National Diet

National legislature of Japan

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2024 National Diet election conducted with a malapportionment ratio of 2.06 in the House of Representatives (comparing Hokkaidō 3 and Tottori 1 districts).
2022 Most recent House of Councillors election, continuing the regular democratic process of Japan's parliamentary system.
2022 National Diet election held with a malapportionment ratio of 3.03 in the House of Councillors (comparing Kanagawa and Fukui prefectures).
October 31 2021 Japanese general election won by Fumio Kishida, with Liberal Democratic Party (LDP-Komeito coalition) securing 56.12% of seats under Emperor Naruhito's reign
2019 Regular Japanese House of Councillors election held to determine representation in Japan's legislative upper house.
October 22 2017 Japanese general election where Shinzo Abe leads the Liberal Democratic Party, with subsequent leadership transitions to Yoshihide Suga and Fumio Kishida during the same election term
2016 Regular Japanese House of Councillors election took place, renewing membership in the legislative upper house.
2016 Voting age in Japan was reduced from 20 to 18 years old, expanding voter eligibility for National Diet elections.
December 14 2014 Japanese general election with Shinzo Abe re-elected as prime minister, Liberal Democratic Party maintaining coalition control with 61.26% of seats
2013 Regular Japanese House of Councillors election conducted to select members of the national legislature's upper house.
December 16 2012 Japanese general election held with Shinzo Abe elected as prime minister, Liberal Democratic Party (LDP-Komeito coalition) winning 61.25% of seats
2010 House of Councillors election demonstrating the ongoing democratic tradition of Japan's national legislature.

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