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The Aichi at-large district is a constituency of the House of Councillors in the Diet of Japan that represents Aichi Prefecture. From 1947 until 2013 it has elected six Councillors, three every three years by single non-transferable vote (SNTV) for six-year terms. A 2015 revision of the Public Officers Election Law increased the district's representation to eight Councillors; the change began to take effect at the 2016 election, at which four Councillors were elected.

Aichi at-large district
愛知県選挙区
Parliamentary constituency
for the House of Councillors
PrefectureAichi
Electorate6,128,080 (as of September 2022)
Current constituency
Created1947
Seats8
CouncillorsClass of 2019:

Class of 2022:

Elected Councillors

Class of (1947/1953/...) Election Year Class of (1950/1956/...)
#1

1947: #1, 6 Year Term

#2

1947: #2, 6 Year Term
1975: #1, 2 Year Term

#3

1947: #3, 6 Year Term

#4 #1

1947: #4, 3 Year Term
1990: #1, 2 Year Term

#2

1947: #5, 3 Year Term
1966: #1, 2 Year Term
1994: #1, 1 Year Term

#3

1947: #6, 3 Year Term

#4
Takurō Yamanouchi
(Indep.) 		Saichi Yamada
(JLP) 		Shichirō Takenaka
(Indep.) 		1947 Ushirō Saeki
(Indep.) 		Ryōen Kusaba
(JLP) 		Yoshio Kuriyama
(Indep.)
1950 Banji Naruse
(JSP) 		Ryōen Kusaba
(LP) 		Yoneji Yamamoto
(LP)
Hiroko Hasebe (Indep.) Shinichi Kondō
(Left, JSP) 		Hideo Aoyagi (LP) 1953
1956 Ryōen Kusaba † 1966
(LDP) 		Yoneji Yamamoto
(LDP)
Takeo Sugiura (LDP) Hideo Aoyagi (LDP) 1959
1962 Sakae Shibata (LDP)
Ichiro Yagi (LDP) 1963 by-el.
1965
1966 by-el. Taro Yokoi (LDP)
1968 Kunihiko Shibuya (Kōmeitō)
Shoji Suhara † 1975 (JSP) Shigezo Hashimoto (LDP) 1971
1974 Shoji Morishita (JSP) Shigenobu Sanji # 1994 (DSP) Isshu Fujikawa (LDP)
Isamu Fukui (LDP) 1975 by-el.
Tomi Baba (Komeito) Kei Inoue (DSP) 1977
1980 Kentaro Takagi † 1990 (Indep.) Hiroshi Ogi (LDP)
Hiroshi Yoshikawa (LDP) 1983
1986
Kei Inoue (DSP) Sachiko Maehata (JSP) 1989
1990 by-el. Yoshihisa Oshima (LDP)
1992 Kiyohiro Araki (Kōmeitō) Shoji Shinma # 1994 (DSP)
1994 by-el. Yuzuru Tsutugi (Indep.)
Seiji Suzuki (LDP) Mahiko Suehiro (Indep.) Tamotsu Yamamoto (NFP) 1995
1998 Yoshitake Kimata (DPJ) Taisuke Sato (DPJ) Hiroko Hatta (JSP)
Kohei Otsuka (DPJ) Tamotsu Yamamoto (Komeito) 2001
2004 Katsuhito Asano (LDP)
Kuniko Tanioka (DPJ) 2007
2010 Yoshitaka Saitō (DPJ) Misako Yasui (DPJ) Masahito Fujikawa (LDP)
Yasuyuki Sakai (LDP) Michiyo Yakushiji (Your Party) 2013
2016 Masahito Fujikawa (LDP) Yoshitaka Saitō (DP) Ryuji Satomi (Komeito) Takae Itō (LDP)
Maiko Tajima (CDP) Nobuo Yasue (Komeito) 2019
2022 Ryuji Satomi (Komeito) Yoshitaka Saitō (CDP)

Party affiliations as of election day; #: resigned; †: died in office.

Previous election results

2019
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Yasuyuki Sakai (Incumbent) 737,717 25.74%
Democratic Party for the People Kohei Otsuka (Incumbent) 506,817 17.69%
CDP Maiko Tajima 461,531 16.10%
Komeito Nobuo Yasue
(Endorsed by Liberal Democratic Party) 		453,246 15.82%
Ishin Maki Misaki 269,081 9.39%
JCP Hatsumi Suyama 216,674 7.56%
The Party to Protect the People from NHK Yukari Suenaga 85,262 2.98%
Social Democratic Ryohei Hirayama 43,756 1.53%
Independent Kin Ishii 32,142 1.12%
Shijinashi Hiroyuki Ushida 25,219 0.88%
Workers' Party Hitoshi Furukawa 17,905 0.62%
Tsubasa Party Ben Hashimoto 16,425 0.57%
Turnout 6,119,143 48.18% −7.23%
2016
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Masahito Fujikawa (Incumbent) 961,096 29.3
Democratic Yoshitaka Saito (Incumbent) 575,119 17.5
Komeito Ryuji Satomi
(Endorsed by Liberal Democratic Party) 		531,488 16.2
Democratic Takae Ito 519,510 15.8
JCP Hatsumi Suyama 302,489 9.2
Genzei Nippon Kayo Okuda 218,171 6.7
Social Democratic Ryohei Hirayama 64,781 2.0
Japanese Kokoro Makoto Igeta 59,651 1.8
Happiness Realization Hiromi Nakane 47,088 1.4
Turnout
2013
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Yasuyuki Sakai 1,056,145 35.4
Democratic Kōhei Ōtsuka (Incumbent) 741,598 24.9
Your Michiyo Yakushiji 347,411 11.6
JCP Nobuko Motomura 271,278 9.1
Restoration Hiroshi Kondō 263,918 8.5
Genzei Nippon Yukio Uta 152,038 5.1
Green Wind Makoto Hirayama (Incumbent) 62,985 2.1
Social Democratic Yoshinori Itō 47,104 1.6
Happiness Realization Hiromi Nakane 30,199 1.0
Mitamayama Sōsaburo Mitamayama 11,277 0.4
Turnout 3,099,258 52.65
2010
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Masahito Fujikawa 918,187
Democratic Yoshitaka Saitō 750,723
Democratic Misako Yasui 676,681
Your Michiyo Yakushiji 529,130
JCP Nobuko Motomura 193,710
Social Democratic Mitsuko Aoyama 102,989
Happiness Realization Hiromi Nakane 37,338
Turnout 3,349,983 57.46
2007
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Democratic Kōhei Ōtsuka (Incumbent) 880,856
LDP Seiji Suzuki (Incumbent) 734,153
Democratic Kuniko Tanioka 720,777
Komeito Tamotsu Yamamoto (Incumbent) 587,268
JCP Hiroko Hatta 293,607
Social Democratic Ryōhei Hirayama 69,853
Independent Takashi Hyōdō 22,273
Ishin Seitō Shinpū Masaji Tsuge 13,301
Kyōsei Shintō Kōtarō Arakawa 12,435
Turnout 3,397,619 59.12

References

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