2021 Japanese general election in Shikoku

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The 2021 Japanese general election in Shikoku were held on October 31, 2021, to elect the 17 representatives, one from each of 11 Electoral districts and 6 proportional seats. [1] [2] [3] [4]

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2021 Japanese general election in Shikoku
 2017October 31, 2021Next 

All 17 seats to the House of Representatives
 Majority partyMinority partyThird party
  Fumio Kishida 20211005 (cropped).jpg Yukio Edano In front of Tenjin Twin Building (2020.10.18) (cropped).jpg Natsuo Yamaguchi 20220929.jpg
Party Liberal Democratic Constitutional Democratic Komeito
Last election11 seats-1 seats
Constituency810
PR seats311
Total1121
Seat changeSteady2.svgNewSteady2.svg

 Fourth partyFifth partySixth party
  Yuichiro Tamaki IMG 5649-1 20160903 (cropped).jpg Ichiro Matsui 2022.jpg
Party Democratic Party for the People Ishin Independent
Last election-0 seats1
Constituency101
PR seats01-
Total111
Seat changeNewIncrease2.svg 1Steady2.svg

Shikoku Region in Japan.svg

Tokushima 1st district

2021 Tokushima 1st district election
Flag of Tokushima.svg
 2017
  Gotouda Masazumi.jpg
Nominee Hirobumi Niki Masazumi Gotoda Tomoyo Yoshida
Party Independent Liberal Democratic Ishin
Popular vote99,47477,39820,065
Percentage50.05%38.94%10.10%

Japanese Representative before election

Masazumi Gotoda
Liberal Democratic

Elected Japanese Representative

Hirobumi Niki
Independent


IncumbentElected Member
MemberPartyFirst
elected
StatusMemberParty
Masazumi Gotoda LDP 2000 Incumbent defeated.
(Won PR seat.)
Hirobumi Niki Independent

Masazumi Gotoda, an incumbent member of the Liberal Democratic Party, was at odds with Tokushima Governor Kamon Iizumi and members of the LDP's Tokushima Prefectural Assembly. The Tokushima prefectural branch of the Liberal Democratic Party asked the LDP headquarters not to nominate Goto-ta as a candidate, [5] but the headquarters nominated him as a candidate. But because of the split, Gotoda lost his seat to Hirobumi Niki, an independent opposition party, after failing to receive no support from the Tokushima prefectural branch. [6] Later, Goto won a proportional representation seat and maintained his seat in the House of Representatives, but resigned to run for governor of Tokushima Prefecture in January 2023. [7]

In April 2023, Gotoda was elected governor of Tokushima Prefecture for the first time, defeating incumbent Kamon Iizumi and Tōru Miki, who is former LDP member of the House of Councillors. [8] About six months later, Niki, who ran as an independent opposition party, joined the LDP and LDP eventually regained the seat in this constituency. [9]

Tokushima 2nd district

2021 Tokushima 2nd district election
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 2017
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Nominee Shunichi Yamaguchi Mayumi Nakano
Party Liberal Democratic Constitutional Democratic
Popular vote76,87943,473
Percentage59.50%33.65%

Japanese Representative before election

Shunichi Yamaguchi
Liberal Democratic

Elected Japanese Representative

Shunichi Yamaguchi
Liberal Democratic

[10]

IncumbentElected Member
MemberPartyFirst
elected
StatusMemberParty
Shunichi Yamaguchi LDP 1990 Incumbent reelected. Shunichi Yamaguchi LDP

Kagawa 1st district

2021 Kagawa 1st district election
Flag of Kagawa Prefecture.svg
 2017
  Junya Ogawa 2009.jpg Takuya Hirai 20200916.jpg
Nominee Junya Ogawa Takuya Hirai Junko Machikawa
Party Constitutional Democratic Liberal Democratic Ishin
Popular vote90,26770,82715,888
Percentage51.00%40.02%8.98%

Japanese Representative before election

Takuya Hirai
Liberal Democratic

Elected Japanese Representative

Junya Ogawa
Constitutional Democratic

[11]

IncumbentElected Member
MemberPartyFirst
elected
StatusMemberParty
Takuya Hirai LDP 2000 Incumbent defeated.
(Won PR seat.)
Junya Ogawa CDP

Kagawa 2nd district

2021 Kagawa 2nd district election
Flag of Kagawa Prefecture.svg
 2017
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Nominee Yuichiro Tamaki Takakazu Seto
Party Democratic Party for the People Liberal Democratic
Popular vote94,53054,334
Percentage63.50%36.50%

Japanese Representative before election

Yuichiro Tamaki
Democratic Party for the People

Elected Japanese Representative

Yuichiro Tamaki
Democratic Party for the People

[12]

IncumbentElected Member
MemberPartyFirst
elected
StatusMemberParty
Yuichiro Tamaki DPP 2009 Incumbent reelected. Yuichiro Tamaki DPP

Kagawa 3rd district

2021 Kagawa 3rd district election
Flag of Kagawa Prefecture.svg
 2017
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Nominee Keitaro Ohno Junichiro Ozaki
Party Liberal Democratic Communist
Popular vote94,43723,937
Percentage79.78%20.22%

Japanese Representative before election

Keitaro Ohno
Liberal Democratic

Elected Japanese Representative

Keitaro Ohno
Liberal Democratic

[13]

IncumbentElected Member
MemberPartyFirst
elected
StatusMemberParty
Keitaro Ohno LDP 2012 Incumbent reelected. Keitaro Ohno LDP

Ehime 1st district

2021 Ehime 1st district election
Flag of Ehime Prefecture.svg
 2017
  Akihisa Shiozaki.jpg
Nominee Akihisa Shiozaki Toshirō Tomochika
Party Liberal Democratic Constitutional Democratic
Popular vote119,63377,091
Percentage60.81%39.19%

Japanese Representative before election

Yasuhisa Shiozaki
Liberal Democratic

Elected Japanese Representative

Akihisa Shiozaki
Liberal Democratic

[14]

IncumbentElected Member
MemberPartyFirst
elected
StatusMemberParty
Yasuhisa Shiozaki LDP 2000 Incumbent retired.
LDP hold.
Akihisa Shiozaki LDP

Ehime 2nd district

2021 Ehime 2nd district election
Flag of Ehime Prefecture.svg
 2017
  Seiichiro Murakami cropped 1 Seiichiro Murakami 200409.jpg
Nominee Seiichiro Murakami Tomoe IshiiRō Kataoka
Party Liberal Democratic Democratic Party for the People Communist
Popular vote72,86142,52011,358
Percentage57.49%33.55%8.96%

Japanese Representative before election

Seiichiro Murakami
Liberal Democratic

Elected Japanese Representative

Seiichiro Murakami
Liberal Democratic

[15]

IncumbentElected Member
MemberPartyFirst
elected
StatusMemberParty
Seiichiro Murakami LDP 1986 Incumbent reelected. Seiichiro Murakami LDP

Ehime 3rd district

2021 Ehime 3rd district election
Flag of Ehime Prefecture.svg
 2017
  Ihara takumi.jpg 20200201Yu -Si Zhong Ji Hui .jpg
Nominee Takumi Ihara Yoichi Shiraishi
Party Liberal Democratic Constitutional Democratic
Popular vote76,26371,600
Percentage51.58%48.42%

Junichiro before election

Yoichi Shiraishi
Constitutional Democratic

Elected Junichiro

Takumi Ihara
Liberal Democratic

[16]

IncumbentElected Member
MemberPartyFirst
elected
StatusMemberParty
Yoichi Shiraishi CDP 2009 Incumbent defeated.
(Won PR seat.)
Takumi Ihara LDP

Ehime 4th district

2021 Ehime 4th district election
Flag of Ehime Prefecture.svg
 2017
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Nominee Junji Hasegawa Fumiki SakurauchiNaoto Nishii
Party Liberal Democratic Independent Communist
Popular vote81,01547,71711,555
Percentage56.59%33.33%8.07%

Junichiro before election

Koichi Yamamoto
Liberal Democratic

Elected Junichiro

Junji Hasegawa
Liberal Democratic

[17]

IncumbentElected Member
MemberPartyFirst
elected
StatusMemberParty
Koichi Yamamoto CDP 1993 Incumbent retired.
LDP hold.
Junji Hasegawa LDP

Kōchi 1st district

2021 Kōchi 1st district election
Flag of Kochi.svg
 2017
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Nominee Gen Nakatani Norio Takeuchi
Party Liberal Democratic Constitutional Democratic
Popular vote104,83750,033
Percentage64.32%30.70%

Japanese Representative before election

Gen Nakatani
Liberal Democratic

Elected Japanese Representative

Gen Nakatani
Liberal Democratic

[18]

IncumbentElected Member
MemberPartyFirst
elected
StatusMemberParty
Gen Nakatani LDP 1990 Incumbent reelected. Gen Nakatani LDP

Kōchi 2nd district

2021 Kōchi 2nd district election
Flag of Kochi.svg
 2017
  Masanao Ozaki 2022.png Hirota Hajime.jpg
Nominee Masanao Ozaki Hajime Hirota
Party Liberal Democratic Constitutional Democratic
Popular vote117,81055,214
Percentage67.24%31.52%

Japanese Representative before election

Hajime Hirota
Constitutional Democratic

Elected Japanese Representative

Masanao Ozaki
Liberal Democratic

[19]

IncumbentElected Member
MemberPartyFirst
elected
StatusMemberParty
Hajime Hirota CDP 2017 Incumbent defeated. Masanao Ozaki LDP

Proportional representation block

Proportional Representation block results [20]
PartyVotesPercentageSeats
LDP 664,80539.1%3
CDP 291,87017.2%1
Komeito 233,40713.7%1
Ishin 173,82610.2%1
DPP 122,0827.2%0
Communist 108,0216.4%0
Reiwa 52,9413.1%0
SDP 30,2491.8%0
Anti-NHK 21,2851.3%0
PartyElected MemberDistrict
LDP Yuji Yamamoto.jpg Yūji Yamamoto
Takuya Hirai 20200916.jpg Takuya Hirai Kagawa 1st
Gotouda Masazumi.jpg Masazumi Gotoda Tokushima 1st
CDP 20200201Yu -Si Zhong Ji Hui .jpg Yoichi Shiraishi Ehime 3rd
Komeito Masayasu Yamasaki
Ishin Tomoyo Yoshida Tokushima 1st

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