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Kinki Proportional Representation Block
Parliamentary constituency
for the Japanese House of Representatives
Map of House of Representatives proportional blocks, with the Kinki block highlighted
PrefectureOsaka, Kyoto, Hyōgo, Shiga, Nara, Wakayama
Electorate17,065,464
Current constituency
Created1994
Seats28
Representatives28(LDP-10, LDP-8, Kōmeitō-3, CDP-3, DPFP-1, Reiwa-1)

Kinki Proportional Representation Block is one of the 11 proportional representation blocks in the House of Representatives in Japan.

Summary

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Kinki is usually defined as comprising the following regions: Osaka Prefecture, Hyōgo Prefecture, Kyoto Prefecture, Shiga Prefecture, Nara Prefecture, Wakayama Prefecture, and Mie Prefecture. While Wakayama is in the Kinki proportional representation block, Mie is in the Tōkai proportional representation block.

With a population of 20.7 million people and 28 seats, this is the largest proportional block in terms of population and seats in Japan. Since this is the block with the most seats, the "winning range" of votes here is lower than that in other blocks. However, political groups that meet the requirements of the Public Offices Election Law must field more candidates than 10% of the number of seats.

Area

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Shiga Prefecture, Kyoto Prefecture, Osaka Prefecture, Hyōgo Prefecture, Nara Prefecture, Wakayama Prefecture

MPs elected

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The D'Hondt method is used to allocate seats.

選挙回 1996 2000 2003 2005 2009 2012 2014 2017 2021
#1 Yasuko Ikenobō

(New Frontier) 		Sanae Takaichi
(LDP) 		Kazuya Tamaki

(DPJ) 		Mitsue Kondo

(LDP) 		Takanori Ohnishi

(DPJ) 		Hideo Higashikokubaru
→Koichiro Shimizu

(Restoration) 		Takashi Nagao

(LDP) 		Shinsuke Ono

(LDP) 		Kee Miki

(Ishin)
#2 Ryotaro Tanose

(LDP) 		Kazunori Yamanoi

(DPJ) 		Takuji Yanagimoto

(LDP) 		Shingo Nishimura

(DPJ) 		Mitsue Kondo

(LDP) 		Hirofumi Kado

(LDP) 		Sakihito Ozawa

(Innovation) 		Natsue Mori

(Ishin) 		Shinsuke Okuno

(LDP)
#3 Mitsuo Higashinaka

(JCP) 		Yasuko Ikenobo

(Kōmeitō) 		Hajime Ishii

(DPJ) 		Nobuko Iwaki

(LDP) 		Mai Ohara

(DPJ) 		Shingo Nishimura

（Restoration） 		Yuzuru Takeuchi

(Kōmeitō) 		Hiroyuki Moriyama

(CDP) 		Yuichiro Wada

(Ishin)
#4 Mikio Omi

(New Frontier) 		Keiji Kokuta

(JCP) 		Yasuko Ikenobo

(Kōmeitō) 		Yasuko Ikenobo

(Kōmeitō) 		Kimiyoshi Tamaki

(DPJ) 		Yuzuru Takeuchi

(Kōmeitō) 		Hiroyuki Ōnishi

(LDP) 		Noboru Kamitani

(LDP) 		Akira Yanagimoto

(LDP)
#5 Shigehiko Okuyama

(LDP) 		Takuji Yanagimoto

(LDP) 		Masahiro Morioka

(LDP) 		Takeaki Matsumoto

(DPJ) 		Yasuko Ikenobo

(Kōmeitō) 		Kenta Izumi

(DPJ) 		Yasushi Adachi

(Innovation) 		Yuzuru Takeuchi

(Kōmeitō) 		Yuzuru Takeuchi

(Kōmeitō)
#6 Satoru Ienishi
(Democratic) 		Tsutomu Yamamoto

(DPJ) 		Yasuhiro Kajiwara

(DPJ) 		Takuji Yanagimoto

(LDP) 		Takui Yanagimoto

(LDP) 		Naokazu Takemoto

(LDP) 		Keiji Kokuta

(JCP) 		Shinji Tarutoko

→Sumio Mabuchi

(Kibō) 		Shū Sakurai

(CDP)
#7 Tetsushi Kubo

(New Frontier) 		Shingo Nishimura

(Liberal) 		Ikuko Ishii

(JCP) 		Keiro Kitagami

(DPJ) 		Hideko Muroi

(DPJ) 		Naoto Sakaguchi

(Restoration) 		Kenta Izumi

→Yoshiro Kitagami

(DPJ) 		Yukari Sato

(LDP) 		Hiroki Sumiyoshi

(Ishin)
#8 Keisuke Sunada

(LDP) 		Tomoko Nakagawa

(SDP) 		Yuriko Koike

(LDP) 		Ikuko Ishii

(JCP) 		Keiji Kokuta

(JCP) 		Yasuhide Nakayama

(LDP) 		Noboru Kamitani

(LDP) 		Keiji Kokuta

(JCP) 		Masaki Ōgushi

(LDP)
#9 Keiji Kokuta

(JCP) 		Nishi Hiroyoshi

(Kōmeitō) 		Fusaho Izumi

(DPJ) 		Osamu Uno

(LDP) 		Sadatoshi Kumagai

(DPJ) 		Kee Miki

(Restoration) 		Tomohiko Kinoshita

(Innovation) 		Hidetaka Inoue

(Ishin) 		Kenji Horii

(Ishin)
#10 Masao Akamatsu

(New Frontier) 		Ikuko Ishii

(JCP) 		Masao Akamatsu

(Kōmeitō) 		Masao Akamatsu

(Kōmeitō) 		Sanae Takaichi

(LDP) 		Keiji Kokuta

(JCP) 		Tomoko Ukishima

(Kōmeitō) 		Shū Sakurai

(CDP) 		Keiji Kokuta

(JCP)
#11 Makoto Mekata

(LDP) 		Yoshihide Sakagami

(LDP) 		Tomokatsu Kitagawa

(LDP) 		Koichiro Shimizu

(LDP) 		Hiroshi Hamamoto

(DPJ) 		Nobuhiko Isaka

(Your Party) 		Hiroshi Andō

(LDP) 		Yayoi Kimura

(LDP) 		Sachiko Horiba

(Ishin)
#12 Miyoko Hida

(Democratic) 		Setsuya Kagita

(DPJ) 		Tenzo Okumura

(DPJ) 		Tatsui Kawabata

(DPJ) 		Nishi Hiroyoshi

(Kōmeitō) 		Tomoko Ukishima

(Kōmeitō) 		Hirofumi Yoshimura
→

Tamotsu Shiiki(Innovation)

Tomoko Ukishima

(Kōmeitō) 		Shigeki Kobayashi

(LDP)
#13 Kiyomi Tsujimoto

(SDP) 		Akira Nishino

(LDP) 		Tetsuo Inami

(DPJ) 		Tomohiro Yamamoto

(LDP) 		Yoshihiko Watanabe

(DPJ) 		Hiroshi Miyake

(Restoration) 		Takeshi Miyamoto

(JCP) 		Shōhei Okashita

(LDP) 		Tomoko Ukishima

(Kōmeitō)
#14 Hiroyoshi Nishi

(New Frontier) 		Satoru Ienishi

(DPJ) 		Takeshi Nishida

(LDP) 		Kiyomi Tsujimoto

(SDP) 		Naokazu Takemoto

(LDP) 		Taizō Mikazuki

→Tatsuo Kawabata

(DPJ) 		Tatsuo Kawabata

(DPJ) 		Takashi Tanihata
→

Teruo Minobe(Ishin)

Hiroyuki Moriyama

(CDP)
#15 Ikuko Ishii

(JCP) 		Yasuhide Yamana

(Kōmeitō) 		Nishi Hiroyoshi

(Kōmeitō) 		Ryuichi Doi

(DPJ) 		Mitsuei Kawakami

→Vacant[注 1]

(DPJ) 		Takashi Ōtsuka

(LDP) 		Tom Tanigawa

(LDP) 		Kazunori Inoue

(Kibō) 		Ryota Endo

(Ishin)
#16 Takashi Tanihata

(LDP) 		Hidekatsu Yoshii

(JCP) 		Keiji Kokuta

(JCP) 		Kyoko Izawa

(LDP) 		Hidekatsu Yoshii

(JCP) 		Sayuri Uenishi

(Restoration) 		Yasuto Urano

(Innovation) 		Fumiyoshi Murakami

(CDP) 		Hideyuki Tanaka

(LDP)
#17 Takashi Yamamoto

(New Frontier) 		Susumu Shiota

(Liberal) 		Yoshikazu Tarui

(DPJ) 		Shigeki Sato

(Kōmeitō) 		Hirotaka Matsuoka

(DPJ) 		Fumiyoshi Murakami

(Tomorrow) 		Naoya Higuchi

(Kōmeitō) 		Tom Tanigawa

(LDP) 		Yuichirō Ichitani

(Ishin)
#18 Takuji Yanagimoto

(LDP) 		Okutani Toru

→Tomokatsu Kitagawa

(LDP) 		Yasuhide Nakayama

(LDP) 		Keiji Kokuta

(JCP) 		Masatoshi Ishida

(LDP) 		Hiroshi Andō

(LDP) 		Shōhei Okashita

(LDP) 		Takeshi Miyamoto
→

Tadashi Shimizu(JCP)

Kōichi Munekiyo

(LDP)
#19 Issei Inoue

(Democratic) 		Miyoko Hida

(DPJ) 		Kunihiko Muroi

(DPJ) 		Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi

(DPJ) 		Shigeki Sato

(Kōmeitō) 		Yuka Hayashibara

(Restoration) 		Sayuri Uenishi

(Innovation) 		Susumu Hamamura

(Kōmeitō) 		Kiyoshige Maekawa

(Ishin)
#20 Sumi Fujita

(JCP) 		Renko Kitagawa

(SDP) 		Osamu Konishi

(LDP) 		Chubee Kagita

→Yasuji Izumihara

(LDP) 		Juntaro Toyoda

(DPJ) 		Naoya Higuchi

(Kōmeitō) 		Tadashi Shimizu

(JCP) 		Yasushi Adachi

(Ishin) 		Yoko Wanibuchi

(Kōmeitō)
#21 Shigeki Sato

(New Frontier) 		Tetsushi Kubo

→Shigeki Sato

(Kōmeitō) 		Shigeki Sato

(Kōmeitō) 		Koichiro Ichimura

(DPJ) 		Kenta Matsunami

(LDP) 		Kiyomi Tsujimoto

(DPJ) 		Hirofumi Kado

(LDP) 		Hirofumi Kado

(LDP) 		Takeshi Miyamoto

(JCP)
#22 Yoshihide Sakagami

(LDP) 		Yoko Fujiki

(JCP) 		Osamu Nakagawa

(DPJ) 		Kenshiro Matsunami

(LDP) 		Shunichi Higuchi

(DPJ) 		Shigeki Kobayashi

(LDP) 		Issei Tajima

(DPJ) 		Kanako Otsuji

(CDP) 		Hisashi Tokunaga

(CDP)
#23 Osamu Yoshida

(New Frontier) 		Shonosuke Hayashi

(LDP) 		Takako Doi

(SDP) 		Makoto Taki

(New Party) 		Ryoichi Hattori

（SDP） 		Hiroki Iwanaga

(Restoration) 		Kenta Matsunami

(Innovation) 		Kazuhide Ōkuma

(LDP) 		Kōtarō Ikehada

(Ishin)
#24 Kenzaburo Hara

(LDP) 		Kazuya Tamaki

(DPJ) 		Osamu Uno

(LDP) 		Nishi Hiroyoshi

(Kōmeitō) 		Bunmei Ibuki

(LDP) 		Takeshi Miyamoto

(JCP) 		Susumu Hamamura

(Kōmeitō) 		Yasuto Urano

(Ishin) 		Masahito Moriyama

(LDP)
#25 Tsuji Daiichi

(JCP) 		Keisuke Sunada

(LDP) 		Ken Kishimoto

(DPJ) 		Yuji Fujii

(LDP) 		Yuzuru Takeuchi

(Kōmeitō) 		Hideto Shinbara

(Restoration) 		Kazuhide Ōkuma

(LDP) 		Kazunori Yamanoi

（Kibō） 		Masayuki Akagi

(Ishin)
#26 Seiji Maehara

(Democratic) 		Tetsuji Nakamura

(DPJ) 		Hidekatsu Yoshii

(JCP) 		Osamu Fujimura

(DPJ) 		Takeshi Miyamoto

(JCP) 		Kenji Harada

(LDP) 		Nobuhisa Itō

(Innovation) 		Yoko Wanibuchi

(Kōmeitō) 		Alex Saitō

(DPFP)
#27 Setsuya Kagita

(New Frontier) 		Masao Akamatsu

(Kōmeitō) 		Yasuhide Yamana

(Kōmeitō) 		Takashi Yano

(LDP) 		Koichi Tani

(LDP) 		Mitsunari Hatanaka

(Your Party) 		Masahito Moriyama

(LDP) 		Mamoru Shigemoto

(LDP) 		Tom Tanigawa

(LDP)
#28 Minoru Noda

→Okutani Tōru

(LDP) 		Ikko Nakatsuka

(Liberal) 		Makoto Taki

(LDP) 		Okumura Tenzo

(DPJ) 		Masao Akamatsu

(Kōmeitō) 		Susumu Hamamura

(Kōmeitō) 		Terufumi Horiuchi

(JCP) 		Hideki Nagao

(CDP) 		Akiko Oishi

(Reiwa)
#29 Tomoko Nakagawa

(SDP) 		Motoo Ohata

(JCP) 		Megumi Tsuji

(DPJ) 		Hidekatsu Yoshii

(JCP)

Takashi Tanihata

(LDP) 		Mio Sugita

(Innovation) 		Hirofumi Hirano

(DPJ)
#30 Kyokudōzan Kazuyasu

(New Frontier) 		Yuki Ueda

(SDP)
#31 Yoko Fujiki

(JCP)
#32 Masaki Nakayama

(LDP)
#33 Tsutomu Yamamoto

(Democratic)

Results

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49th General Election (2021)

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Rank Party Discriminant Name Order on party list Electorate Narrow loss ratio
1 Ishin 1 Kee Miki 1 Hyōgo 7th 98.3%
2 LDP 1 Shinsuke Okuno 1 N/A －
3 Ishin 2 Yuichiro Wada 1 Hyōgo 3rd 86.3%
4 LDP 2 Akira Yanagimoto 2 N/A －
5 Kōmeitō 1 Yuzuru Takeuchi 1 N/A －
6 CDP 1 Shū Sakurai 1 Hyōgo 6th 86.3%
7 Ishin 3 Hiroki Sumiyoshi 1 Hyōgo 11th 84.1%
8 LDP 3 Masaki Ōgushi 3 Hyōgo 6th 97.6%
9 Ishin 4 Kenji Horii 1 Hyōgo 10th 73.2%
10 JCP 1 Keiji Kokuta 1 Kyoto 1st 75.6%
11 Ishin 5 Sachiko Horiba 1 Kyoto 1st 71.9%
12 LDP 4 Shigeki Kobayashi 3 Nara 1st 89.9%
13 Kōmeitō 2 Tomoko Ukishima 2 N/A －
14 CDP 2 Hiroyuki Moriyama 1 Osaka 16th 85.8%
15 Ishin 6 Ryota Endo 1 Hyōgo 5th 69.4%
16 LDP 5 Hideyuki Tanaka 3 Kyoto 4th 83.9%
17 Ishin 7 Yuichirō Ichitani 1 Hyōgo 1st 67.6%
18 LDP 6 Kōichi Munekiyo 3 Osaka 13th 83.7%
19 Ishin 8 Kiyoshige Maekawa 1 Nara 1st 66.6%
20 Kōmeitō 3 Yoko Wanibuchi 3 N/A －
21 JCP 2 Takeshi Miyamoto 2 Osaka 5th 45.2%
22 CDP 3 Hisashi Tokunaga 1 Shiga 4th 83.1%
23 Ishin 9 Kōtarō Ikehada 1 Hyōgo 12th 54.5%
24 LDP 7 Masahito Moriyama 3 Hyōgo 1st 81.6%
25 Ishin 10 Masayuki Akagi 1 Hyōgo 4th 52.4%
26 DPFP 1 Alex Saito 1 Shiga 1st 86.2%
27 LDP 8 Tom Tanigawa 3 Osaka 19th 76.3%
28 Reiwa 1 Akiko Oishi 1 Osaka 5th 32.1%

48th General Election (2017)

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Party Discriminant Name Order on Party List Electorate Narrow loss ratio
1 LDP 1 Shinsuke Okuno 1 N/A －
2 Ishin 1 Natsue Mori 1 Kyoto 3rd 26.2%
3 CDP 1 Hiroyuki Moriyama 1 Osaka 16th 85.0%
4 LDP 2 Noboru Kamitani 2 Osaka 18th 92.1%
5 Kōmeitō 1 Yuzuru Takeuchi 1 N/A －
6 Kibō 1 Shinji Tarutoko 1 N/A －
Sumio Mabuchi 3 Nara 1st 97.3%
7 LDP 3 Yukari Sato 2 Osaka 11th 91.0%
8 JCP 1 Keiji Kokuta 1 Kyōto 1st 70.2%
9 Ishin 2 Hidetaka Inoue 2 Osaka 1st 98.1%
10 CDP 2 Shū Sakurai 1 Hyōgo 6th 74.6%
11 LDP 4 Yayoi Kimura 2 Kyoto 3rd 89.7%
12 Kōmeitō 2 Tomoko Ukishima 2 N/A －
13 LDP 5 Shōhei Okashita 2 Osaka 17th 89.4%
14 Ishin 3 Takashi Tanihata 2 Osaka 14th 97.9%
Teruo Minobe 2 Osaka 4th 90.4%
15 Kibō 2 Kazunori Inoue 2 Kyōto 5th 32.4%
16 CDP 3 Fumiyoshi Murakami 1 Osaka 6th 63.9%
17 LDP 6 Tom Tanigawa 2 Osaka 19th 86.6%
18 JCP 2 Takeshi Miyamoto 2 N/A －
Tadashi Shimizu 3 Osaka 4th 46.0%
19 Kōmeitō 3 Susumu Hamamura 3 N/A －
20 Ishin 4 Yasushi Adachi 2 Osaka 9th 97.8%
21 LDP 7 Hirofumi Kado 2 Wakayama 1st 78.7%
22 CDP 4 Kanako Ostuji 1 Osaka 2nd 52.5%
23 LDP 8 Kazuhide Ōkuma 2 Osaka 10th 74.5%
24 Ishin 5 Yasuto Urano 2 Osaka 15th 90.7%
25 Kibō 3 Kazunori Yamanoi 3 Kyōto 6th 98.3%
26 Kōmeitō 4 Yoko Wanibuchi 4 N/A －
27 LDP 9 Mamoru Shigemoto 2 Kyōto 2nd 61.6%
28 CDP 5 Hideki Nagao 1 Osaka 5th 49.5%
  • The number of seats were reduced from 29 to 28
  • Shinji Tarutoko resigned and ran in the by-election for Osaka 12th district (lost), and Sumio Mabuchi was drafted as a replacement (February 5, 2019)
  • Takeshi Miyamoto resigned and ran in the by-election for Osaka 12th district (lost), and Tadashi Shimizu replaced him. (April 17, 2019)
  • Takashi Tanihata resigned and was replaced by Akio Minobu. (April 16, 2020)

47th General Election (2014)

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Party Discriminant Name Order on Party List Electorate Narrow loss ratio
1 LDP 1 Takashi Nagao 1 Osaka 14th 97.7%
2 Innovation 1 Sakihito Ozawa 1 N/A －
3 Kōmeitō 1 Yuzuru Takeuchi 1 N/A －
4 LDP 2 Hiroyuki Ōnishi 1 Osaka 1st 95.5%
5 Innovation 2 Yasushi Adachi 2 Osaka 9th 95.5%
6 JCP 1 Keiji Kokuta 1 Kyōto 1st 72.4%
7 DPJ 1 Kenta Izumi 1 Kyoto 3rd 92.3%
Yoshiro Kitagami 1 Kyōto 4th 77.4%
8 LDP 3 Noboru Kamitani 1 Osaka 18th 93.0%
9 Innovation 3 Tomohiko Kinoshita 2 Osaka 8th 93.2%
10 Kōmeitō 2 Tomoko Ukishima 2 N/A －
11 LDP 4 Hiroshi Andō 1 Kyōto 6th 92.8%
12 Innovation 4 Hirofumi Yoshimura 2 Osaka 4th 89.7%
Tamotsu Shiiki 2 Osaka 2nd 71.5%
13 JCP 2 Takeshi Miyamoto 2 N/A －
14 DPJ 2 Tatsuo Kawabata 1 Shiga 1st 88.5%
15 LDP 5 Tom Tanigawa 1 Osaka 19th 91.2%
16 Innovation 5 Yasuto Urano 2 Osaka 15th 86.3%
17 Kōmeitō 3 Naoya Higuchi 3 N/A －
18 LDP 6 Shōhei Okashita 1 Osaka 17th 90.0%
19 Innovation 6 Sayuri Uenishi 2 Osaka 7th 83.4%
20 JCP 3 Tadashi Shimizu 3 Osaka 4th 38.1%
21 LDP 7 Hirofumi Kado 1 Wakayama 1st 88.4%
22 DPJ 3 Issei Tajima 1 Shiga 2nd 83.0%
23 Innovation 7 Kenta Matsunami 2 Osaka 10th 81.8%
24 Kōmeitō 4 Susumu Hamamura 4 N/A －
25 LDP 8 Kazuhide Ōkuma 1 Osaka 10th 86.1%
26 Innovation 8 Nobuhisa Itō 2 Osaka 11th 78.8%
27 LDP 9 Masahito Moriyama 1 Hyōgo 1st 85.8%
28 JCP 4 Terufumi Horiuchi 4 N/A －
29 DPJ 4 Hirofumi Hirano 1 Osaka 11th 82.8%
  • Hirofumi Yoshimura won the Osaka mayoral election and won. He was replaced by Tamotsu Shiiki (October 9, 2015)
  • Kenta Izumi won the by-election for Kyoto 3rd district in the House of Representatives and resigned after. Yoshiro Kitagamireplaced him as the deputy for the PR block (April 21, 2016)

46th General Election (2012)

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Party Discriminant Name Order on Party List Electorate Narrow loss ratio
1 Restoration 1 Hideo Higashikokubaru 1 N/A －
Koichiro Shimizu 12 Kyoto 6th 77.7%
2 LDP 1 Hirofumi Kado 1 Wakayama 1st 99.5%
3 Ishin 2 Shingo Nishimura 2 N/A －
4 Kōmeitō 1 Yuzuru Takeuchi 1 N/A －
5 DPJ 1 Kenta Izumi 1 Kyoto 3rd 99.6%
6 LDP 2 Naokazu Takemoto 1 Osaka 15th 96.3%
7 Restoration 3 Naoto Sakaguchi 3 Wakayama 2nd 49.4%
8 LDP 3 Yasuhide Nakayama 1 Osaka 4th 94.1%
9 Restoration 4 Kee Miki 3 Hyōgo 5th 49.1%
10 JCP 1 Keiji Kokuta 1 Kyōto 1st 59.6%
11 Your Party 1 Nobuhiko Isaka 1 Hyōgo 1st 96.3%
12 Kōmeitō 2 Tomoko Ukishima 2 N/A －
13 Restoration 5 Hiroshi Miyake 11 N/A －
14 DPJ 2 Taizō Mikazuki 1 Shiga 3rd 92.0%
Tatsuo Kawabata 1 Shiga 1st 90.5%
15 LDP 4 Takashi Ōtsuka 1 Osaka 8th 92.9%
16 Restoration 6 Sayuri Uenishi 12 Osaka 7th 89.3%
17 Tomorrow 1 Fumiyoshi Murakami 1 Osaka 6th 38.1%
18 LDP 5 Hiroshi Andō 1 Kyōto 6th 90.3%
19 Restoration 7 Yuka Hayashibara 12 Osaka 2nd 85.6%
20 Kōmeitō 3 Naoya Higuchi 3 N/A －
21 DPJ 3 Kiyomi Tsujimoto 1 Osaka 10th 91.9%
22 LDP 6 Shigeki Kobayashi 1 Nara 1st 88.8%
23 Restoration 8 Hiroki Iwanaga 12 Shiga 4th 83.6%
24 JCP 2 Takeshi Miyamoto 2 N/A －
25 Restoration 9 Hideto Shinbara 12 Hyōgo 3rd 82.2%
26 LDP 7 Kenji Harada 1 Osaka 9th 86.2%
27 Your Party 2 Mitsunari Hatanaka 1 Hyōgo 7th 76.5%
28 Kōmeitō 4 Susumu Hamamura 4 N/A －
29 Restoration 10 Mio Sugita 12 Hyōgo 6th 79.2%
  • Hideo Higashikokubaru resigned as MP on 26 December 2013 and was replaced byKoichiro Shimizu.
  • Taizō Mikazuki won the 2014 Shiga gubernatorial election and resigned as MP. He was replaced by Tatsuo Kawabata as MP on May 15, 2014.

45th General Election (2009)

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Party Discriminant Name Order on Party List Electorate Narrow loss ratio 歴
1 DPJ 1 Takanori Ohnishi 1 Nara 4th 98.1% 新
2 LDP 1 Mitsue Kondo 1 N/A － 前
3 DPJ 2 Mai Ohara 1 Kyōto 5th 92.0% 新
4 DPJ 3 Kimiyoshi Tamaki 1 Wakayama 3rd 87.3% 新
5 Kōmeitō 1 Yasuko Ikenobō 1 N/A － 前
6 LDP 2 Takuji Yanagimoto 2 N/A － 前
7 DPJ 4 Hideko Muroi 45 N/A － 新
8 JCP 1 Keiji Kokuta 1 Kyōto 1st 51.6% 前
9 DPJ 5 Sadatoshi Kumagai 46 N/A － 新
10 LDP 3 Sanae Takaichi 3 Nara 2nd 96.1% 前
11 DPJ 6 Hiroshi Hamamoto 47 N/A － 新
12 Kōmeitō 2 Hiroyoshi Nishi 2 N/A － 前
13 DPJ 7 Yoshihiko Watanabe 48 N/A － 新
14 LDP 4 Naokazu Takemoto 3 Osaka 15th 87.3% 前
15 DPJ 8 Mitsuei Kawakami 49 N/A － 新
16 JCP 2 Hidekatsu Yoshii 2 Osaka 13th 42.4% 前
17 DPJ 9 Hirotaka Matsuoka 50 N/A － 新
18 LDP 5 Masatoshi Ishida 3 Wakayama 2nd 79.2% 前
19 Kōmeitō 3 Shigeki Sato 3 N/A － 前
20 DPJ 10 Juntaro Toyoda 51 N/A － 元
(21) Your Party (1) － - － － -
(22)21 LDP 6 Kenta Matsunami 3 Osaka 10th 77.6% 前
(23)22 DPJ 11 Shunichi Higuchi 52 N/A － 新
(24)23 SDP 1 Ryoichi Hattori 4 N/A － 新
(25) DPJ (12) － - － － -
(26)24 LDP 7 Bunmei Ibuki 3 Kyōto 1st 77.4% 前
(27) DPJ (13) － - － － -
(28)25 Kōmeitō 4 Yuzuru Takeuchi 4 N/A － 元
(29)26 JCP 3 Takeshi Miyamoto 3 N/A － 新
(30) DPJ (14) － - － － -
(31)27 LDP 8 Koichi Tani 3 Hyōgo 5th 76.8% 前
(32) DPJ (15) － - － － -
(33)28 Kōmeitō 5 Masao Akamatsu 5 N/A － 前
(34) DPJ (16) － - － － -
(35)29 LDP 9 Takashi Tanihata 3 Osaka 14th 76.7% 前

※The numbers in parentheses are the "assumed ranking" of Your Party and DPJ candidates that could have been elected.

  • Originally, the 21st seat was to be allocated to Koichi Oshino(candidate for Osaka 9th district and only PR candidate of Your Party). But his vote tally in the electorate did not exceed the point of forfeiture of the deposit. Therefore, the Party was disqualified from PR allocation and the seat was given to the 22nd allocation, which is Kenta Matsunami, LDP candidate for Osaka 10th district.
  • The Democratic Party of Japan should have been able to win 14 seats in the allocation. Yet, all 52 candidates on the list was already elected after the 23rd allocation. As a result, the DPJ only gets 11 instead of 14 seats in proportional representation. The remaining 3 seats was allocated again with the D'Hondt method, giving the LDP 2 extra seats and the Kōmeitō 1 extra seat. The LDP elected Koichi Tani (Hyōgo 5th) and Takashi Tanihata (Osaka 14th) while the Kōmeitō elected Masao Akamatsu (only ran in PR).
  • On the SDP party list, the 2 candidates that were ranked first along with Kiyomi Tsujimoto, who was elected in her constituency, lost the deposit and hence cannot be elected through PR. They were replaced by Ryoichi Hattori, who was 4th on the SDP list.
  • All DPJ candidates were elected in their constituencies and party list. Hence, when Mitsuei Kawakami resighned to run in the 22nd Japanese House of Councillors to become a councillor for Kyoto (which he lost), the House of Representatives temporarily lost 1 representative until its dissolution in 2012.

44th General Election (2005)

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Party Discriminant Name Order on party list Electorate Narrow loss ratio
1 LDP 1 Mitsue Kondo 1 N/A －
2 DPJ 1 Shingo Nishimura 1 Osaka 17th 98.3%
3 LDP 2 Nobuko Iwaki 2 Osaka 11th 81.2%
4 Kōmeitō 1 Yasuko Ikenobō 1 N/A －
5 DPJ 2 Takeaki Matsumoto 1 Hyōgo 11th 97.8%
6 LDP 3 Takuji Yanagimoto 4 N/A －
7 DPJ 3 Keiro Kitagami 1 Kyōto 4th 97.8%
8 JCP 1 Ikuko Ishii 1 N/A －
9 LDP 4 Osamu Uno 6 Shiga 3rd 99.6%
10 Kōmeitō 2 Masao Akamatsu 2 N/A －
11 LDP 5 Koichiro Shimizu 6 Kyoto 3rd 99.1%
12 DPJ 4 Tatsuo Kawabata 1 Shiga 1st 94.5%
13 LDP 6 Tomohiro Yamamoto 6 Kyōto 2nd 93.9%
14 SDP 1 Kiyomi Tsujimoto 1 Osaka 10th 82.0%
15 DPJ 5 Ryuichi Doi 1 Hyōgo 3rd 94.1%
16 LDP 7 Kyoko Izawa 6 Kyōto 6th 91.9%
17 Kōmeitō 3 Shigeki Sato 3 N/A －
18 JCP 2 Keiji Kokuta 2 Kyōto 1st 48.8%
19 DPJ 6 Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi 1 Hyōgo 1st 92.0%
20 LDP 8 Chubee Kagita 6 Nara 1st 90.6%
Yasuji Izumihara 44 N/A －
21 DPJ 7 Koichiro Ichimura 1 Hyōgo 6th 90.9%
22 LDP 9 Kenshiro Matsunami 6 Osaka 19th 89.6%
23 New Party Nippon 1 Makoto Taki 1 Nara 2nd 32.5%
24 Kōmeitō 4 Hiroyoshi Nishi 4 N/A －
25 LDP 10 Yuji Fujii 6 Shiga 2nd 80.1%
26 DPJ 8 Osamu Fujimura 1 Osaka 7th 85.9%
27 LDP 11 Takashi Yano 43 N/A －
28 DPJ 9 Okumura Tenzo 1 Shiga 4th 81.2%
29 JCP 3 Hidekatsu Yoshii 3 Osaka 13th 29.0%
  • Chubee Kagita resigned to run in the mayoral election in Nara. He was replaced by Yasuji Izumihara as MP on May 21, 2009.

43rd General Election (2003)

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Party Discriminant Name Order on party list Electorate Narrow loss ratio
1 DPJ 1 Kazuya Tamaki 1 Kyōto 1st 75.9%
2 LDP 1 Takuji Yanagimoto 1 N/A －
3 DPJ 2 Hajime Ishii 2 Hyōgo 1st 98.8%
4 Kōmeitō 1 Yasuko Ikenobō 1 N/A －
5 LDP 2 Masahiro Morioka 2 N/A －
6 DPJ 3 Yasuhiro Kajiwara 2 Hyōgo 5th 96.8%
7 JCP 1 Ikuko Ishii 1 Osaka 2nd 38.0%
8 LDP 3 Yuriko Koike 3 N/A －
9 DPJ 4 Fusaho Izumi 2 Hyōgo 2nd 96.0%
10 Kōmeitō 2 Masao Akamatsu 3 N/A －
11 LDP 4 Tomokatsu Kitagawa 4 Osaka 12th 98.8%
12 DPJ 5 Okumura Tenzo 2 Shiga 4th 94.9%
13 DPJ 6 Tetsuo Inami 2 Osaka 5th 92.4%
14 LDP 5 Takeshi Nishida 4 Osaka 9th 95.9%
15 Kōmeitō 3 Hiroyoshi Nishi 3 N/A －
16 JCP 2 Keiji Kokuta 2 Kyōto 1st 60.6%
17 DPJ 7 Yoshikazu Tarui 2 Osaka 16th 85.4%
18 LDP 6 Yasuhide Nakayama 4 Osaka 4th 94.2%
19 DPJ 8 Kunihiko Muroi 2 Hyōgo 8th 84.2%
20 LDP 7 Osamu Konishi 4 Shiga 2nd 93.4%
21 Kōmeitō 4 Shigeki Sato 4 N/A －
22 DPJ 9 Osamu Nakagawa 2 Osaka 18th 82.5%
23 SDP 1 Takako Doi 1 Hyōgo 7th 86.6%
24 LDP 8 Osamu Uno 4 Shiga 3rd 89.8%
25 DPJ 10 Takeshi Kishimoto 2 Wakayama 2nd 81.8%
26 JCP 3 Hidekatsu Yoshii 3 Osaka 13th 34.3%
27 Kōmeitō 5 Yasuhide Yamana 5 N/A －
28 LDP 9 Makoto Taki 4 Nara 2nd 88.5%
29 DPJ 11 Megumu Tsuji 2 Osaka 3rd 81.5%
  • The number of seats is decreased from 30 to 29.

42nd General Election (2000)

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Party Discriminant Name Order on Party List Electorate Narrow loss ratio
1 LDP 1 Sanae Takaichi 1 N/A －
2 DPJ 1 Kazunori Yamanoi 1 N/A －
3 Kōmeitō 1 Yasuko Ikenobō 1 N/A －
4 JCP 1 Keiji Kokuta 1 Kyōto 1st 79.1%
5 LDP 2 Takuji Yanagimoto 2 N/A －
6 DPJ 2 Tsutomu Yamamoto 2 N/A －
7 Liberal 1 Shingo Nishimura 1 Osaka 17th 67.8%
8 SDP 1 Tomoko Nakagawa 1 Hyōgo 6th 65.9%
9 Kōmeitō 2 Hiroyoshi Nishi 2 N/A －
10 JCP 2 Ikuko Ishii 2 Osaka 2nd 62.0%
11 LDP 3 Yoshihide Sakaue 3 N/A －
12 DPJ 3 Setsuya Kagita 3 N/A －
13 LDP 4 Akira Nishino 4 N/A －
14 DPJ 4 Satoru Ienishi 4 N/A －
15 Kōmeitō 3 Yasuhide Yamana 3 N/A －
16 JCP 3 Hidekatsu Yoshii 3 Osaka 13th 50.2%
17 Liberal 2 Susumu Shiota 1 Hyōgo 10th 29.6%
18 LDP 5 Tōru Okutani 5 N/A －
Tomokatsu Kitagawa 7 Osaka 12th 95.0%
19 DPJ 5 Miyoko Hida 5 Osaka 10th 94.2%
20 SDP 2 Renko Kitagawa 1 Hyōgo 8th 47.4%
21 Kōmeitō 4 Tetsushi Kubo 4 N/A －
Shigeki Sato 6 N/A －
22 JCP 4 Yōko Fujiki 4 Hyōgo 8th 56.9%
23 LDP 6 Shōnosuke Hayashi 6 N/A －
24 DPJ 6 Kazuya Tamaki 5 Kyōto 6th 92.0%
25 LDP 7 Keisuke Sunada 7 Hyōgo 1st 99.5%
26 DPJ 7 Tetsuji Nakamura 5 Nara 2nd 89.5%
27 Kōmeitō 5 Masao Akamatsu 5 N/A －
28 Liberal 3 Ikko Nakatsuka 4 N/A －
29 JCP 5 Motoo Ōhata 5 N/A －
30 SDP 3 Munenori Ueda 1 Nara 3rd 34.1%
  • Number of MPs elected were reduced from 33 to 30
  • Juntarō Toyoda, 1st on the Liberal Party list was not elected as he lost his deposit in the district due to not getting enough votes. Ikko Nakatsuka was drafted to replace him.
  • Tetsushi Kubo died and was replaced by Shigeki Sato. (June 23, 2003)
  • Tōru Okutani died and was replaced by Tomokatsu Kitagawa. (July 16, 2003)

41st general election (1996)

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Party Discriminant Name Order on Party List Electorate Narrow loss ratio
1 New Frontier 1 Yasuko Ikenobō 1 N/A －
2 LDP 1 Ryotaro Tanose 1 Nara 4th 99.2%
3 JCP 1 Mitsuo Higashinaka 2 Osaka 5th 74.5%
4 New Frontier 2 Mikio Omi 2 N/A －
5 LDP 2 Shigehiko Okuyama 1 Kyoto 3rd 97.8%
6 DPJ 1 Satoru Ienishi 1 Nara 1st 31.3%
7 New Frontier 3 Tetsuji Kubo 3 N/A －
8 LDP 3 Keisuke Sunada 1 Hyōgo 1st 96.3%
9 JCP 2 Keiji Kokuta 3 Kyōto 1st 95.7%
10 New Frontier 4 Masao Akamatsu 4 N/A －
11 LDP 4 Makoto Mekata 1 Shiga 1st 95.5%
12 DPJ 2 Miyoko Hida 2 Osaka 10th 63.0%
13 SDP 1 Kiyomi Tsujimoto 1 N/A －
14 New Frontier 5 Hiroyoshi Nishi 5 N/A －
15 JCP 3 Ikuko Ishii 4 Osaka 2nd 62.9%
16 LDP 5 Takashi Tanihata 1 Osaka 14th 93.3%
17 New Frontier 6 Takashi Yamamoto 6 N/A －
18 LDP 6 Takuji Yanagimoto 5 Osaka 3rd 92.2%
19 DPJ 3 Issei Inoue 3 Osaka 8th 46.2%
20 JCP 4 Sumi Fujita 5 Osaka 17th 71.1%
21 New Frontier 7 Shigeki Sato 7 N/A －
22 LDP 7 Yoshihide Sakaue 1 Hyōgo 6th 90.7%
23 New Frontier 8 Osamu Yoshida 8 N/A －
24 LDP 8 Kanzaburo Hara 1 Hyōgo 9th 89.4%
25 JCP 5 Daiichi Tsuji 6 Nara 1st 55.8%
26 DPJ 4 Seiji Maehara 4 Kyōto 2nd 72.5%
27 New Frontier 9 Setsuya Kagita 9 N/A －
28 LDP 9 Minoru Noda 1 Wakayama 3rd 87.3%
Tōru Okutani 1 Hyōgo 2nd 85.7%
29 SDP 2 Tomoko Nakagawa 2 N/A －
30 New Frontier 10 Kyokudōzan Kazuyasu 10 N/A －
31 JCP 6 Yōko Fujiki 7 Hyōgo 8th 58.1%
32 LDP 10 Masaaki Nakayama 1 Osaka 4th 86.6%
33 DPJ 5 Tsutomu Yamamoto 4 Shiga 1st 50.4%
  • Minoru Noda lost his seat because he violated conflict of interest laws and was replaced by Tōru Okutani instead.

MPs by Party

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Year LDP New Frontier DPJ

 CDP

 Ishin

 Kōmeitō Your Party CPJ
Future
 SDP Liberal New Party Kibō DPFP Reiwa Total
41st 1996 10 10 5 - - - - 6 - 2 - - - - - 33
42nd 2000 7 - 7 - - 5 - 5 - 3 3 - - - - 30
43rd 2003 9 - 11 - - 5 - 3 - 1 - - - - - 29
44th 2005 11 - 9 - - 4 - 3 - 1 - 1 - - - 29
45th 2009 9(7) - 11(13) - - 5(4) 0(1) 3 - 1 - 0 - - - 29
46th 2012 7 - 3 - 10 4 2 2 1 0 - - - - - 29
47th 2014 9 - 4 - 8 4 - 4 - 0 - - - - - 29
48th 2017 9 - - 5 5 4 - 2 - 0 - - 3 - - 28
49th 2021 8 - - 3 10 3 - 2 - 0 - - - 1 1 28
  • Note: Parties without MPs are omitted

Number of votes by party

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41st-43rd general elections

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Year New Frontier LDP CPJ DPJ SDP New Harbinger New Socialist Liberal League Democratic Reform Kōmeitō Liberal New Conservative
41st 1996 2,567,452 2,497,411 1,539,172 1,223,192 542,047 234,849 122,989 58,320 18,844 － － －
42nd 2000 － 2,185,236 1,458,970 2,154,312 843,060 － － 99,791 － 1,483,220 878,910 125,824
43rd 2003 － 2,833,181 992,142 3,425,342 375,228 － － － － 1,604,469 － －

44th to 47th general elections

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Year LDP DPJ Kōmeitō CPJ SDP New Party Nippon Your Party People's New Party Happiness Realization New Renaissance Ishin Tomorrow/Liberal Japanese Kokoro
44th 2005 4,003,209 3,157,556 1,626,678 1,051,949 619,883 420,908 － － － － － － －
45th 2009 2,592,451 4,733,415 1,449,170 1,067,443 411,092 133,708 465,591 169,380 80,529 58,141 － － －
46th 2012 2,326,005 1,173,051 1,234,345 732,976 133,064 － 635,381 － 33,509 － 2,999,020 481,603 －
47th 2014 2,442,006 1,047,361 1,236,217 1,084,154 124,494 － － － 35,830 － 2,202,932 97,386 175,279

48th General election

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Year LDP Ishin CDP
 Kōmeitō Kibō Communist SDP Hapiness
Realization
48th 2017 2,586,424 1,544,821 1,335,360 1,164,995 913,860 786,158 78,702 36,774

49th General election onwards

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Year Ishin LDP Kōmeitō CDP Communist DPFP Reiwa NHK Party SDP
49th 2021[1] 3,180,219 2,407,699 1,155,683 1,090,665.759 736,156 303,480.001 292,483 111,539 100,980

脚注

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  1. ^ 登載者不足

47th (2014)

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  1. ^ 総務省自治行政局選挙部 (2021-11-09). "衆議院議員総選挙・最高裁判所裁判官国民審査結果調" (PDF). 総務省. Retrieved 2021-11-22.

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References

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