 5 4
Regional vote 2,243,625
33.10%		 1,119,155
16.51%		 887,849
13.10%
Total 33 5 4
Seat change Increase 17 Decrease 18 New
  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
 
Party DPP Sanseitō JCP
Last election 3 seats 0 seats 1 seats
Constituency 0 0 0
Constituency vote 950,908
14.27%		 580,777
8.71%		 29,134
1.19%
PR seats 3 2 1
Regional vote 746,660
11.02%		 427,028
6.30%		 407,146
6.01%
Total 3 2 1
Seat change Steady Increase 2 Steady
  Seventh party
 
Party Ishin
Last election 2 seats
Constituency 0
Constituency vote 29,134
1.19%
PR seats 1
Regional vote 384,487
5.67%
Total 1
Seat change Decrease 1

This page contains the detailed results for the 2026 Japanese general election in the prefecture of Tokyo.

Within Tokyo there is the prefecture-wide Tokyo PR block which elects 19 members by party list proportional representation. In addition to the block seats, Tokyo has 30 constituencies each electing a single member each by first past the post.

Total results

In Tokyo, LDP won in every single-member constituency, sweeping all seats. This marks the first time in history that LDP has monopolized all of Tokyo's constituency seats.[1][2]

Furthermore, due to LDP's landslide victory in these constituencies, they ran out of candidates on their proportional representation block party-list, resulting in five seats being transferred to other parties.

PartyProportionalConstituencyTotal
seats		+/–
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
LDP2,243,62533.1032,850,53242.773033Increase17
CRA1,119,15516.5151,475,05422.1305Decrease18
Mirai887,84913.104103,0591.5504New
DPP746,66011.023950,90814.2703Steady
Sanseitō427,0286.302580,7778.7102Increase2
JCP407,1466.011261,0803.9201Steady
Ishin384,4875.671251,1363.7701Decrease1
CPJ209,3293.09022,2110.3300Steady
Reiwa179,6142.65032,0660.4800Decrease1
Genzei-Yukoku89,1611.32013,4500.2000New
SDP84,3621.2400Steady
Other parties20,5860.3100Steady
Independent103,7671.5600Decrease3
Total6,778,416100.00196,664,626100.003049–
Valid votes6,778,41699.106,664,62697.43
Invalid/blank votes61,8080.90176,0492.57
Total votes6,840,224100.006,840,675100.00
Registered voters/turnout11,563,99859.1511,563,99859.15
Source: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications[3]

Results by constituency

Single-member constituency results in Tokyo[4]
Constituency Incumbent Party Status Elected Member Party
Tokyo 1st Banri Kaieda CRA Defeated. Miki Yamada LDP
Tokyo 2nd Kiyoto Tsuji LDP Reelected. Kiyoto Tsuji LDP
Tokyo 3rd Hirotaka Ishihara LDP Reelected. Hirotaka Ishihara LDP
Tokyo 4th Masaaki Taira LDP Reelected. Masaaki Taira LDP
Tokyo 5th Yoshio Tezuka CRA Defeated. Kenji Wakamiya LDP
Tokyo 6th Takayuki Ochiai CRA Defeated.
Won PR seat.		 Shōgo Azemoto LDP
Tokyo 7th Akihiro Matsuo CRA Defeated. Tamayo Marukawa LDP
Tokyo 8th Harumi Yoshida CRA Defeated. Hiroko Kado LDP
Tokyo 9th Issei Yamagishi CRA Defeated. Isshu Sugawara LDP
Tokyo 10th Hayato Suzuki LDP Reelected. Hayato Suzuki LDP
Tokyo 11th Yukihiko Akutsu CRA Defeated. Hakubun Shimomura LDP
Tokyo 12th Kei Takagi LDP Reelected. Kei Takagi LDP
Tokyo 13th Shin Tsuchida LDP Reelected. Shin Tsuchida LDP
Tokyo 14th Midori Matsushima LDP Reelected. Midori Matsushima LDP
Tokyo 15th Natsumi Sakai CRA Defeated. Kōki Ōzora LDP
Tokyo 16th Yohei Onishi LDP Reelected. Yohei Onishi LDP
Tokyo 17th Katsuei Hirasawa LDP Reelected. Katsuei Hirasawa LDP
Tokyo 18th Kaoru Fukuda LDP Reelected. Kaoru Fukuda LDP
Tokyo 19th Yoshinori Suematsu CRA Defeated. Yohei Matsumoto LDP
Tokyo 20th Seiji Kihara LDP Reelected. Seiji Kihara LDP
Tokyo 21st Masako Ōkawara CRA Retired.
LDP gain.		 Kiyoshi Odawara LDP
Tokyo 22nd Ikuo Yamahana CRA Defeated. Tatsuya Ito LDP
Tokyo 23rd Shunsuke Ito CRA Defeated. Shinichiro Kawamatsu LDP
Tokyo 24th Kōichi Hagiuda LDP Reelected. Kōichi Hagiuda LDP
Tokyo 25th Shinji Inoue LDP Reelected. Shinji Inoue LDP
Tokyo 26th Jin Matsubara Ind Defeated. Ueki Imaoka LDP
Tokyo 27th Akira Nagatsuma CRA Defeated.
Won PR seat.		 Yuichi Kurosaki LDP
Tokyo 28th Satoshi Takamatsu CRA Defeated. Takao Ando LDP
Tokyo 29th Mitsunari Okamoto CRA Moved to PR seat.
LDP gain.		 Kosuke Nagasawa LDP
Tokyo 30th Eri Igarashi CRA Defeated. Akihisa Nagashima LDP

Tokyo 1st

Tokyo 1st[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Miki Yamada 82,622 43.00 +12.08
Centrist Reform Banri Kaieda 48,830 25.41 −6.60
Sanseitō Rina Yoshikawa
(Won PR seat)		 25,232 13.13 +7.15
Ishin Asuka Haruyama 20,187 10.50 −5.79
JCP Asahi Kuroda 15,295 7.96 +1.28
Turnout 59.52 Increase 3.92
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

It was the sixth confrontation between Incumbent Banri Kaieda (CRA) and Miki Yamada (LDP). In the last election, Kaieda beat Yamada after a close race. Defeated Yamada lost re-election because her candidacy for the PR block was not recognized by the LDP headquarters due to the involvement in slush funds scandal.[5]

In this election, in addition to Yamada and Kaieda, Rina Yoshikawa, Deputy leader of the Sanseitō, and others announced their candidacy. As a result of the election, Yamada won a landslide victory over Kaieda by a large margin. While Kaieda, who lost, failed to win a seat in the PR block, Yoshikawa, who lost, won a seat in the PR block.[6]

Tokyo 2nd

Tokyo 2nd[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Kiyoto Tsuji 84,690 43.27 +6.18
DPP Kiichirō Hatoyama 36,021 18.41 −8.84
Team Mirai Akihiro Dobashi
(Won PR seat)		 25,018 12.78 New
Ishin Mitsuru Imamura 16,609 8.49 −8.28
JCP Mari Hosono 15,358 7.85 −4.68
Sanseitō Yūsuke Kaieda 13,844 7.07 +0.71
The Path to Rebirth Kokoro Amano 4,162 2.13 New
Turnout 61.29 Increase 4.17
LDP hold

Kiyoto Tsuji won the seat by a landslide. Unlike the last election, Kiichirō Hatoyama (DPP), son of Yukio Hatoyama, failed to win a seat in the PR block. Akihiro Dobashi (Mirai) won the seat in the PR block.[7]

Tokyo 3rd

Tokyo 3rd[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hirotaka Ishihara 93,158 42.64 +12.05
Centrist Reform Yumiko Abe 53,584 24.52 −2.36
DPP Shingo Ishida 34,805 15.93 +0.87
Ishin Tōru Ishizaki 19,403 8.88 −3.89
Sanseitō Hirotaka Ueki 17,544 8.03 +3.70
Turnout 61.28 Increase 4.45
LDP hold

LDP's Hirotaka Ishihara, Minister of the Environment, won a landslide victory.　Unlike the last election, Defeated Yumiko Abe can't win a seat in the PR block.[8]

Tokyo 4th

Tokyo 4th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Masaaki Taira 114,054 49.39 +9.17
DPP Masae Ido
(Won PR seat)		 55,610 24.08 +0.06
Sanseitō Etsuko Shima 31,577 13.68 +8.04
JCP Tomoyuki Tanigawa 29,667 12.85 −2.40
Turnout 56.44 Increase 4.14
LDP hold

Masaaki Taira, Former Minister for Digital Transformation, won a landslide victory. Defeated Masae Ido won a seat in the PR block.[9]

Tokyo 5th

Tokyo 5th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Kenji Wakamiya 89,078 39.06 +6.32
Centrist Reform Yoshio Tezuka 58,164 25.50 −13.88
DPP Yukiko Kuwazuru 33,140 14.53 New
Ishin Taro Inaba 27,889 12.23 −5.08
Sanseitō Toshiko Matsuoka 19,809 8.69 +2.09
Turnout 62.11 Increase 3.70
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

LDP's Kenji Wakamiya, Former Minister of State for Special Missions, defeated CRA's Yoshio Tezuka, CRA co-leader Yoshihiko Noda’s close ally, to gain his seat.[10]

Tokyo 6th

Tokyo 6th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Shōgo Azemoto 90,077 37.74 +9.49
Centrist Reform Takayuki Ochiai
(Won PR seat)		 79,262 33.21 −14.19
DPP Katsuki Maruyama 43,524 18.24 New
Sanseitō Naoki Shimamura 23,362 9.79 −0.02
World Peace Party (Japan) Yasuhiro Fukumura 2,424 1.02 New
Turnout 61.49 Increase 2.67
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

Just before the election, LDP nominated Shōgo Azemoto, Former Rep for Chugoku PR block, as its candidate. After a close match, Azemoto defeated CRA incumbent Takayuki Ochiai to gain his seat. Defeated Ochiai won a seat in the PR block due to the lack of the LDP's party-list.[11]

Tokyo 7th

Tokyo 7th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Tamayo Marukawa 80,421 34.47 +7.34
Centrist Reform Akihiro Matsuo 52,576 22.53 −19.36
Team Mirai Yūya Mineshima
(Won PR seat)		 43,335 18.57 New
DPP Nobuko Irie 21,018 9.01 New
Ishin Yasuyuki Watanabe 19,637 8.42 −14.50
Sanseitō Yurika Ishikawa 16,337 7.00 −1.06
Turnout 59.21 Increase 5.91
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

In the last election, LDP nominated Tamayo Marukawa, Former member of the House of Councillors, as its candidate, but lost to Akihiro Matsuo, then a CDP member, because of Marukawa's involvement in the slush funds scandal. In this election, Marukawa won a landslide victory over Matsuo (CRA). While Matsuo failed to win a seat in the PR block, Yūya Mineshima (Mirai) won a seat in the PR block.[12]

Tokyo 8th

Tokyo 8th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hiroko Kado 108,020 44.29 +11.42
Centrist Reform Harumi Yoshida 77,620 31.82 −19.23
DPP Issei Morita 26,989 11.07 New
Reiwa Tokuma Kaiho 11,419 4.68 New
Sanseitō Baku Nagai 10,642 4.36 −2.79
CPJ Shirō Ohtani 8,110 3.32 New
Independent Yukihiro Fujiwara 1,111 0.46 New
Turnout 63.48 Increase 3.44
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

Like last time, LDP nominated Hiroko Kado, former Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry official, as its candidate. In the last election, Harumi Yoshida, former CDP's vice president, won a landslide victory over the Kado. In this election, Kado won the seat by a landslide victory over Yoshida.[13]

Tokyo 9th

Tokyo 9th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Isshu Sugawara 78,927 43.03 N/A
Centrist Reform Issei Yamagishi 56,175 30.63 −13.51
DPP Michiyo Yakushiji 32,670 17.81 New
Sanseitō Fumiya Suzuki 15,638 8.53 New
Turnout 61.03 Increase 3.10
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

Like the last election, Isshu Sugawara, former Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, and Issei Yamagishi Issey faced each other. In the last election, Sugawara was not officially nominated by the LDP due to past scandals and ran as an independent candidate and was defeated by Yamagishi. In this election, LDP nominated Sugawara as a candidate.[14][15] Meanwhile, DPP nominated Michiyo Yakushiji, former member of the House of Councillors, as a candidate.

As a result of the election, Sugawara won and gain a seat from Yamagishi.[16]

Tokyo 10th

Tokyo 10th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hayato Suzuki 126,044 49.05 +10.40
Centrist Reform Yosuke Suzuki 67,575 26.30 −12.10
DPP Mizuho Kajiwara 43,006 16.74 New
Sanseitō Shin Yasuda 17,646 6.87 +0.27
First Star (Japan) Tōru Koyama 2,686 1.05 New
Turnout 62.91 Increase 3.26
LDP hold

It was the fourth showdown between Hayato Suzuki (LDP) and Yosuke Suzuki (CRA). In the last election, Hayato Suzuki defeated Yosuke Suzuki after a close fight.

In this election, Hayato Suzuki increased his vote and won a landslide victory. [17]

Tokyo 11th

Tokyo 11th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hakubun Shimomura 69,077 31.49 N/A
Centrist Reform Yukihiko Akutsu 53,001 24.16 −16.88
DPP Kazumoto Takazawa
(Won PR seat)		 38,445 17.52 New
Ishin Minoru Ōmamiuda 26,207 11.95 −4.83
Sanseitō Emi Matsukata 19,149 8.73 New
JCP Kaito Yokote 12,590 5.74 −3.19
NFP Yasufumi Kuwajima 916 0.42 New
Turnout 57.45 Increase 3.47
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

In the last election, Hakubun Shimomura, former Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, was not nominated by LDP due to the slush funds scandal and ran as an independent candidate. Shimomura lost to Yukihiko Akutsu, then an CDP candidate, and lost the seat he had held since 1996.[18]

Shimomura regained a seat from Akutsu. Defeated Kazumoto Takazawa (DPP) won a seat in the PR block.[19]

Tokyo 12th

Tokyo 12th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Kei Takagi 78,774 35.03 +1.78
Centrist Reform Shōta Nakahara 44,134 19.63 N/A
Ishin Tsukasa Abe
(Won PR seat)		 33,100 14.72 −10.50
DPP Yūki Kusumi 30,913 13.75 −7.74
JCP Seiko Tahara 20,616 9.17 −10.87
Sanseitō Yūko Kuroishi 17,320 7.70 New
Turnout 60.54 Increase 3.45
LDP hold

Kei Takagi (LDP) won a landslide victory to hold a seat. Like the last election, Defeated Tsukasa Abe (Ishin) won a seat in the PR block.[20]

Tokyo 13th

Tokyo 13th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Shin Tsuchida 94,680 46.59 +6.97
DPP Yosuke Mori
(Won PR seat)		 66,140 32.55 +1.73
JCP Shingo Sawada 23,371 11.50 −3.81
Sanseitō Toshiko Kaji 19,021 9.36 New
Turnout 54.03 Increase 3.33
LDP hold

Shin Tsuchida (LDP) won a landslide victory to hold a seat. Like the last election, Defeated Yosuke Mori (DPP) won a seat in the PR block.[21]

Tokyo 14th

Tokyo 14th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Midori Matsushima 109,892 50.23 +13.88
DPP Takanori Chōnan 49,312 22.54 −2.96
Reiwa Mari Kushibuchi 20,647 9.44 −2.70
Sanseitō Hisashi Tan 19,925 9.11 +4.22
JCP Tsutomu Hara 19,007 8.69 −1.37
Turnout 56.91 Increase 3.28
LDP hold

Midori Matsushima (LDP) won a landslide victory to hold a seat.[22]

Tokyo 15th

Tokyo 15th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Kōki Ōzora 109,489 42.49 +16.63
Centrist Reform Natsumi Sakai 70,911 27.52 ±0
DPP Saaya Fukami 28,674 11.13 New
Ishin Yurika Mitsugi 26,546 10.30 N/A
Sanseitō Kana Suzuki 14,770 5.73 New
Genzei–Yukoku Toshiaki Yoshino 7,296 2.83 New
Turnout 60.88 Increase 3.30
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

In the last election, three candidates, Kōki Ōzora (LDP), Natsumi Sakai (then CDP), and Genki Sudo (Independent), were close, and Sakai hold her seat, and Defeated Ōzora won a seat in the PR block.[23]

In this election, Ōzora won a landslide victory and gain the seat from Sakai.[24]

Tokyo 16th

Tokyo 16th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Yohei Onishi 92,858 44.63 +7.29
Centrist Reform Katsuyuki Shibata 51,527 24.76 −6.85
DPP Tomoko Takeuchi 42,380 20.37 New
Sanseitō Takeshi Murakami 21,320 10.25 +1.59
Turnout 54.48 Increase 3.10
LDP hold

Yohei Onishi (LDP) hold the seat.[25]

Tokyo 17th

Tokyo 17th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Katsuei Hirasawa 73,234 36.18 +1.40
Centrist Reform Mari Sorita 44,594 22.03 N/A
DPP Takako Hasegawa 28,282 13.97 −14.06
Ishin Sachiko Inokuchi 27,630 13.65 −9.22
Sanseitō Shinichiro Sugiura 19,291 9.53 New
Independent Yoriko Madoka 7,328 3.62 New
FPP Shinji Suzuki 2,068 1.02 New
Turnout 54.26 Increase 2.06
LDP hold

Katsuei Hirasawa (LDP) hold the seat.[26]

Tokyo 18th

Tokyo 18th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Kaoru Fukuda 117,383 47.71 +5.37
Centrist Reform Reiko Matsushita 69,722 28.34 −13.07
DPP Yūma Suzuki 33,497 13.61 New
Sanseitō Yukiko Tokunaga 17,121 6.96 −1.38
The Path to Rebirth Aya Yoshida 8,330 3.39 New
Turnout 62.79 Increase 2.66
LDP hold

Kaoru Fukuda (LDP) increased her votes and hold the seat.[27]

Tokyo 19th

Tokyo 19th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Yohei Matsumoto 93,697 45.86 +7.70
Centrist Reform Yoshinori Suematsu 54,345 26.60 −12.83
DPP Reiko Suwa 28,452 13.93 New
JCP Mitsuko Ideshige 14,350 7.02 −3.45
Sanseitō Yōko Ichinose 13,463 6.59 New
Turnout 62.07 Increase 1.82
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

Yohei Matsumoto (LDP), incumbent Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, defeated CRA incumbent Yoshinori Suematsu and gained the seat.[28]

Tokyo 20th

Tokyo 20th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Seiji Kihara 108,985 48.55 +5.52
DPP Kentaro Onishi 46,910 20.90 −9.25
JCP Toru Miyamoto 45,031 20.06 −6.76
Sanseitō Shigeki Kakeyama 23,544 10.49 New
Turnout 56.30 Increase 1.72
LDP hold

Seiji Kihara (LDP) hold the seat.[29]

Tokyo 21st

Tokyo 21st[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Kiyoshi Odawara 97,494 42.61 +10.37
Centrist Reform Retsu Suzuki 65,713 28.72 −13.42
DPP Taro Kuroda 37,086 16.21 New
Sanseitō Nami Hoshino 22,373 9.78 +1.18
Genzei–Yukoku Kazuhisa Yata 6,154 2.69 New
Turnout 57.86 Increase 2.00
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

Incumbent Masako Ōkawara retired. Kiyoshi Odawara (LDP) regained the seat.[30]

Tokyo 22nd

Tokyo 22nd[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Tatsuya Ito 132,689 51.45 +12.44
Centrist Reform Ikuo Yamahana 87,494 33.93 −6.31
Sanseitō Mika Suzuki
(Won PR seat)		 37,697 14.62 +4.13
Turnout 61.87 Increase 2.26
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

Tatsuya Ito (LDP) defeated CRA incumbent Ikuo Yamahana and regained the seat.[31]

Tokyo 23rd

Tokyo 23rd[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Shinichiro Kawamatsu 92,171 45.29 +7.74
Centrist Reform Shunsuke Ito 69,908 34.35 −24.68
Sanseitō Yūki Funami 22,326 10.97 New
JCP Yūichi Ikegawa 19,111 9.39 N/A
Turnout 57.79 Increase 2.08
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

Shinichiro Kawamatsu (LDP), former member of the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly, defeated CRA incumbent Shunsuke Ito and regained the seat.[32]

Tokyo 24th

Tokyo 24th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Kōichi Hagiuda 85,806 41.06 +2.41
Centrist Reform Yū Hosogai 70,781 33.87 −1.10
DPP Ryo Hosoya 22,263 10.65 −1.38
Sanseitō Sayuri Yokura 16,909 8.09 +3.86
Independent Moe Fukuda 13,209 6.32 New
Turnout 56.39 Decrease 0.09
LDP hold

Kōichi Hagiuda (LDP) hold the seat.[33]

Tokyo 25th

Tokyo 25th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Shinji Inoue 109,606 50.48 −2.62
Centrist Reform Karen Yoda 50,219 23.13 N/A
DPP Hisataka Munakata 21,515 9.91 New
Sanseitō Nami Kimura 20,603 9.49 New
Ishin Taro Miyazaki 15,185 6.99 −12.75
Turnout 54.51 Increase 1.65
LDP hold

Shinji Inoue (LDP) hold the seat.[34]

Tokyo 26th

Tokyo 26th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Ueki Imaoka 92,329 34.68 +5.80
Independent Jin Matsubara 82,119 30.85 −14.71
Team Mirai Noboru Usami
(Won PR seat)		 34,706 13.04 New
DPP Yūki Sakamoto 24,307 9.13 New
JCP Kanako Matsui 19,663 7.39 −4.75
Sanseitō Keiko Suganuma 13,072 4.91 −2.36
Turnout 62.57 Increase 5.40
LDP gain from Independent

Ueki Imaoka (LDP) defeated Independent incumbent Jin Matsubara and gained the seat. Defeated Usami (Mirai) won a seat in the PR block.[35]

Tokyo 27th

Tokyo 27th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Yūichi Kurosaki 85,249 38.15 +9.02
Centrist Reform Akira Nagatsuma
(Won PR seat)		 80,997 36.25 −18.35
DPP Takashi Suyama 37,848 16.94 New
Sanseitō Aiko Ogasawara 19,374 8.67 −2.48
Turnout 59.78 Increase 4.17
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

Yūichi Kurosaki (LDP) defeated CRA incumbent Akira Nagatsuma and gained the seat. Defeated Nagatsuma won a seat in the PR block.[36]

Tokyo 28th

Tokyo 28th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Takao Andō 69,037 36.64 +7.71
Centrist Reform Satoshi Takamatsu 41,482 22.02 −7.10
DPP Hiroaki Misawa 28,905 15.34 −4.75
Ishin Naho Hashiguchi 18,743 9.95 +2.85
Sanseitō Kazuki Muramatsu 17,211 9.13 +2.74
JCP Naomi Takano 13,045 6.92 −1.44
Turnout 61.08 Increase 3.92
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

Takao Andō (LDP) defeated CRA incumbent Satoshi Takamatsu and gained the seat.[37]

Tokyo 29th

Tokyo 29th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Kōsuke Nagasawa 80,538 41.36 N/A
Centrist Reform Taketsuka Kimura 45,358 23.29 −36.46
DPP Yoshikazu Tarui 26,692 13.71 −3.63
CPJ Eiji Kosaka 14,101 7.24 New
Sanseitō Tetsuro Horikawa 14,071 7.23 New
JCP Kenichi Suzuki 13,976 7.18 −2.40
Turnout 55.68 Increase 2.67
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

In the last election, Komeito's Mitsunari Okamoto defeated CDP's Taketsuka Kimura. Okamoto moved to PR seat and Kimura became his successor because CRA was founded.[38]

Tokyo 30th

Tokyo 30th[4]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Akihisa Nagashima 110,453 45.15 +5.89
Centrist Reform Eri Igarashi 81,082 33.15 −8.82
DPP Ryusei Kawakami 32,504 13.29 New
Sanseitō Reiko Kotobuki 20,586 8.42 +1.14
Turnout 59.58 Increase 1.95
LDP gain from Centrist Reform

Akihisa Nagashima (LDP) increased his votes and gain the seat.[39]

Results of proportional representation block

Proportional representation seat results[40]
# Party Elected Member Constituency
1 LDP Masashi Tanaka PR only
2 LDP Yuko Tsuji PR only
3 CRA Mitsunari Okamoto PR only
4 Mirai Satoshi Takayama PR only
5 LDP Kiyoko Morihara PR only
6 DPP Yosuke Mori Tokyo 13th
7 LDP Lack of party-list
7(8) CRA Kōichi Kasai PR only
8(9) LDP Lack of party-list
8(10) Mirai Yūya Mineshima Tokyo 7th
9(11) Sanseitō Rina Yoshikawa Tokyo 1st
10(12) JCP Tomoko Tamura PR only
11(13) Ishin Tsukasa Abe Tokyo 12th
12(14) LDP Lack of party-list
12(15) DPP Kazumoto Takazawa Tokyo 11th
13(16) CRA Eriko Omori PR only
14(17) LDP Lack of party-list
14(18) Mirai Noboru Usami Tokyo 26th
15(19) LDP Lack of party-list
15(20) CRA Akira Nagatsuma Tokyo 27th
16(21) LDP Lack of party-list
16(22) DPP Masae Ido Tokyo 4th
17(23) LDP Lack of party-list
17(24) CRA Takayuki Ochiai Tokyo 6th
18(25) Mirai Akihiro Dobashi Tokyo 2nd
19(26) Sanseitō Mika Suzuki Tokyo 22nd
PartyVotes%Seats+/–
LDP2,243,62533.103Decrease2
CRA1,119,15516.515Decrease2
Mirai887,84913.104New
DPP746,66011.023Steady
Sanseitō427,0286.302Increase2
JCP407,1466.011Steady
Ishin384,4875.671Decrease1
CPJ209,3293.090Steady
Reiwa179,6142.650Decrease1
Genzei-Yukoku89,1611.320New
SDP84,3621.240Steady
Total6,778,416100.0019–
Actually results
PartyVotes%Seats+/–
LDP2,243,62533.108Increase3
CRA1,119,15516.513Decrease4
Mirai887,84913.103New
DPP746,66011.022Decrease1
Sanseitō427,0286.301Increase1
JCP407,1466.011Steady
Ishin384,4875.671Decrease1
CPJ209,3293.090Steady
Reiwa179,6142.650Decrease1
Genzei-Yukoku89,1611.320New
SDP84,3621.240Steady
Total6,778,416100.0019–

LDP party-list

Liberal Democratic Party
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 — Miki Yamada Tokyo 1st Eliminated
— Kiyoto Tsuji Tokyo 2nd Eliminated
— Hirotaka Ishihara Tokyo 3rd Eliminated
— Masaaki Taira Tokyo 4th Eliminated
— Kenji Wakamiya Tokyo 5th Eliminated
— Shōgo Azemoto Tokyo 6th Eliminated
— Tamayo Marukawa Tokyo 7th Eliminated
— Hiroko Kado Tokyo 8th Eliminated
— Isshu Sugawara Tokyo 9th Eliminated
— Hayato Suzuki Tokyo 10th Eliminated
— Hakubun Shimomura Tokyo 11th Eliminated
— Kei Takagi Tokyo 12th Eliminated
— Shin Tsuchida Tokyo 13th Eliminated
— Midori Matsushima Tokyo 14th Eliminated
— Kōki Ōzora Tokyo 15th Eliminated
— Yohei Onishi Tokyo 16th Eliminated
— Kaoru Fukuda Tokyo 18th Eliminated
— Yohei Matsumoto Tokyo 19th Eliminated
— Seiji Kihara Tokyo 20th Eliminated
— Kiyoshi Odawara Tokyo 21st Eliminated
— Tatsuya Ito Tokyo 22nd Eliminated
— Shinichiro Kawamatsu Tokyo 23rd Eliminated
— Kōichi Hagiuda Tokyo 24th Eliminated
— Shinji Inoue Tokyo 25th Eliminated
— Ueki Imaoka Tokyo 26th Eliminated
— Yuichi Kurosaki Tokyo 27th Eliminated
— Takao Andō Tokyo 28th Eliminated
— Kōsuke Nagasawa Tokyo 29th Eliminated
— Akihisa Nagashima Tokyo 30th Eliminated
30 1 checkMasashi Tanaka PR only —
31 2 checkYūko Tsuji PR only —
32 3 checkKiyoko Morihara PR only —

CRA party-list

Centrist Reform Alliance
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 1 checkMitsunari Okamoto PR only —
2 2 checkKōichi Kasai PR only —
3 3 checkEriko Ōmori PR only —
4 4 checkAkira Nagatsuma Tokyo 27th 95.0%
5 checkTakayuki Ochiai Tokyo 6th 87.9%
6 Yū Hosogai Tokyo 24th 82.4%
7 Yukihiko Akutsu Tokyo 11th 76.7%
8 Shunsuke Ito Tokyo 23rd 75.8%
9 Eri Igarashi Tokyo 30th 73.4%
10 Harumi Yoshida Tokyo 8th 71.8%
11 Issei Yamagishi Tokyo 9th 71.1%
12 Retsu Suzuki Tokyo 21st 67.4%
13 Ikuo Yamahana Tokyo 22nd 65.9%
14 Akihiro Matsuo Tokyo 7th 65.3%
15 Yoshio Tezuka Tokyo 5th 65.2%
16 Natsumi Sakai Tokyo 15th 64.7%
17 Mari Sorita Tokyo 17th 60.8%
18 Satoshi Takamatsu Tokyo 28th 60.0%
19 Reiko Matsushita Tokyo 18th 59.3%
20 Banri Kaieda Tokyo 1st 59.1%
21 Yoshinori Suematsu Tokyo 19th 58.0%
22 Yumiko Abe Tokyo 3rd 57.5%
23 Taketsuka Kimura Tokyo 29th 56.3%
24 Shōta Nakahara Tokyo 12th 56.0%
25 Katsuyuki Shibata Tokyo 16th 55.4%
26 Yosuke Suzuki Tokyo 10th 53.6%
27 Karen Yoda Tokyo 25th 45.8%

Mirai party-list

Team Mirai
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 1 checkSatoshi Takayama PR only —
2 2 checkYūya Mineshima Tokyo 7th 53.8%
3 3 checkNoboru Usami Tokyo 26th 37.5%
4 4 checkAkihiro Dobashi Tokyo 2nd 29.5%

DPP party-list

Democratic Party For the People
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 — Nobuko Irie Tokyo 7th Eliminated[b]
— Hisataka Munakata Tokyo 25th Eliminated[b]
— Yūki Sakamoto Tokyo 26th Eliminated[b]
1 checkYosuke Mori Tokyo 13th 69.8%
2 checkKazumoto Takazawa Tokyo 11th 55.6%
3 checkMasae Ido Tokyo 4th 48.7%
4 Katsuki Maruyama Tokyo 6th 48.3%
5 Tomoko Takeuchi Tokyo 16th 45.6%
6 Takanori Chōnan Tokyo 14th 44.8%
7 Takashi Suyama Tokyo 27th 44.3%
8 Kentaro Onishi Tokyo 20th 43.0%
9 Kiichirō Hatoyama Tokyo 2nd 42.5%
10 Hiroaki Misawa Tokyo 28th 41.8%
11 Michiyo Yakushiji Tokyo 9th 41.3%
12 Yūki Kusumi Tokyo 12th 39.2%
13 Takako Hasegawa Tokyo 17th 38.6%
14 Taro Kuroda Tokyo 21st 38.0%
15 Shingo Ishida Tokyo 3rd 37.3%
16 Yukiko Kuwazuru Tokyo 5th 37.2%
17 Mizuho Kajiwara Tokyo 10th 34.1%
18 Yoshikazu Tarui Tokyo 29th 33.1%
19 Reiko Suwa Tokyo 19th 30.3%
20 Ryusei Kawakami Tokyo 30th 29.4%
21 Yūma Suzuki Tokyo 18th 28.5%
22 Saaya Fukami Tokyo 15th 26.1%
23 Ryo Hosoya Tokyo 24th 25.9%
24 Issei Morita Tokyo 8th 24.9%

Sanseitō party-list

Sanseitō
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 1 checkRina Yoshikawa Tokyo 1st 30.5%
2 2 checkMika Suzuki Tokyo 22nd 28.4%
3 — Hirotaka Ueki Tokyo 3rd Eliminated[b]
— Yukiko Tokunaga Tokyo 18th Eliminated[b]
— Kazuki Muramatsu Tokyo 28th Eliminated[b]
6 3 Akina Nonoda PR only —

JCP party-list

Japanese Communist Party
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 1 checkTomoko Tamura PR only —
2 2 Toru Miyamoto Tokyo 20th 41.3%
3 3 Tomoyuki Tanigawa Tokyo 4th 26.0%

Ishin party-list

Japan Innovation Party
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 — Mitsuru Imamura Tokyo 2nd Eliminated[b]
— Tōru Ishizaki Tokyo 3rd Eliminated[b]
— Yasuyuki Watanabe Tokyo 7th Eliminated[b]
— Taro Miyazaki Tokyo 25th Eliminated[b]
— Naho Hashiguchi Tokyo 28th Eliminated[b]
1 checkTsukasa Abe Tokyo 12th 42.0%
2 Minoru Ōmamiuda Tokyo 11th 37.9%
3 Sachiko Inokuchi Tokyo 17th 37.7%
4 Taro Inaba Tokyo 5th 31.3%
5 Asuka Haruyama Tokyo 1st 24.4%
6 Yurika Mitsugi Tokyo 15th 24.2%

CPJ party-list

Conservative Party of Japan
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 — Eiji Kosaka Tokyo 29th Eliminated[b]
— Shirō Ohtani Tokyo 8th Eliminated[b]
3 1 Koji Hirai PR only —

Reiwa party-list

Reiwa Shinsengumi
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 — Mari Kushibuchi Tokyo 14th Eliminated[b]
2 1 Misao Redwolf PR only —

TCJ-Yukoku party-list

Tax Cuts Japan and Yukoku Alliance
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 — Toshiaki Yoshino Tokyo 15th Eliminated[b]
2 — Kazuhisa Yata Tokyo 21st Eliminated[b]

SDP party-list

Social Democratic Party
Rank # Member Constituency Sekihairitsu
1 1 Yūko Ōtsubaki PR only —

Notes

  1. ↑ As CDP and Komeito
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Because of fewer votes less than 10%

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