Election Results: Kyoto

Continuing on with the Kinki region, we reach Kyoto (which, just in case no one’s told you in the last few minutes, is historical), home of some big names. Sadakazu Tanigaki, a likely leader of the newly-chastened LDP, held on to his district 5 seat while former Education Minister and LDP Secretary General Ibuki Bunmei lost his district 1 seat, but remained in the Diet through proportional representation. On the DPJ side, heavyweight Seiji Maehara won his seat for the sixth time.

KYOTO

D1	Candidate	Status	Party	Prev.	Age	Votes
W	TAIRA Tomoyuki	–	DPJ	0	50	105,818
PR	IBUKI Bunmei	I	LDP	8	71	81,913
PR	KOKUTA Keiji	I	JCP	5	62	54,605
–	TANEMURA Yumiko	–	HRP	0	53	3,576

D2	Candidate	Status	Party	Prev.	Age	Votes
W	MAEHARA Seiji	I	DPJ	5	47	101,151
–	YAMAMOTO Tomohiro	I	LDP	1	34	42,771
–	HARA Toshifumi	–	JCP	0	42	25,856
–	FUJITA Takakage	–	SDP	0	60	5,028
–	KARUBE Yoshiteru	–	HRP	0	41	1,045

D3	Candidate	Status	Party	Prev.	Age	Votes
W	IZUMI Kenta	I	DPJ	2	35	121,834
–	SHIMIZU Koichiro	I	LDP	1	63	68,043
–	ISHIMURA Kazuko	–	JCP	0	59	30,583
–	KISHIMOTO Koichi	–	HRP	0	33	2,744

D4	Candidate	Status	Party	Prev.	Age	Votes
W	KITAGAMI Keiro	I	DPJ	1	42	109,865
–	TANAKA Hideo	F	Ind.	1	65	89,257
–	NAKAGAWA Yasuhiro	I	LDP	1	57	35,314
–	YOSHIDA Koichi	–	JCP	0	35	30,410
–	DENO Hiroshi	–	HRP	0	60	1,541

D5	Candidate	Status	Party	Prev.	Age	Votes
W	TANIGAKI Sadakazu	I	LDP	9	64	87,998
PR	OHARA Mai	–	DPJ	0	35	80,966
–	YOSHIDA Sayumi	–	JCP	0	58	17,941
–	TAKUMA Keiji	–	HRP	0	30	2,225

D6	Candidate	Status	Party	Prev.	Age	Votes
W	YAMANOI Kazunori	I	DPJ	3	47	176,022
–	IZAWA Kyoko	I	LDP	1	46	91,944
–	HAMADA Yoshiyuki	–	JCP	0	53	32,322
–	KITAGAWA Satoko	–	HRP	0	46	6,437