Mr. Toru Hashimoto
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Former Osaka prefectural governor and lawyer Toru Hashimoto (55) appeared on Fuji TV’s information program “Mezamashi 8” (Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.) on the 4th. In the election of the 50th House of Representatives held on October 27, he mentioned the Democratic Party of Japan and the representative of the party, Yuichiro Tamaki, who won 28 seats, four times more than before the announcement, and which ‘ get control of the political center.
In the House of Representatives election, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party and New Komeito suffered a heavy loss with a total of 215 seats, falling short of a majority (233), due to political issues and money such as the factional slush fund scandal, and the Family Alliance for World Peace and Unification (formerly the Unification Church) I smoked it.
On the other hand, the Constitutional Democratic Party jumped to 148 seats, an increase of 50 seats from 98 before the announcement. The Democratic Party of Japan increased its seats significantly from 7 to 28 seats. The Reiwa Shinsengumi increased their seats from three to nine. In addition, the Renewal Party of Japan (43 seats before the announcement) lost 38 seats, and the Communist Party (10 seats before the announcement) lost 8 seats. The Social Democratic Party held one seat in the district with one seat. The political party won seats for the first time in the House of Representatives election, gaining three seats. The political group “Conservative Party of Japan” won a total of three seats through constituency and provincial representation. A total of 12 seats were held by independents, six affiliated with the ruling party and six affiliated with the opposition.
Mr. Hashimoto said the NDP received support from working people and young people, especially those in their 20s and 30s, saying, “Thanks to Mr. Tamaki’s efforts and the way he contacted so far, we have really used the Internet to its maximum potential.” is now, so we mixed it very well this time I think it was supported.
“Also, Mr. Tamaki has been saying this for a long time, but he has always said that he will stop eating and drinking politics. . “I don’t think so.” doing something that you would want the camera to take a picture of, but Mr. Tamaki is like that “I want the public to see the policy discussions. This is what the current working generation supports.”
“In old politics, the politics of eating and drinking is still important, or the like is necessary in Nagatacho, or a group of people who don’t really understand things like the national relations committee, and they do a lot . negotiation about what to do for and against, what to do about changes, etc. “Mr Tamaki doesn’t do that kind of thing. discussions.”
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