From left: Party of Hope founder and Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike, Constitutional Democratic Party leader Yukio Edano and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of the Liberal Democratic Party
Tokyo … News Time
Only one day left for the official start of Japan’s lower house elections. Clearly the general elections in Japan will commence on 10 October. And it is likely to increase the competition in most of the single constituencies across the country. One of the three forces will be a coalition consisting of the Liberal Democ Party and the Komeito Party. Hope Party, Nippon Ishin is joining the Japan Innovation Party, while the new Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, Japan is collaborating with Communist Party and Social Democrats. NH has predicted that of the 289 single seat constituencies, there will be a cumulative competition in 209. The New Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan released a list of names of 62 candidates who will stand for single-party constituencies on Friday. This party wants to verify more candidates. The Japan Communist Party has reduced the number of candidates to the number of candidates for the same constituency. This process is part of the effort to stand together with the support of the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, Social Democracy and others. Party for Japanese Kokoro wants to enter the election with the support of the Liberal Democratic Party. The single point of interest for each party’s election campaign, which begins from Tuesday on Tuesday and listings of your candidates for the proportional representation seats are working on time. The lower house elections will be held on 22 October.
