Electionpedia.comLiberal Democratic Party received the most aggregated single-member votes in Chiba: 1,057,556, or 39.88% of valid votes.
This page sums filing-party votes across the prefecture's single-member districts. The official companion PDF now supplies every named candidate and source-marked district winner below. It does not show the proportional ballot.
Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan
107,439 votes →District 2 · 2 candidatesLiberal Democratic Party
103,690 votes →District 3 · 4 candidatesLiberal Democratic Party
67,308 votes →District 4 · 5 candidatesConstitutional Democratic Party of Japan
90,011 votes →District 5 · 6 candidatesConstitutional Democratic Party of Japan
66,031 votes →District 6 · 6 candidatesConstitutional Democratic Party of Japan
71,555 votes →District 7 · 3 candidatesLiberal Democratic Party
82,606 votes →District 8 · 5 candidatesConstitutional Democratic Party of Japan
78,678.614 votes →District 9 · 4 candidatesConstitutional Democratic Party of Japan
86,335 votes →District 10 · 5 candidatesLiberal Democratic Party
69,563 votes →District 11 · 3 candidatesLiberal Democratic Party
92,187 votes →District 12 · 4 candidatesLiberal Democratic Party
105,510 votes →District 13 · 4 candidatesLiberal Democratic Party
96,024 votes →District 14 · 4 candidatesConstitutional Democratic Party of Japan
145,821 votes →LDP
CDP
JCP
JIP
DPFP
Sanseito
Reiwa
IND
SDP
Source: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (Japan) official result index · 千葉県 · JP-12 · the 77-record difference is preserved without an inferred cause.
2024 Chiba Japan House Election Results
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