Personal notes: 2022 House of Councillors election report: A gambler g…
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July 15, 2022
In this House of Councillors election, my campaign activities were small-scale from the start, and the death of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was a big shock. Therefore, I am depressed, even though the election results of the candidates I personally recommended were 8 wins and 0 losses.
◎Kanagawa electoral district
First, in my local Kanagawa electoral district, there are 4 seats up for election and 1 by-election (3-year term), so there are 5 seats available for election this time. A total of 22 candidates were competing in this election.
The main party candidates are (titles omitted): ↓
… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … …
・LDP: Junko Mihara (current), Keiichiro Asao (former)
・Komeito: Shinsuke Miura (current)
・Japan Innovation Party: Shigefumi Matsuzawa (former)
・Constitutional Democratic Party: Yusuke Terasaki (new), Motoko Mizuno (new)
・Communist Party: Yuka Asaga (new)
・People's Party: Jesus Fukasaku (new)
・SDP: Kaiichi Uchi (new)
… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … …
The candidates I recommended to my acquaintances were Junko Mihara (current) and Keiichiro Asao (former) of the LDP, and both of them won.
However, the usual "election gambling" was quite a miss.
… … … …… … … … … … … … … … … … … …
● Predictions (as of 7/7)
(Rank) (Candidate) (Odds)
1. Junko Mihara 1.3
2. Shinsuke Miura 1.6
3. Keiichiro Asao 1.7
4. Narufumi Matsuzawa 2.3
5. Yuka Asaga 2.9
6. Motoko Mizuno 3.1
↓
● Results
(Rank) (Candidate)
1. Junko Mihara
2. Narufumi Matsuzawa
3. Shinsuke Miura
4. Keiichiro Asao
5. Motoko Mizuno
… … … …… … … … … … … … … … … … … … …
Narufumi Matsuzawa's second place was surprising. The reason for the first Kanagawa by-election (3-year term) was that he gave up his term last year and ran for mayor of Yokohama, which is in turmoil over IR and casinos. I am not impressed with his political stance of jumping on anything that is newsworthy, but the people of Kanagawa Prefecture have accepted it.
I also thought that Terasaki and Mizuno of the Constitutional Democratic Party would both fall and Asaga of the Communist Party would rise to the top, but in the second half of the election campaign, the Constitutional Democratic Party's election campaign team made an unprecedented and terrible decision to abandon Terasaki and focus on Mizuno, so Mizuno barely managed to slip in. I think that in the Kanagawa electoral district, the LDP, Komeito, and Communist Party ran election campaigns that were in line with their capabilities, and the Constitutional Democratic Party revealed its lack of prior research.
By the way, Komeito's Miura Shinsuke, who came in third, was an associate professor at the National Defense Academy before becoming a politician. He supports constitutional reform, but he also supports granting local voting rights to permanent foreign residents, the introduction of a selective system of separate surnames for married couples, and same-sex marriage. There are quite a few Komeito-affiliated people like this (Komeito's basic stance is pro-China and pro-Korea) in defense and diplomatic relations, so it is difficult to steer our country.
However, there are some no-good people in the LDP as well. Candidate Eri Alfiya, who ran in the national proportional representation this time, said, "If Japan and China were to go to war, would you be able to fight for Japan?" is a discriminatory question," and "There is no diversity in Japanese politics." It's a failure to have someone like this as a candidate.
◎Local electoral districts
Outside of Kanagawa, the author recommended the following candidates.
●Hokkaido electoral district (3 seats): Toshimi Funabashi (new) → Elected
●Fukuoka electoral district (3 seats): Satoshi Oya (incumbent) → Elected
Hokkaido was a tough place because the Democratic Party and the Constitutional Democratic Party were strong, but Funabashi fought well and came in third. In Fukuoka, Oya, who came second last time, came in first.
◎National proportional representation
The candidates recommended were Shigeharu Aoyama, Satsuki Katayama, Eriko Yamatani, and Hiroshi Yamada from the LDP, and all of them were elected.
In terms of wins and losses, we should be satisfied with 8 wins and 0 losses, but as I said at the beginning, I still feel sad because former Prime Minister Abe was shot to death. I suspect that this incident was more of a "murder" than a personal crime, so I would like to discuss that in a separate entry.
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July 15, 2022
In this House of Councillors election, my campaign activities were small-scale from the start, and the death of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was a big shock. Therefore, I am depressed, even though the election results of the candidates I personally recommended were 8 wins and 0 losses.
◎Kanagawa electoral district
First, in my local Kanagawa electoral district, there are 4 seats up for election and 1 by-election (3-year term), so there are 5 seats available for election this time. A total of 22 candidates were competing in this election.
The main party candidates are (titles omitted): ↓
… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … …
・LDP: Junko Mihara (current), Keiichiro Asao (former)
・Komeito: Shinsuke Miura (current)
・Japan Innovation Party: Shigefumi Matsuzawa (former)
・Constitutional Democratic Party: Yusuke Terasaki (new), Motoko Mizuno (new)
・Communist Party: Yuka Asaga (new)
・People's Party: Jesus Fukasaku (new)
・SDP: Kaiichi Uchi (new)
… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … …
The candidates I recommended to my acquaintances were Junko Mihara (current) and Keiichiro Asao (former) of the LDP, and both of them won.
However, the usual "election gambling" was quite a miss.
… … … …… … … … … … … … … … … … … …
● Predictions (as of 7/7)
(Rank) (Candidate) (Odds)
1. Junko Mihara 1.3
2. Shinsuke Miura 1.6
3. Keiichiro Asao 1.7
4. Narufumi Matsuzawa 2.3
5. Yuka Asaga 2.9
6. Motoko Mizuno 3.1
↓
● Results
(Rank) (Candidate)
1. Junko Mihara
2. Narufumi Matsuzawa
3. Shinsuke Miura
4. Keiichiro Asao
5. Motoko Mizuno
… … … …… … … … … … … … … … … … … … …
Narufumi Matsuzawa's second place was surprising. The reason for the first Kanagawa by-election (3-year term) was that he gave up his term last year and ran for mayor of Yokohama, which is in turmoil over IR and casinos. I am not impressed with his political stance of jumping on anything that is newsworthy, but the people of Kanagawa Prefecture have accepted it.
I also thought that Terasaki and Mizuno of the Constitutional Democratic Party would both fall and Asaga of the Communist Party would rise to the top, but in the second half of the election campaign, the Constitutional Democratic Party's election campaign team made an unprecedented and terrible decision to abandon Terasaki and focus on Mizuno, so Mizuno barely managed to slip in. I think that in the Kanagawa electoral district, the LDP, Komeito, and Communist Party ran election campaigns that were in line with their capabilities, and the Constitutional Democratic Party revealed its lack of prior research.
By the way, Komeito's Miura Shinsuke, who came in third, was an associate professor at the National Defense Academy before becoming a politician. He supports constitutional reform, but he also supports granting local voting rights to permanent foreign residents, the introduction of a selective system of separate surnames for married couples, and same-sex marriage. There are quite a few Komeito-affiliated people like this (Komeito's basic stance is pro-China and pro-Korea) in defense and diplomatic relations, so it is difficult to steer our country.
However, there are some no-good people in the LDP as well. Candidate Eri Alfiya, who ran in the national proportional representation this time, said, "If Japan and China were to go to war, would you be able to fight for Japan?" is a discriminatory question," and "There is no diversity in Japanese politics." It's a failure to have someone like this as a candidate.
◎Local electoral districts
Outside of Kanagawa, the author recommended the following candidates.
●Hokkaido electoral district (3 seats): Toshimi Funabashi (new) → Elected
●Fukuoka electoral district (3 seats): Satoshi Oya (incumbent) → Elected
Hokkaido was a tough place because the Democratic Party and the Constitutional Democratic Party were strong, but Funabashi fought well and came in third. In Fukuoka, Oya, who came second last time, came in first.
◎National proportional representation
The candidates recommended were Shigeharu Aoyama, Satsuki Katayama, Eriko Yamatani, and Hiroshi Yamada from the LDP, and all of them were elected.
In terms of wins and losses, we should be satisfied with 8 wins and 0 losses, but as I said at the beginning, I still feel sad because former Prime Minister Abe was shot to death. I suspect that this incident was more of a "murder" than a personal crime, so I would like to discuss that in a separate entry.
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In this House of Councillors election, my campaign activities were small-scale from the start, and the death of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was a big shock. Therefore, I am depressed, even though the election results of the candidates I personally recommended were 8 wins and 0 losses.
◎Kanagawa electoral district
First, in my local Kanagawa electoral district, there are 4 seats up for election and 1 by-election (3-year term), so there are 5 seats available for election this time. A total of 22 candidates were competing in this election.
The main party candidates are (titles omitted): ↓
… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … …
・LDP: Junko Mihara (current), Keiichiro Asao (former)
・Komeito: Shinsuke Miura (current)
・Japan Innovation Party: Shigefumi Matsuzawa (former)
・Constitutional Democratic Party: Yusuke Terasaki (new), Motoko Mizuno (new)
・Communist Party: Yuka Asaga (new)
・People's Party: Jesus Fukasaku (new)
・SDP: Kaiichi Uchi (new)
… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … …
The candidates I recommended to my acquaintances were Junko Mihara (current) and Keiichiro Asao (former) of the LDP, and both of them won.
However, the usual "election gambling" was quite a miss.
… … … …… … … … … … … … … … … … … …
● Predictions (as of 7/7)
(Rank) (Candidate) (Odds)
1. Junko Mihara 1.3
2. Shinsuke Miura 1.6
3. Keiichiro Asao 1.7
4. Narufumi Matsuzawa 2.3
5. Yuka Asaga 2.9
6. Motoko Mizuno 3.1
↓
● Results
(Rank) (Candidate)
1. Junko Mihara
2. Narufumi Matsuzawa
3. Shinsuke Miura
4. Keiichiro Asao
5. Motoko Mizuno
… … … …… … … … … … … … … … … … … … …
Narufumi Matsuzawa's second place was surprising. The reason for the first Kanagawa by-election (3-year term) was that he gave up his term last year and ran for mayor of Yokohama, which is in turmoil over IR and casinos. I am not impressed with his political stance of jumping on anything that is newsworthy, but the people of Kanagawa Prefecture have accepted it.
I also thought that Terasaki and Mizuno of the Constitutional Democratic Party would both fall and Asaga of the Communist Party would rise to the top, but in the second half of the election campaign, the Constitutional Democratic Party's election campaign team made an unprecedented and terrible decision to abandon Terasaki and focus on Mizuno, so Mizuno barely managed to slip in. I think that in the Kanagawa electoral district, the LDP, Komeito, and Communist Party ran election campaigns that were in line with their capabilities, and the Constitutional Democratic Party revealed its lack of prior research.
By the way, Komeito's Miura Shinsuke, who came in third, was an associate professor at the National Defense Academy before becoming a politician. He supports constitutional reform, but he also supports granting local voting rights to permanent foreign residents, the introduction of a selective system of separate surnames for married couples, and same-sex marriage. There are quite a few Komeito-affiliated people like this (Komeito's basic stance is pro-China and pro-Korea) in defense and diplomatic relations, so it is difficult to steer our country.
However, there are some no-good people in the LDP as well. Candidate Eri Alfiya, who ran in the national proportional representation this time, said, "If Japan and China were to go to war, would you be able to fight for Japan?" is a discriminatory question," and "There is no diversity in Japanese politics." It's a failure to have someone like this as a candidate.
◎Local electoral districts
Outside of Kanagawa, the author recommended the following candidates.
●Hokkaido electoral district (3 seats): Toshimi Funabashi (new) → Elected
●Fukuoka electoral district (3 seats): Satoshi Oya (incumbent) → Elected
Hokkaido was a tough place because the Democratic Party and the Constitutional Democratic Party were strong, but Funabashi fought well and came in third. In Fukuoka, Oya, who came second last time, came in first.
◎National proportional representation
The candidates recommended were Shigeharu Aoyama, Satsuki Katayama, Eriko Yamatani, and Hiroshi Yamada from the LDP, and all of them were elected.
In terms of wins and losses, we should be satisfied with 8 wins and 0 losses, but as I said at the beginning, I still feel sad because former Prime Minister Abe was shot to death. I suspect that this incident was more of a "murder" than a personal crime, so I would like to discuss that in a separate entry.
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슬롯나라후기 뉴온라인바카라 파월볼 탑슬롯 그래프꽁머니 크레이지카지노 플러스카지노검증 섹시게이밍 티파니카지노추천인 라이브카지노솔루션 그래프게임사이트추천 바카라무료 카지노홍보커뮤니티 우리카지노조작 산타카지노검증 실시간라이브카지노 대한총판연합 섯다게임 토토검증소 먹튀 m카지노 온라인카지노추천 호텔바카라 슬롯사이트순위 메가슬롯주소 맥심카지노 플래시게임개발 에볼루션게이밍 카지노꽁머니환전 강원랜드카지노사이트 무료슬롯머신게임 토토사이트 총판처벌 메리트카지노싸이트 카림바카라추천 when will casinos reopen 바카라블랙잭 피망모바일머니상 바카라게임사이트a 따르릉게임바둑이 온라인바카라사이트안내 우리파워볼 먹튀검증소윈윈 마이다스카지노 엔트리파워보ㅓㄹ 라이브바카라a 아메리칸룰렛휠 꽁머니만원 sands토토 섯다패 고광열카지노무료쿠폰 bj서리나이 아벤카지노싸이트 슬롯머신대박 먹튀게임즈 파워볼프로그램 룰렛이기는방법 우리카지노 모바일바둑이글 슬롯머신어플 which casino open today 스페이스맨카지노총판 룰렛게임만들기 더킹카지노사이트 카지노무료쿠폰 우리카지노 마닐라카지노롤링 라이브카지노싸이트 파워볼회차분석 엠바카라 라이브바카라주소 먹튀인증업체 바둑이강아지 아테나카지노 카지노우승팁 뉴헤븐바카라싸이트 카지노가입머니 페루공항호텔 짱구카지노싸이트 버즈바카라싸이트 에볼루션게이밍 산타카지노검증 무료포커 파워볼숫자예측 먹튀검증사이트 카지노라이브 꽁머니환전놀이터 토토랜드같은곳 나인카지노 버즈카지노사이트 카지노게임추천 casino open now 지니바카라사이트 체스이기는법 파워볼오토총판 모바일한게임슬롯 타이틀카지노무료쿠폰 가입머니주는사이트 월드바카라 아테나카지노먹튀 먹튀폴리스주소 ABS카지노싸이트 casino open now 인터넷룰렛 온라인바카라베팅노하우 실시간라이브카지노추천 사설슬롯 무료블랙잭 슬롯무료사이트 강원랜드바카라사이트 라이브카지노커뮤니티 먹튀라인 노리터폐쇄 고광렬바카라싸이트 아벤카지노하는곳 로즈카지노싸이트
July 15, 2022
In this House of Councillors election, my campaign activities were small-scale from the start, and the death of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was a big shock. Therefore, I am depressed, even though the election results of the candidates I personally recommended were 8 wins and 0 losses.
◎Kanagawa electoral district
First, in my local Kanagawa electoral district, there are 4 seats up for election and 1 by-election (3-year term), so there are 5 seats available for election this time. A total of 22 candidates were competing in this election.
The main party candidates are (titles omitted): ↓
… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … …
・LDP: Junko Mihara (current), Keiichiro Asao (former)
・Komeito: Shinsuke Miura (current)
・Japan Innovation Party: Shigefumi Matsuzawa (former)
・Constitutional Democratic Party: Yusuke Terasaki (new), Motoko Mizuno (new)
・Communist Party: Yuka Asaga (new)
・People's Party: Jesus Fukasaku (new)
・SDP: Kaiichi Uchi (new)
… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … …
The candidates I recommended to my acquaintances were Junko Mihara (current) and Keiichiro Asao (former) of the LDP, and both of them won.
However, the usual "election gambling" was quite a miss.
… … … …… … … … … … … … … … … … … …
● Predictions (as of 7/7)
(Rank) (Candidate) (Odds)
1. Junko Mihara 1.3
2. Shinsuke Miura 1.6
3. Keiichiro Asao 1.7
4. Narufumi Matsuzawa 2.3
5. Yuka Asaga 2.9
6. Motoko Mizuno 3.1
↓
● Results
(Rank) (Candidate)
1. Junko Mihara
2. Narufumi Matsuzawa
3. Shinsuke Miura
4. Keiichiro Asao
5. Motoko Mizuno
… … … …… … … … … … … … … … … … … … …
Narufumi Matsuzawa's second place was surprising. The reason for the first Kanagawa by-election (3-year term) was that he gave up his term last year and ran for mayor of Yokohama, which is in turmoil over IR and casinos. I am not impressed with his political stance of jumping on anything that is newsworthy, but the people of Kanagawa Prefecture have accepted it.
I also thought that Terasaki and Mizuno of the Constitutional Democratic Party would both fall and Asaga of the Communist Party would rise to the top, but in the second half of the election campaign, the Constitutional Democratic Party's election campaign team made an unprecedented and terrible decision to abandon Terasaki and focus on Mizuno, so Mizuno barely managed to slip in. I think that in the Kanagawa electoral district, the LDP, Komeito, and Communist Party ran election campaigns that were in line with their capabilities, and the Constitutional Democratic Party revealed its lack of prior research.
By the way, Komeito's Miura Shinsuke, who came in third, was an associate professor at the National Defense Academy before becoming a politician. He supports constitutional reform, but he also supports granting local voting rights to permanent foreign residents, the introduction of a selective system of separate surnames for married couples, and same-sex marriage. There are quite a few Komeito-affiliated people like this (Komeito's basic stance is pro-China and pro-Korea) in defense and diplomatic relations, so it is difficult to steer our country.
However, there are some no-good people in the LDP as well. Candidate Eri Alfiya, who ran in the national proportional representation this time, said, "If Japan and China were to go to war, would you be able to fight for Japan?" is a discriminatory question," and "There is no diversity in Japanese politics." It's a failure to have someone like this as a candidate.
◎Local electoral districts
Outside of Kanagawa, the author recommended the following candidates.
●Hokkaido electoral district (3 seats): Toshimi Funabashi (new) → Elected
●Fukuoka electoral district (3 seats): Satoshi Oya (incumbent) → Elected
Hokkaido was a tough place because the Democratic Party and the Constitutional Democratic Party were strong, but Funabashi fought well and came in third. In Fukuoka, Oya, who came second last time, came in first.
◎National proportional representation
The candidates recommended were Shigeharu Aoyama, Satsuki Katayama, Eriko Yamatani, and Hiroshi Yamada from the LDP, and all of them were elected.
In terms of wins and losses, we should be satisfied with 8 wins and 0 losses, but as I said at the beginning, I still feel sad because former Prime Minister Abe was shot to death. I suspect that this incident was more of a "murder" than a personal crime, so I would like to discuss that in a separate entry.
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