Official Ministry quick-result publication · single-member layer

Tokushima House election results.

Liberal Democratic Party received the most aggregated single-member votes in Tokushima: 141,216, or 47.30% of valid votes.

298,568valid SMD votes

7,033invalid ballots

305,601ballots accounted

50.81%recorded voters ÷ registered voters

Exactly what this page measures

Prefecture totals plus every individual district result.

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.

All 2 single-member seats

Tokushima district results.

Official candidate rows

District 1 · 5 candidates

仁木博文

Liberal Democratic Party

85,386 votes →District 2 · 4 candidates

山口俊一

Liberal Democratic Party

55,830 votes →

Registered voters601,458

Recorded voters305,606

Workbook difference5

Fractional rounding gap0

Ranked by published vote total

Every filing-party category in Tokushima.

5 nonzero records

自由民主党191 seats

Liberal Democratic Party

LDP

Prefecture SMD votes: 141,216
Valid-vote share: 47.30%

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立憲民主党148 seats

Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan

CDP

Prefecture SMD votes: 54,839
Valid-vote share: 18.37%

Open party result →

無所属12 seats

Independent

IND

Prefecture SMD votes: 54,469
Valid-vote share: 18.24%

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日本維新の会38 seats

Japan Innovation Party

JIP

Prefecture SMD votes: 31,392
Valid-vote share: 10.51%

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日本共産党8 seats

Japanese Communist Party

JCP

Prefecture SMD votes: 16,652
Valid-vote share: 5.58%

Open party result →

Source: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (Japan) official result index · 徳島県 · JP-36 · the 5-record difference is preserved without an inferred cause.

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2024 Tokushima Japan House Election Results

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