What the source says
Published as a candidate, not the district winner.
61,679votes
33.65%district vote share
42age in source
Historical candidate result · official Ministry source
福田玄
Hiroshima District 2 · Democratic Party for the People
Published candidate fields
- Name
- 福田玄
- Source display
- 福田玄
- Reading
- ふくだげん
- Filing party
- Democratic Party for the People · 国民民主党
- Occupation
- 国民民主党広島県連政策委員
- Prior/new marker
- 新
- Dual candidacy
- Source marks 重
Permanent record
- Record ID
- japan-house-2024-smd-34-02-candidate-01
- District
- Hiroshima District 2
- Party result
- Democratic Party for the People
- PDF page
- Open page 37 ↗
- Publication
- 速報結果 · quick results
Historical record boundary
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福田玄 - 2024 Japan House Election Result
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