Fukuoka at-large district

Constituency of the House of Councillors in the Diet of Japan
福岡県選挙区Parliamentary constituency
for the House of CouncillorsPrefectureFukuokaElectorate4,223,753 (as of September 2022)[1]Current constituencyCreated1947Seats6CouncillorsClass of 2019:   Masaji Matsuyama (LDP)
  •   Rokuta Shimono (Komeito)
  •   Kuniyoshi Noda (CDP)

    • Class of 2022:

    Fukuoka at-large district is a constituency of the House of Councillors in the Diet of Japan (national legislature). It consists of the entire prefecture of Fukuoka and is represented by four Councillors electing two per election by single non-transferable vote.

    Between 1947 and 1995 Gunma was represented by six Councillors. The 1994 electoral reform reapportioned the number of seats, increasing the number of Councillors in Miyagi, Saitama, Kanagawa and Gifu by two each (one per election) and reducing the number in Hokkaido, Hyogo and Fukuoka. Since the election of 2001 Fukuoka, like most two-member districts, has split seats between the two major parties, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ).

    Elected Councillors

    class of 1947 election year class of 1950
    #1
    (1947: #1, 6-year term)     		#2
    (1947: #2, 6-year term)     		#3
    (1947: #3, 6-year term)     		#1
    (1947: #4, 3-year term)     		#2
    (1947: #5, 3-year term)     		#3
    (1947: #6, 3-year term)
    Shunsaku Noda
    (Indep.)     		Kane Hatano
    (JSP)     		Tamotsu Hashigami
    (DP)     		1947[2] Torazō Hamada
    (JSP)     		Senju Shimada
    (JSP)     		Inoo Dan
    (JLP)
    Hōsei Yoshida
    (JSP)     		1950 by-el.[3]
    1950[4] Masao Komatsu
    (JSP)     		Inoo Dan
    (LP)     		Takao Nishida
    (DP)
    Hōsei Yoshida
    (JSP, left)     		Toshihiro Kennoki
    (Yoshida LP)     		Shunsaku Noda
    (Ryokufūkai)     		1953[5]
    1955 by-el.[6] Tsunekatsu Yamamoto
    (JSP, left)
    1956[7] Tsunekatsu Yamamoto
    (JSP)     		Kiyomi Abe
    (JSP)     		Takao Nishida
    (LDP)
    1958 by-el.[8] Isamu Koyanagi
    (JSP)
    Hōsei Yoshida
    (JSP)     		Shunsaku Noda
    (LDP)     		Toshihiro Kennoki
    (LDP)     		1959[9]
    1962[10] Hikaru Kamei
    (LDP)     		Isamu Koyanagi
    (JSP)     		Ryūsuke Moribe
    (LDP)
    Ichitarō Komiya
    (JSP)     		1963 by-el.[11]
    Toshihiro Kennoki
    (LDP)     		Momotarō Yanagida
    (LDP)     		Akira Ono
    (JSP)     		1965[12]
    1967 by-el.[13] Katsuyuki Onimaru
    (LDP)
    1968[14] Isamu Koyanagi
    (JSP)     		Katsuyuki Onimaru
    (LDP)     		Masafumi Yoneda
    (LDP)
    Akira Ono
    (JSP)     		Toshihiro Kennoki
    (LDP)     		Momotarō Yanagida
    (LDP)     		1971[15]
    1974[16] Kazuhisa Arita
    (LDP)     		Yoshiharu Kuwana
    (Kōmeitō)
    Masao Endō
    (LDP)     		Tatsuru Harada
    (Kōmeitō)     		Akira Ono
    (JSP)     		1977[17]
    1980[18] Shūji Kurauchi
    (LDP)     		Isamu Koyanagi
    (JSP)
    1983[19]
    1986[20] Yukihiro Fukuda
    (LDP)     		Shirō Watanabe
    (JSP)     		Kazuki Motomura
    (LDP)
    1989 by-el.[21] Sadao Fuchigami
    (JSP)
    Akira Ono
    (JSP)     		Kentarō Koba
    (Kōmeitō)     		Kei Ōma
    (LDP)     		1989[22]
    1991 by-el.[23] Kichinosuke Shigetomi
    (LDP)
    1992[24] Kazunobu Yokoo
    (Kōmeitō)     		Gōtarō Yoshimura
    (LDP)
    Kentarō Koba
    (NFP)     		Shigeko Mieno
    (JSP)     		– 1995[25]
    1998[26] Kazuo Hirotomo
    (Indep.)     		Gōtarō Yoshimura
    (LDP)     		–
    Masaji Matsuyama
    (LDP)     		Tsukasa Iwamoto
    (DPJ)     		2001[27]
    2004[28] Tsutomu Ōkubo
    (DPJ)
    Tsukasa Iwamoto
    (DPJ)     		Masaji Matsuyama
    (LDP)     		2007[29]
    2010[30] Satoshi Ōie
    (LDP)     		Tsutomu Ōkubo
    (DPJ)
    Masaji Matsuyama
    (LDP)     		Kuniyoshi Noda (DPJ) 2013
    2016 Yukihito Koga (DPJ) Satoshi Ōie
    (LDP)     		Hiromi Takase (Kōmeitō)
    Rokuta Shimono (Kōmeitō) 2019
    Kuniyoshi Noda (CDP) 2022 Satoshi Ōie
    (LDP)     		Yukihito Koga (CDP) Kōzō Akino (Kōmeitō)

    Recent election results

    2010[30]
    Party Candidate Votes % ±%
    LDP Satoshi Ōie 774,618
    DPJ Tsutomu Ōkubo 673,749
    YP Masao Satō 287,349
    Independent (DPJ, SDP support) Kaname Tsutsumi 176,149
    JCP Kiyoshi Shinoda 145,093
    PNP Gōtarō Yoshimura 113,607
    HRP Kazue Yoshitomi 25,693
    Turnout 2,295,557 56.07
    2007[29]
    Party Candidate Votes % ±%
    DPJ Tsukasa Iwamoto 1,003,170
    LDP (Kōmeitō support) Masaji Matsuyama 791,152
    JCP Miyuki Tanaka 185,713
    SDP Hideo Kanaiwa 113,293
    Ishin Seitō Shinpū Yoshihisa Baba 35,942
    Kyōsei Shintō Takayuki Shūnan 15,244
    Turnout 2,234,285 54.83

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