Gunma at-large district (House of Representatives)

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Gunma At-large district was a constituency of the House of Representatives in the Diet of Japan (national legislature) in the election of 1946. It consisted of the entire prefecture of Gunma and elected ten Representatives by limited voting with two votes.

Election Result

1946 [1]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Shinakichi Nomoto 127,007
JPP Hideko Mogami 71,419
JPP Yūji Iijima [2] 69,870
JSP Kō Sunaga 67,871
JPP Kyōhei Suzuki 62,432
JPP Goroku Yamada [3] 47,787
JSP Saburō Machida 46,287
JSP Unjūrō Mutō 42,955
JPP Hamakichi Takizawa [4] 40,793
JLP Ryūta Komine 36,700
JPP Daikichi Ubukata [5] 36,459
JSP Yoshiharu Ōshima [6] 35,079
Others Toyokichi Matsuo 29,607
Independent Sanshirō Kogure 26,651
JPP Kinnosuke Mutō [7] 26,414
JSP Tadasuke Kuwajima [8] 25,187
IndependentSeizō Noma [9] 18,028
IndependentKeisuke Ōyama [10] 17,330
JLP Tadashi Koike [11] 17,287
JCP Shōjirō Yamada [12] 17,151
JSP Yoneichi Tatsumi [13] 16,754
JSP Takashi Hoshino [14] 16,676
OthersKichinosuke Iijima [15] 15,306
31 other candidates with <15,000 votes183,356

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