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1930 Japanese general election
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Empire of Japan parliamentary 1928 Japanese general election 1928 20 February 1930 1932 Japanese general election 1932 All 466 seats in the House of Representatives 234 82.29% (1.96pp) Osachi Hamaguchi posing.jpg Osachi Hamaguchi Constitutional Democratic Party (Japan) 43.06%, 216 seats 273 57 5,466,908 52.48% 9.42pp Inukai_Tsuyoshi.jpg Tsuyoshi Inukai Rikken Seiyūkai 43.14%, 217 seats 174 43 3,925,280 37.69% 5.45pp 1930 JAPAN GENERAL ELECTION, combined vote share.svg Districts shaded according to winners' vote strength Prime Minister Hamaguchi Osachi Constitutional Democratic Party (Japan) Hamaguchi Osachi Constitutional Democratic Party (Japan)
General elections were held in Japan on 20 February 1930.Klaus Schlichtmann (2009) Japan in the World: Shidehara Kijūrō, Pacifism, and the Abolition of War, Lexington Books, p56 The Constitutional Democratic Party, which was led by Prime Minister Hamaguchi Osachi, won an overall majority in the House of Representatives. Voter turnout was 82%.
Results
File:Japan House of Representatives 1930.svg Constitutional Democratic Party 5466908 273 +57 Rikken Seiyūkai 3925980 174 –43 Social Democratic Party 173458 2 –2 Kokumin Doshikai 128505 6 +2 Japan Masses Party 158074 2 New Labour-Farmer Masses Party 92519 1 New Local Communists 65711 0 – Kakushintō 55487 3 0 Zenkoku Minshuto 13960 0 – Meiseikai 11315 0 – Other parties 1119 0 – Independents 323536 5 –10 127617 0 12812895 Voice JapanVoice Japan
By prefecture
PrefectureTotalseatsSeats wonRMRSKDKSDPJMPL-FMPInd.Aichi17116Akita752Aomori633Chiba1174Ehime963Fukui532Fukuoka18981Fukushima1183Gifu954Gunma963Hiroshima1385Hokkaido201181Hyōgo19106111Ibaraki1183Ishikawa642Iwate725Kagawa633Kagoshima1239Kanagawa11641Kōchi642Kumamoto1064Kyoto11731Mie9621Miyagi835Miyazaki541Nagano1394Nagasaki954Nara541Niigata15951Ōita752Okayama1046Okinawa541Osaka2114421Saga642Saitama1165Shiga5311Shimane651Shizuoka137411Tochigi954Tokushima642Tokyo3117101111Tottori431Toyama642Wakayama642Yamagata844Yamaguchi936Yamanashi523Total466273174632215
References
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