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The Japanese general election, 1986 was an election held in Japan on July 6, 1986, for the House of Representatives.
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| Parties | Candidates | Votes [3] | % | Seats | +/- | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) | 322 | 29,875,501 | 49.42% | 300 |  | |
| New Liberal Club (NLC) | 12 | 1,114,800 | 1.84% | 6 |  | |
| Ruling coalition | 334 | 30,990,301 | 51.27% | 306 | | |
| Japanese Socialist Party (JSP) | 138 | 10,412,584 | 17.23% | 85 | | |
| Japanese Communist Party (JCP) | 129 | 5,313,246 | 8.79% | 26 | | |
| Justice Party | 61 | 5,701,277 | 9.43% | 56 | | |
| Democratic Socialist Party (DSP) | 56 | 3,895,858 | 6.44% | 26 | | |
| Social Democratic Federation (SDF) | 5 | 499,670 | 0.83% | 4 | | |
| Center-left opposition | 122 | 10,096,805 | 16.70% | 86 | | |
| Others | 15 | 120,627 | 0.20% | 0 |  | |
| Independents | 100 | 3,515,043 | 5.81% | 9 | | |
| Totals (Turnout 71.4%) | 838 | 60,448,610 | 100.00% | 512 | (reapportionment: +1 11 vacant seats) | |
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