Summary of results edit All major national parties have managed to obtain at least one of the PR seats in Tōhoku since the introduction of proportional voting in 1996. The region also contains several strongholds: Aomori in particular is a typical "conservative kingdom" and leans towards the LDP along with the Western prefectures along the Sea of Japan coast; Iwate is the home of Ichirō Ozawa , former NFP, LP and DPJ president and a "Democratic kingdom" having also the first prefectural parliament in Japan where the Democrats managed to obtain the status of strongest party in 2007.
General election LDP DPJ Kōmeitō JCP SDP NFP ('96)/LP ('00)/TPJ ('12)/PLP ('14) JRP ('12)/JIP ('14)YP Others Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats 1996 1,630,777 35.3 6 513,410 11.1 2 – 442,790 9.6 1 382,271 8.3 1 1,532,987 33.2 6 – 121,828 2.6 0 2000 1,545,028 32.0 5 1,024,253 21.2 3 474,238 9.8 1 391,055 8.1 1 517,267 10.7 1 786,751 16.3 3 – 96,174 2.0 0 2003 1,794,284 37.6 6 1,784,768 37.4 5 565,179 11.9 1 313,290 6.6 1 310,187 6.5 1 – – – 2005 1,901,595 36.5 6 1,748,165 33.6 5 620,638 11.9 1 325,176 6.2 1 362,523 7.0 1 – – 244,933 4.7 0 2009 1,491,761 27.9 4 2,433,836 45.5 7 516,688 9.7 1 315,201 5.9 1 316,635 5.9 1 – – 241,445 4.5 0 36,295 0.7 0 2012 1,238,716 28.6 5 805,709 18.6 3 398,131 9.2 1 256,838 5.9 1 160,367 3.7 0 391,216 9.0 1 725,006 16.7 2 306,102 7.1 1 56,412 1.3 0 2014 1,265,372 32.9 5 863,539 22.5 4 431,169 11.2 2 379,811 9.9 1 131,857 3.4 0 181,487 4.7 0 499,437 13.0 2 – 89,227 2.3 0
List of representatives edit Recent results edit #: List rank assigned by the party District column: For double candidates who concurrently ran in a single-member electoral district, the district column contains the electoral district where they stood and the sekihairitsu (lit. "narrow defeat ratio"), the ratio of margin of defeat. It determines the ranking of candidates who are put on the same list rank by their party. (in parentheses): Double candidates who are not eligible for election in the proportional block either because they won their district races or were disqualified for having received less than 10% of the vote in the district race (also the threshold for losing the deposit) 2014 edit Tōhoku block results in the 2014 general House of Representatives election [2] # Candidate District Status # Candidate District Status # Candidate District Status LDP: 1,265,372 votes (32.9%), 5 seats DPJ: 863,539 votes (22.5%), 4 seats JIP: 499,437 votes (13.0%), 2 seats 1 (Jun Tsushima ) Aomori 1 (won) 1 (Takeshi Shina ) Iwate 1 (won) 1 (Shinji Oguma) Fukushima 4 (won) (Akinori Eto ) Aomori 2 (won) (Tōru Kikawada ) Iwate 3 (won) Sekio Masuta Aomori 1 (94.2%) Elected (Tadamori Ōshima ) Aomori 3 (won) (Jun Azumi ) Miyagi 5 (won) Toshihide Muraoka Akita 3 (94.0%) Elected (Tarō Kumura) Aomori 4 (won) (Kōichirō Genba ) Fukushima 3 (won) Hiroki Hayashi Miyagi 2 (66.4%) – (Shun'ichi Suzuki ) Iwate 2 (won) Emi Kaneko Fukushima 1 (94.8%) Elected Noriko Nakanowatari Aomori 2 (34.8%) – (Tōru Doi ) Miyagi 1 (won) Yōsuke Kondō Yamagata 2 (92.3%) Elected Kōmeitō: 431,169 votes (11.2%), 2 seats (Ken'ya Akiba ) Miyagi 2 (won) Manabu Terata Akita 1 (87.0%) Elected 1 Yoshihisa Inoue – Elected (Akihiro Nishimura ) Miyagi 3 (won) Kazuko Kōri Miyagi 1 (86.8%) Elected 2 Yūichi Mayama – Elected (Shintarō Itō ) Miyagi 4 (won) Izumi Yoshida Fukushima 5 (84.4%) – JCP: 379,811 votes (9.9%), 1 seat (Itsunori Onodera ) Miyagi 6 (won) Masayo Tanabu Aomori 3 (82.8%) – 1 Chizuko Takahashi – Elected (Hiroyuki Togashi ) Akita 1 (won) Takashi Midorikawa Akita 2 (69.1%) – 2 Tomo Iwabuchi – – (Katsutoshi Kaneda ) Akita 2 (won) Kiyohito Hashimoto Miyagi 3 (64.2%) – PLP: 181,487 votes (4.7%), no seat (Nobuhide Minorikawa ) Akita 3 (won) Mitsunori Akabe Fukushima 2 (63.6%) – 1 (Ichirō Ozawa ) Iwate 4 (won) (Toshiaki Endō ) Yamagata 1 (won) Masae Ido Miyagi 4 (51.2%) – Kōji Hata Iwate 2 (84.1%) - (Norikazu Suzuki) Yamagata 2 (won) Takashi Yamauchi Aomori 4 (48.1%) – 3 Sadao Hirano – – (Ayuko Katō ) Yamagata 3 (won) Masahiro Harada Yamagata 1 (46.7%) – PFG: 71,026 votes (1.8%), no seat (Yoshitami Kameoka ) Fukushima 1 (won) Sayuri Kamata Miyagi 6 (32.4%) – 1 (Teruaki Masumoto) Miyagi 2 (16.7%) DQ (Takumi Nemoto ) Fukushima 2 (won) (Taisei Yoshida) Yamagata 3 (20.0%) DQ 2 Nakako Uda – – (Masayoshi Yoshino ) Fukushima 5 (won) 19 Yoshiaki Kobayashi – – HRP: 18,201 votes (0.5%), no seat Ichirō Kanke Fukushima 4 (99.2%) Elected SDP: 131,857 votes (3.4%), no seat 1 Hisshō Yanai – – Takashi Fujiwara Iwate 4 (76.7%) Elected 1 (Uzen Ogawa) Fukushima 4 (17.8%) DQ 2 Ryōta Shirotori – – Hinako Takahashi Iwate 1 (60.4%) Elected (Takashi Kuwajima) Miyagi 2 (12.8%) DQ 3 Tetsushi Yui – – Hidenori Hashimoto Iwate 3 (57.4%) Elected (Mitsumasa Hosokawa) Iwate 1 (11.7%) DQ Shigeaki Katsunuma Miyagi 5 (52.9%) Elected (Masamichi Itō) Akita 1 (8.1%) DQ Kentarō Uesugi Fukushima 3 (52.0%) 5 Masahiro Kimura – – 26 Sachiko Kanno – – 27 Osamu Yoshida – – 28 Fumito Murakami – –
2012 edit Tōhoku block results in the 2012 general House of Representatives election [3] # Candidate District Status # Candidate District Status # Candidate District Status LDP: 1,238,716 votes (28.6%), 5 seats DPJ: 805,709 votes (18.6%), 3 seats JRP: 725,006 votes (16.7%), 2 seats 1 (Jun Tsushima ) Aomori 1 (won) 1 (Takeshi Shina ) Iwate 1 (won) 1 Shinji Oguma Fukushima 4 (69.7%)Elected (Akinori Eto ) Aomori 2 (won) (Tōru Kikawada ) Iwate 3 (won) 2 Toshihide Muraoka Akita 3 (76.5%)Elected (Tadamori Ōshima ) Aomori 3 (won) (Jun Azumi ) Miyagi 5 (won) Sekio Masuta Aomori 1 (64.7%)– (Tarō Kimura ) Aomori 4 (won) (Kōichirō Genba ) Fukushima 3 (won) 4 Masashi Nakano Miyagi 2 (59.1%)– (Shun'ichi Suzuki ) Iwate 2 (won) Izumi Yoshida Fukushima 5 (88.7%)Elected Noboru Usami Fukushima 5 (42.8%)– (Tōru Doi ) Miyagi 1 (won) Yōsuke Kondō Yamagata 2 (81.2%)Elected Masaki Hatakeyama Miyagi 4 (38.2%)– (Ken'ya Akiba ) Miyagi 2 (won) Kazuko Kōri Miyagi 1 (69.6%)Elected Takeaharu Satō Yamagata 3 (35.2%) – (Akihiro Nishimura ) Miyagi 3 (won) Michihiko Kano Yamagata 1 (68.9%)– Kazunori Midorikawa Fukushima 2 (27.9%)– (Shintarō Itō ) Miyagi 4 (won) Keiki Ishiyama Miyagi 4 (67.6%)– Hiroaki Kawano Yamagata 2 (26.1%)– (Itsunori Onodera ) Miyagi 6 (won) Manabu Terata Akita 1 (67.1%)– (Nobuhiro Ōmiya) Akita 1 (20.9%)DQ (Hiroyuki Togashi ) Akita 1 (won) Hiroshi Kawaguchi Akita 2 (62.5%)– Kōmeitō: 398,131 votes (9.2%), 1 seat (Katsutoshi Kaneda ) Akita 2 (won) Masayo Tanabu Aomori 3 (61.6%)– 1 Yoshihisa Inoue – Elected (Nobuhide Minorikawa ) Akita 3 (won) Kiyohito Hashimoto Miyagi 3 (53.2%)– 2 Yūichi Mayama – – (Toshiaki Endō ) Yamagata 1 (won) Azuma Konno Miyagi 2 (45.8%)– TPJ : 391,216 votes (9.0%), 1 seat (Norikazu Suzuki) Yamagata 2 (won) Hideki Ōba Fukushima 1 (36.7%)– 1 Kōji Hata Iwate 2 (65.9%)Elected (Yoshitami Kameoka ) Fukushima 1 (won) Toshiaki Oikawa Iwate 4 (36.6%)– Yasunori Saitō Miyagi 2 (44.8%)– (Takumi Nemoto ) Fukushima 2 (won) Kyōichi Tsushima Aomori 4 (33.6%) – Hokuto Yokoyama Aomori 1 (43.7%)– (Ichirō Kanke) Fukushima 4 (won) Yasuo Saitō Fukushima 2 (26.4%)– Yōzaburō Ishihara Fukushima 1 (41.3%) – (Gōji Sakamoto) Fukushima 5 (won) Mariko Mitsui Akita 3 (24.3%) – Kazumi Ōta Fukushima 2 (27.1%)– Hinako Takahashi Iwate 1 (78.7%)Elected Tomonobu Nakamura Aomori 2 (22.9%)– Kimiko Kyōno Akita 3 (25.9%)– Takashi Fujiwara Iwate 4 (61.3%)Elected Sayuri Kamata Miyagi 6 (21.5%)– (Kazuo Takamatsu) Akita 1 (13.2%)DQ Hidenori Hashimoto Iwate 3 (57.8%)Elected (Rina Hatano) Aomori 1 (23.3%)DQ 8 Chōuemon Kikuchi – – Miyo Ōkubo Miyagi 5 (47.8%)Elected YP : 306,102 votes (7.1%), 1 seat9 Yōko Tasso Iwate 1 (74.5%)– Sachiko Kanno Fukushima 3 (45.2%)Elected 1 Hiroki Hayashi Miyagi 1 (43.7%)Elected Naomi Satō Iwate 3 (69.4%)– 25 Osamu Yoshida – – Fumihiro Kikuchi Miyagi 2 (30.2%)– Noriko Nakanowatari Aomori 2 (22.1%)– 26 Fumito Murakami – – (Kazumasa Sugamoto) Fukushima 5 (16.5%)DQ (Masato Yokota) Miyagi 1 (18.9%)DQ JCP: 256,838 votes (5.9%), 1 seat SDP: 160,367 votes (3.7%), no seat (Takashi Yamanouchi) Aomori 3 (17.1%)DQ 1 Chizuko Takahashi – Elected 1 Hideo Yoshiizumi Yamagata 3 (31.9%)– (Nobuko Abe) Miyagi 5 (12.7%)DQ 2 Tomo Iwabuchi – – Hiroshi Ishida Akita 2 (23.4%)– (Kiichi Matsumoto) Fukushima 5 (11.2%)DQ NRP: 41,587 votes (1.0%), no seat Uzen Ogawa Fukushima 4 (21.9%)– 16 Tamikazu Kawaguchi – – 1 Kentarō Uesugi – – (Masahiro Isawa) Iwate 1 (17.7%)DQ HRP : 14,825 votes (0.3%), no seat – (Takashi Kuwajima) Miyagi 1 (7.4%)DQ 1 Hironori Matsushima – – 6 Fumiyo Yamana – – 2 Shūji Nakanishi – – 7 Tetsuo Kanno – – 3 Hidemitsu Sakai – –
2009 edit Tōhoku block results in the 2009 general election [4] [5] LDP: 1,491,761 votes (27.9%), 4 seats DPJ: 2,433,836 votes (45.5%), 7 seats Kōmeitō: 516,688 votes (9.7%), 1 seat # Candidate District "Loss ratio"(sekihairitsu) Elected # Candidate District "Loss ratio" Elected # Candidate District "Loss ratio" Elected 1 Masayoshi Yoshino Fukushima 3 (35.5%) Elected 1 Masayo Tanabu Aomori 3 99.5% Elected 1 Yoshihisa Inoue PR only Elected 2 Ken'ya Akiba PR only Elected Kyōichi Tsushima Aomori 4 86.8% Elected 2 Kaneshige Wakamatsu – 3 Toshiaki Endō Yamagata 1 98.7% Elected Noriko Nakanowatari Aomori 2 74.2% Elected 3 Tetsuya Kawamata – Katsutoshi Kaneda Akita 2 98.5% Elected Hokuto Yokoyama Aomori 1 Won district JCP: 315,201 votes (5.9%), 1 seat Akinori Eto Aomori 2 Won district Takeshi Shina Iwate 1 Won district # Candidate District "Loss ratio" Elected Tadamori Ōshima Aomori 3 Won district Kōji Hata Iwate 2 Won district 1 Chizuko Takahashi PR only Elected Tarō Kimura Aomori 4 Won district Tōru Kikawada Iwate 3 Won district 2 Shizue Miyamoto – Itsunori Onodera Miyagi 6 Won district Kazuko Kōri Miyagi 1 Won district 3 Satoshi Suzuki Akita 1 17.0% – Kōichi Katō Yamagata 3 Won district Yasunori Saitō Miyagi 2 Won district Mikio Katō Miyagi 4 9.9% – Nobuhide Minorikawa Akita 3 88.9% – Kiyohito Hashimoto Miyagi 3 Won district Yō Yoshimata Aomori 1 7.8% – Yoshitaka Kameoka Fukushima 1 87.4% – Keiki Ishiyama Miyagi 4 Won district Sadakiyo Segawa Iwate 4 6.1% – Takumi Nemoto Fukushima 2 84.9% – Jun Azumi Miyagi 5 Won district Masayuki Satō Yamagata 1 5.6% – Shun'ichi Suzuki Iwate 2 82.1% – Manabu Terata Akita 1 Won district SDP: 316,635 votes (5.9%), 1 seat Akihiro Nishimura Miyagi 3 79.0% – Mikiko Kyōno Akita 3 Won district # Candidate District "Loss ratio" Elected Shintarō Itō Miyagi 4 77.2% – Michihiko Kano Yamagata 1 Won district 1 Hideo Yoshiizumi Yamagata 3 61.5% Elected Masami Saitō Miyagi 5 70.7% – Yōsuke Kondō Yamagata 2 Won district Tetsuo Kanno Miyagi 6 53.6% – Kōji Futada Akita 1 66.3% – Yōsaburō Ishihara Fukushima 1 Won district Kiyohiro Yamamoto Akita 2 25.2% – Kōji Sakamoto Fukushima 5 65.5% – Kazumi Ōta Fukushima 2 Won district Senryō Obara Iwate 4 21.5% – Masashi Nakano Miyagi 2 62.3% – Kōichirō Genba Fukushima 3 Won district Hidehiko Watanabe Aomori 1 12.6% – Tōru Doi Miyagi 1 58.2% – Kōzō Watanabe Fukushima 4 Won district Masahiro Isawa Iwate 1 11.2% – Atsushi Watanabe Fukushima 4 53.8% – Izumi Yoshida Fukushima 5 Won district YP: 241,445 votes (4.5%), no seat Hironori Suzuki Yamagata 2 48.7% – 22 Miki Wajima PR only Elected # Candidate District "Loss ratio" Elected Hidenori Hashimoto Iwate 3 46.9% – 23 Kazuo Takamatsu Elected 1 Shinji Oguma Fukushima 4 46.7% – Hinako Takahashi Iwate 1 43.4% – 24 Chōuemon Kikuchi Elected Shigehito Sasaki Akita 2 9.2% – Yoshinobu Takahashi Iwate 4 31.1% – 25 Kazuyuki Yamaguchi Elected HRP: 36,295 votes (0.7%), no seat 26 Nobuhiro Ōmiya PR only – 26 Tamikazu Kawaguchi – (removed) # Candidate District "Loss ratio" Elected 27 Shigeyo Nagaoka – 27 Ippu Watanabe – (in 2012) 1 Hironori Matsushima PR only – 28 Hisataka Satō – 28 Hisashi Suzuki – 2 Yukiya Uejō – – 3 Maki Akimoto –
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This article needs to be updated Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information November 2021 The Tōhoku proportional representation block 比例 代表 東北ブロック Hirei daihyō Tōhoku burokku is one of eleven proportional representation PR blocks for the House of Representatives in the Diet of Japan It consists of the Tōhoku region namely the prefectures of Aomori Iwate Miyagi Akita Yamagata and Fukushima Upon the introduction of proportional voting at the 1996 general election the block elected 16 Representatives to the House The block s representation was reduced to 14 Representatives at the 2000 general election and to 13 in the 2017 election 1 Tōhoku Proportional Representation BlockParliamentary constituencyfor the Japanese House of RepresentativesMap of House of Representatives proportional blocks with the Tōhoku block highlightedPrefecturesAomori Iwate Miyagi Akita Yamagata and FukushimaElectorate7 538 808Current constituencyCreated1994Number of members13 Contents 1 Summary of results 2 List of representatives 3 Recent results 3 1 2014 3 2 2012 3 3 2009 4 ReferencesSummary of results editAll major national parties have managed to obtain at least one of the PR seats in Tōhoku since the introduction of proportional voting in 1996 The region also contains several strongholds Aomori in particular is a typical conservative kingdom and leans towards the LDP along with the Western prefectures along the Sea of Japan coast Iwate is the home of Ichirō Ozawa former NFP LP and DPJ president and a Democratic kingdom having also the first prefectural parliament in Japan where the Democrats managed to obtain the status of strongest party in 2007 General election LDP DPJ Kōmeitō JCP SDP NFP 96 LP 00 TPJ 12 PLP 14 JRP 12 JIP 14 YP Others Votes Seats Votes Seats Votes Seats Votes Seats Votes Seats Votes Seats Votes Seats Votes Seats Votes Seats 1996 1 630 777 35 3 6 513 410 11 1 2 442 790 9 6 1 382 271 8 3 1 1 532 987 33 2 6 121 828 2 6 0 2000 1 545 028 32 0 5 1 024 253 21 2 3 474 238 9 8 1 391 055 8 1 1 517 267 10 7 1 786 751 16 3 3 96 174 2 0 0 2003 1 794 284 37 6 6 1 784 768 37 4 5 565 179 11 9 1 313 290 6 6 1 310 187 6 5 1 2005 1 901 595 36 5 6 1 748 165 33 6 5 620 638 11 9 1 325 176 6 2 1 362 523 7 0 1 244 933 4 7 0 2009 1 491 761 27 9 4 2 433 836 45 5 7 516 688 9 7 1 315 201 5 9 1 316 635 5 9 1 241 445 4 5 0 36 295 0 7 0 2012 1 238 716 28 6 5 805 709 18 6 3 398 131 9 2 1 256 838 5 9 1 160 367 3 7 0 391 216 9 0 1 725 006 16 7 2 306 102 7 1 1 56 412 1 3 0 2014 1 265 372 32 9 5 863 539 22 5 4 431 169 11 2 2 379 811 9 9 1 131 857 3 4 0 181 487 4 7 0 499 437 13 0 2 89 227 2 3 0List of representatives editElected Representatives Tenure 1996 2000 2000 03 2003 05 2005 09 2009 12 2012 14 2014 pres Rep Party Zenmei MatsumotoJCP Chizuko TakahashiJCP Rep Party Kenjirō HatakeyamaSDP Tetsuo KannoSDP Kiyohiro YamamotoSDP Tetsuo KannoSDP Hideo YoshiizumiSDP Kōji HataTPJ Kōji HataPLP from 2013 Emi KanekoDPJ Emi Kaneko DP from 2016 Rep Party Ichirō Hino died 2003 DPJ Masayo TanabuDPJ Kiyohito HashimotoDPJ Masayo TanabuDPJ Kazuko KōriDPJ Kazuko KōriDP from 2016 Rep Party Kenji KodamaDPJ Takao SatōDPJ Yōsuke KondōDPJ Noriko NakanowatamiDPJ Yōsuke KondōDPJ Yōsuke KondōDP from 2016 Rep Party Yasusuke KontaNFP Yasasuke KontaDPJ from 1998 Izumi YoshidaDPJ Kazuo TakamatsuDPJ Izumi YoshidaDPJ Manabu TerataDPJ Manabu TerataDP from 2016 Rep Party Kijurō SugaharaNFP Kijurō Sugahara resigned 2001 Lib from 1998 Kentarō IshiharaLib Michihiko KanoDPJ Kazuko KōriDPJ Kazuyuki YamaguchiDPJ Shinji OgumaJRP Shinji OgumaJIP from 2014 Sekio MasutaJIP Sekio MasutaDP from 2016 Rep Party Tatsuo SasayamaNFP Tatsuo SasayamaLib from 1998 Kentarō KudōLib Teruhiko MashikoDPJ Hokuto YokoyamaDPJ Kyōichi TsushimaDPJ Toshihide MuraokaJRP until 2014 Toshihide MuraokaJRP 2014 15 Toshihide MuraokaVision of Reform 2015 16 Toshihide MuraokaDP from 2016 Rep Party Yoshihisa InoueNFP Yoshihisa InoueKomeito from 1998 Rep Party Kōdō KohataNFP Kōdō KohataDPJ from 1998 Yoshinobu TakahashiLib Masashi NakanoLDP Miki Wajima resigned in 2012 DPJ Ippu WatanabeDPJ Hiroki HayashiYP Hiroki HayashiUnity Party 2013 14 member of JIP for 2 months in 2014 Yuichi MayamaKomeito Rep Party Kōki HaginoNFP Kōki HaginoLDP from 1998 Atsushi WatanabeLDP Chōuemon KikuchiDPJ Sachiko KannoLDP Ichirō KankeLDP Rep Party Hidefumi Minorikawa died 2003 LDP Kyōichi TsushimaLDP Tatsuo SatōLDP Katsutoshi KanedaLDP Miyo ŌkuboLDP Shigeaki KatsunamaLDP Rep Party Ichio KumagaiLDP Tokuichirō TamazawaLDP Kenya AkibaLDP Hinako TakahashiLDP Rep Party Kōji FutadaLDP Hiroyuki AraiLDP Kōji FutadaLDP Masayoshi YoshinoLDP Hidenori HashimotoLDP Rep Party Toshiaki EndōLDP Kōji SakamotoLDP Masayoshi YoshinoLDP Kōji SakamotoLDP Toshiaki EndōLDP Takashi FujiwaraLDP Rep Party Tokuichirō TamazawaLDP Seat abolished Rep Party Yoshiyuki HozumiLDP Seat abolishedRecent results edit List rank assigned by the party District column For double candidates who concurrently ran in a single member electoral district the district column contains the electoral district where they stood and the sekihairitsu lit narrow defeat ratio the ratio of margin of defeat It determines the ranking of candidates who are put on the same list rank by their party in parentheses Double candidates who are not eligible for election in the proportional block either because they won their district races or were disqualified for having received less than 10 of the vote in the district race also the threshold for losing the deposit 2014 edit Tōhoku block results in the 2014 general House of Representatives election 2 Candidate District Status Candidate District Status Candidate District Status LDP 1 265 372 votes 32 9 5 seats DPJ 863 539 votes 22 5 4 seats JIP 499 437 votes 13 0 2 seats 1 Jun Tsushima Aomori 1 won 1 Takeshi Shina Iwate 1 won 1 Shinji Oguma Fukushima 4 won Akinori Eto Aomori 2 won Tōru Kikawada Iwate 3 won Sekio Masuta Aomori 1 94 2 Elected Tadamori Ōshima Aomori 3 won Jun Azumi Miyagi 5 won Toshihide Muraoka Akita 3 94 0 Elected Tarō Kumura Aomori 4 won Kōichirō Genba Fukushima 3 won Hiroki Hayashi Miyagi 2 66 4 Shun ichi Suzuki Iwate 2 won Emi Kaneko Fukushima 1 94 8 Elected Noriko Nakanowatari Aomori 2 34 8 Tōru Doi Miyagi 1 won Yōsuke Kondō Yamagata 2 92 3 Elected Kōmeitō 431 169 votes 11 2 2 seats Ken ya Akiba Miyagi 2 won Manabu Terata Akita 1 87 0 Elected 1 Yoshihisa Inoue Elected Akihiro Nishimura Miyagi 3 won Kazuko Kōri Miyagi 1 86 8 Elected 2 Yuichi Mayama Elected Shintarō Itō Miyagi 4 won Izumi Yoshida Fukushima 5 84 4 JCP 379 811 votes 9 9 1 seat Itsunori Onodera Miyagi 6 won Masayo Tanabu Aomori 3 82 8 1 Chizuko Takahashi Elected Hiroyuki Togashi Akita 1 won Takashi Midorikawa Akita 2 69 1 2 Tomo Iwabuchi Katsutoshi Kaneda Akita 2 won Kiyohito Hashimoto Miyagi 3 64 2 PLP 181 487 votes 4 7 no seat Nobuhide Minorikawa Akita 3 won Mitsunori Akabe Fukushima 2 63 6 1 Ichirō Ozawa Iwate 4 won Toshiaki Endō Yamagata 1 won Masae Ido Miyagi 4 51 2 Kōji Hata Iwate 2 84 1 Norikazu Suzuki Yamagata 2 won Takashi Yamauchi Aomori 4 48 1 3 Sadao Hirano Ayuko Katō Yamagata 3 won Masahiro Harada Yamagata 1 46 7 PFG 71 026 votes 1 8 no seat Yoshitami Kameoka Fukushima 1 won Sayuri Kamata Miyagi 6 32 4 1 Teruaki Masumoto Miyagi 2 16 7 DQ Takumi Nemoto Fukushima 2 won Taisei Yoshida Yamagata 3 20 0 DQ 2 Nakako Uda Masayoshi Yoshino Fukushima 5 won 19 Yoshiaki Kobayashi HRP 18 201 votes 0 5 no seat Ichirō Kanke Fukushima 4 99 2 Elected SDP 131 857 votes 3 4 no seat 1 Hisshō Yanai Takashi Fujiwara Iwate 4 76 7 Elected 1 Uzen Ogawa Fukushima 4 17 8 DQ 2 Ryōta Shirotori Hinako Takahashi Iwate 1 60 4 Elected Takashi Kuwajima Miyagi 2 12 8 DQ 3 Tetsushi Yui Hidenori Hashimoto Iwate 3 57 4 Elected Mitsumasa Hosokawa Iwate 1 11 7 DQ Shigeaki Katsunuma Miyagi 5 52 9 Elected Masamichi Itō Akita 1 8 1 DQ Kentarō Uesugi Fukushima 3 52 0 5 Masahiro Kimura 26 Sachiko Kanno 27 Osamu Yoshida 28 Fumito Murakami 2012 edit Tōhoku block results in the 2012 general House of Representatives election 3 Candidate District Status Candidate District Status Candidate District Status LDP 1 238 716 votes 28 6 5 seats DPJ 805 709 votes 18 6 3 seats JRP 725 006 votes 16 7 2 seats 1 Jun Tsushima Aomori 1 won 1 Takeshi Shina Iwate 1 won 1 Shinji Oguma Fukushima 4 69 7 Elected Akinori Eto Aomori 2 won Tōru Kikawada Iwate 3 won 2 Toshihide Muraoka Akita 3 76 5 Elected Tadamori Ōshima Aomori 3 won Jun Azumi Miyagi 5 won Sekio Masuta Aomori 1 64 7 Tarō Kimura Aomori 4 won Kōichirō Genba Fukushima 3 won 4 Masashi Nakano Miyagi 2 59 1 Shun ichi Suzuki Iwate 2 won Izumi Yoshida Fukushima 5 88 7 Elected Noboru Usami Fukushima 5 42 8 Tōru Doi Miyagi 1 won Yōsuke Kondō Yamagata 2 81 2 Elected Masaki Hatakeyama Miyagi 4 38 2 Ken ya Akiba Miyagi 2 won Kazuko Kōri Miyagi 1 69 6 Elected Takeaharu Satō Yamagata 3 35 2 Akihiro Nishimura Miyagi 3 won Michihiko Kano Yamagata 1 68 9 Kazunori Midorikawa Fukushima 2 27 9 Shintarō Itō Miyagi 4 won Keiki Ishiyama Miyagi 4 67 6 Hiroaki Kawano Yamagata 2 26 1 Itsunori Onodera Miyagi 6 won Manabu Terata Akita 1 67 1 Nobuhiro Ōmiya Akita 1 20 9 DQ Hiroyuki Togashi Akita 1 won Hiroshi Kawaguchi Akita 2 62 5 Kōmeitō 398 131 votes 9 2 1 seat Katsutoshi Kaneda Akita 2 won Masayo Tanabu Aomori 3 61 6 1 Yoshihisa Inoue Elected Nobuhide Minorikawa Akita 3 won Kiyohito Hashimoto Miyagi 3 53 2 2 Yuichi Mayama Toshiaki Endō Yamagata 1 won Azuma Konno Miyagi 2 45 8 TPJ 391 216 votes 9 0 1 seat Norikazu Suzuki Yamagata 2 won Hideki Ōba Fukushima 1 36 7 1 Kōji Hata Iwate 2 65 9 Elected Yoshitami Kameoka Fukushima 1 won Toshiaki Oikawa Iwate 4 36 6 Yasunori Saitō Miyagi 2 44 8 Takumi Nemoto Fukushima 2 won Kyōichi Tsushima Aomori 4 33 6 Hokuto Yokoyama Aomori 1 43 7 Ichirō Kanke Fukushima 4 won Yasuo Saitō Fukushima 2 26 4 Yōzaburō Ishihara Fukushima 1 41 3 Gōji Sakamoto Fukushima 5 won Mariko Mitsui Akita 3 24 3 Kazumi Ōta Fukushima 2 27 1 Hinako Takahashi Iwate 1 78 7 Elected Tomonobu Nakamura Aomori 2 22 9 Kimiko Kyōno Akita 3 25 9 Takashi Fujiwara Iwate 4 61 3 Elected Sayuri Kamata Miyagi 6 21 5 Kazuo Takamatsu Akita 1 13 2 DQ Hidenori Hashimoto Iwate 3 57 8 Elected Rina Hatano Aomori 1 23 3 DQ 8 Chōuemon Kikuchi Miyo Ōkubo Miyagi 5 47 8 Elected YP 306 102 votes 7 1 1 seat 9 Yōko Tasso Iwate 1 74 5 Sachiko Kanno Fukushima 3 45 2 Elected 1 Hiroki Hayashi Miyagi 1 43 7 Elected Naomi Satō Iwate 3 69 4 25 Osamu Yoshida Fumihiro Kikuchi Miyagi 2 30 2 Noriko Nakanowatari Aomori 2 22 1 26 Fumito Murakami Kazumasa Sugamoto Fukushima 5 16 5 DQ Masato Yokota Miyagi 1 18 9 DQ JCP 256 838 votes 5 9 1 seat SDP 160 367 votes 3 7 no seat Takashi Yamanouchi Aomori 3 17 1 DQ 1 Chizuko Takahashi Elected 1 Hideo Yoshiizumi Yamagata 3 31 9 Nobuko Abe Miyagi 5 12 7 DQ 2 Tomo Iwabuchi Hiroshi Ishida Akita 2 23 4 Kiichi Matsumoto Fukushima 5 11 2 DQ NRP 41 587 votes 1 0 no seat Uzen Ogawa Fukushima 4 21 9 16 Tamikazu Kawaguchi 1 Kentarō Uesugi Masahiro Isawa Iwate 1 17 7 DQ HRP 14 825 votes 0 3 no seat Takashi Kuwajima Miyagi 1 7 4 DQ 1 Hironori Matsushima 6 Fumiyo Yamana 2 Shuji Nakanishi 7 Tetsuo Kanno 3 Hidemitsu Sakai 2009 edit Tōhoku block results in the 2009 general election 4 5 LDP 1 491 761 votes 27 9 4 seats DPJ 2 433 836 votes 45 5 7 seats Kōmeitō 516 688 votes 9 7 1 seat Candidate District Loss ratio sekihairitsu Elected Candidate District Loss ratio Elected Candidate District Loss ratio Elected 1 Masayoshi Yoshino Fukushima 3 35 5 Elected 1 Masayo Tanabu Aomori 3 99 5 Elected 1 Yoshihisa Inoue PR only Elected 2 Ken ya Akiba PR only Elected Kyōichi Tsushima Aomori 4 86 8 Elected 2 Kaneshige Wakamatsu 3 Toshiaki Endō Yamagata 1 98 7 Elected Noriko Nakanowatari Aomori 2 74 2 Elected 3 Tetsuya Kawamata Katsutoshi Kaneda Akita 2 98 5 Elected Hokuto Yokoyama Aomori 1 Won district JCP 315 201 votes 5 9 1 seat Akinori Eto Aomori 2 Won district Takeshi Shina Iwate 1 Won district Candidate District Loss ratio Elected Tadamori Ōshima Aomori 3 Won district Kōji Hata Iwate 2 Won district 1 Chizuko Takahashi PR only Elected Tarō Kimura Aomori 4 Won district Tōru Kikawada Iwate 3 Won district 2 Shizue Miyamoto Itsunori Onodera Miyagi 6 Won district Kazuko Kōri Miyagi 1 Won district 3 Satoshi Suzuki Akita 1 17 0 Kōichi Katō Yamagata 3 Won district Yasunori Saitō Miyagi 2 Won district Mikio Katō Miyagi 4 9 9 Nobuhide Minorikawa Akita 3 88 9 Kiyohito Hashimoto Miyagi 3 Won district Yō Yoshimata Aomori 1 7 8 Yoshitaka Kameoka Fukushima 1 87 4 Keiki Ishiyama Miyagi 4 Won district Sadakiyo Segawa Iwate 4 6 1 Takumi Nemoto Fukushima 2 84 9 Jun Azumi Miyagi 5 Won district Masayuki Satō Yamagata 1 5 6 Shun ichi Suzuki Iwate 2 82 1 Manabu Terata Akita 1 Won district SDP 316 635 votes 5 9 1 seat Akihiro Nishimura Miyagi 3 79 0 Mikiko Kyōno Akita 3 Won district Candidate District Loss ratio Elected Shintarō Itō Miyagi 4 77 2 Michihiko Kano Yamagata 1 Won district 1 Hideo Yoshiizumi Yamagata 3 61 5 Elected Masami Saitō Miyagi 5 70 7 Yōsuke Kondō Yamagata 2 Won district Tetsuo Kanno Miyagi 6 53 6 Kōji Futada Akita 1 66 3 Yōsaburō Ishihara Fukushima 1 Won district Kiyohiro Yamamoto Akita 2 25 2 Kōji Sakamoto Fukushima 5 65 5 Kazumi Ōta Fukushima 2 Won district Senryō Obara Iwate 4 21 5 Masashi Nakano Miyagi 2 62 3 Kōichirō Genba Fukushima 3 Won district Hidehiko Watanabe Aomori 1 12 6 Tōru Doi Miyagi 1 58 2 Kōzō Watanabe Fukushima 4 Won district Masahiro Isawa Iwate 1 11 2 Atsushi Watanabe Fukushima 4 53 8 Izumi Yoshida Fukushima 5 Won district YP 241 445 votes 4 5 no seat Hironori Suzuki Yamagata 2 48 7 22 Miki Wajima PR only Elected Candidate District Loss ratio Elected Hidenori Hashimoto Iwate 3 46 9 23 Kazuo Takamatsu Elected 1 Shinji Oguma Fukushima 4 46 7 Hinako Takahashi Iwate 1 43 4 24 Chōuemon Kikuchi Elected Shigehito Sasaki Akita 2 9 2 Yoshinobu Takahashi Iwate 4 31 1 25 Kazuyuki Yamaguchi Elected HRP 36 295 votes 0 7 no seat 26 Nobuhiro Ōmiya PR only 26 Tamikazu Kawaguchi removed Candidate District Loss ratio Elected 27 Shigeyo Nagaoka 27 Ippu Watanabe in 2012 1 Hironori Matsushima PR only 28 Hisataka Satō 28 Hisashi Suzuki 2 Yukiya Uejō 3 Maki Akimoto References edit MIC 2017 changes to House of Representatives electoral districts in Japanese 総選挙2014 gt 開票結果 比例代表 東北 定数14 Yomiuri Shimbun in Japanese Retrieved 2015 12 01 総選挙2012 gt 開票結果 比例代表 東北 定数14 Yomiuri Shimbun in Japanese Retrieved 2013 02 08 Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Results of the 2009 general election Yomiuri Shimbun Election feature 2009 JANJAN The Senkyo Results of general and by elections for the House of Representatives 1890 2010 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Tohoku proportional representation block amp oldid 1175363118, wikipedia, wiki , book, books, library,
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