Candidates
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Results
Voting was held on 15 September, following a campaign period from 2 September.[8]
Voting results[9]
Candidates | Total points | Caucus | Endorsed candidates | Local councillors | Party members & supporters |
Renhō |
503pts (59.25%) | 80 (160pts) | 50 (50pts) | 847 (126pts) | 59,539 (167pts) |
Seiji Maehara |
230pts (27.09%) | 42 (84pts) | 44 (44pts) | 335 (50pts) | 26,045 (52pts) |
Yūichiro Tamaki |
116pts (13.66%) | 25 (50pts) | 24 (24pts) | 207 (30pts) | 9,808 (12pts) |
Invalid votes | - | 0 | 0 | 4 | 789 |
Total | 849pts (100%) | 147 (294pts) | 118 (118pts) | 1,393 (206pts) | 96,181 (231pts) |
References
- 1 2 The Japan Times, July 30, 2016: Democratic Party chief Okada won’t seek re-election
- ↑ The Japan Times, August 5, 2016: Renho steps forward in bid to lead DP ahead of Sept. 15 vote
- ↑ The Japan Times, August 26, 2016: Hawkish ex-foreign minister Maehara enters DP leadership race with dig at rival Renho
- ↑ Japan Today, August 26, 2016: Ex-DPJ leader Maehara to run against Renho in Democratic Party leadership race
- ↑ The Japan Times, September 2, 2016: Renho, Maehara, Tamaki launch campaigns for DP presidency
- ↑ The Japan Times, August 5, 2016: DP members want Tamaki to run for party’s helm
- ↑ The Japan Times, August 17, 2016: Within DP, efforts ongoing to field challengers to Renho
- 1 2 The Japan Times, August 9, 2016: Hosono may back Renho in DP leadership race
- ↑ "20160915代表選開票結果" (PDF). 民進党. 2016-09-15. Retrieved 2016-09-19.
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