Chiba 6th district

Chiba 6th district
Parliamentary constituency
for the Japanese House of Representatives
Numbered map of the Chiba Prefecture single seats
PrefectureChiba
Proportional DistrictSouthern Kanto
Electorate415,386[1]
Current constituency
Created1994
SeatsOne
PartyCDP
RepresentativesJunko Ando
MunicipalitiesMatsudo.

Chiba 6th district (千葉県第6区, Chiba-ken dai-rokku or simply 千葉6区, Chiba-rokku) is a single-member constituency of the House of Representatives in the national Diet of Japan located in Chiba Prefecture.

Areas covered

Since 2022

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2002 - 2022

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1994 - 2002

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List of representatives

Election Representative Party Notes
1996[7] Hiromichi Watanabe LDP
2000[8] Yukio Ubukata Democratic
2003[9]
2005[10] Hiromichi Watanabe LDP
2009[11] Yukio Ubukata Democratic
2012[12] Hiromichi Watanabe LDP
2014[13]
2017[14]
2021[15]
2024[16] Junko Ando CDP

Election results

2024 • 2021 • 2017 • 2014 • 2012 • 2009 • 2005 • 2003 • 2000 • 1996

2024

2024[16]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
CDP Junko Ando 71,555 34.43 New
LDP Hiromichi Watanabe
(Incumbent) 		70,215 33.78 Decrease 8.70
Ishin Kenta Fujimaki
(Won PR seat) 		30,472 14.66 Decrease 11.02
Sanseitō Shintaro Harada 16,752 8.06 New
JCP Shin Urano 14,136 6.80 Decrease 10.27
Social Democratic Yoshiyasu Harada 4,705 2.27 New
Majority 1,340 0.65
Registered electors 414,163
Turnout 51.67 Decrease 1.32
CDP gain from LDP

2021

2021[15]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hiromichi Watanabe
(Incumbent) 		80,764 42.48 Decrease 1.02
Ishin Kenta Fujimaki
(Won PR seat) 		48,829 25.68 Increase 19.90
JCP Fumiko Asano 32,444 17.07 N/A
Independent Yukio Ubukata 28,083 14.77 New
Majority 31,935 16.80
Registered electors 369,609
Turnout 52.99 Increase 3.38
LDP hold

2017

2017[14]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hiromichi Watanabe
(Incumbent) 		76,323 43.50 Decrease 2.37
CDP Yukio Ubukata
(Won PR seat) 		65,281 37.21 New
Kibō no Tō Nobuhiko Endō 23,701 13.51 New
Ishin Kentaro Hoshi 10,145 5.78 New
Majority 11,042 6.29
Registered electors 363,440
Turnout 49.61 Decrease 0.02
LDP hold

2014

2014[13]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hiromichi Watanabe
(Incumbent) 		77,066 45.87 Increase 10.49
Democratic Yukio Ubukata 50,323 29.95 Increase 6.43
JCP Yoshimi Miwa 25,242 15.02 Increase 8.16
Future Generations Nobuhiko Endō 15,395 9.16 New
Majority 26,743 15.92
Registered electors 351,419
Turnout 49.63 Decrease 8.75
LDP hold

2012

2012[12]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hiromichi Watanabe 69,689 35.38 Increase 2.35
Democratic Yukio Ubukata
(Incumbent)
(Won PR seat) 		46,331 23.52 Decrease 25.87
Restoration Nobuhiko Endō 29,956 15.21 New
Your Satoshi Ganno 24,350 12.36 Increase 5.49
JCP Yoshimi Miwa 13,511 6.86 Increase 1.19
Tomorrow Junko Shiraishi 13,139 6.67 New
Majority 23,358 11.86
Registered electors 350,197
Turnout 58.38 Decrease 6.19
LDP gain from Democratic

2009

2009[11]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Democratic Yukio Ubukata 108,270 49.39 Increase 10.48
LDP Hiromichi Watanabe
(Incumbent) 		72,401 33.03 Decrease 19.90
Your Yuki Kohira 15,063 6.87 New
JCP Haruyuki Yamazaki 12,427 5.67 Decrease 2.49
Independent Kazumi Matsumoto 9,204 4.20 New
Happiness Realization Kayoko Mishima 1,857 0.84 New
Majority 35,869 16.36
Registered electors 348,266
Turnout 64.57 Increase 0.41
Democratic gain from LDP

2005

2005[10]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hiromichi Watanabe 112,397 52.93 Increase 8.86
Democratic Yukio Ubukata
(Incumbent) 		82,636 38.91 Decrease 7.84
JCP Taeko Takahashi 17,323 8.16 Decrease 1.02
Majority 29,761 14.02
Registered electors 338,338
Turnout 64.16 Increase 8.68
LDP gain from Democratic

2003

2003[9]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Democratic Yukio Ubukata
(Incumbent) 		83,985 46.75 Increase 5.71
LDP Hiromichi Watanabe
(Won PR seat) 		79,161 44.07 Increase 5.59
JCP Taeko Takahashi 16,485 9.18 Decrease 3.34
Majority 4,824 2.68
Registered electors 335,416
Turnout 55.48 Decrease 1.71
Democratic hold

2000

2000[8]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Democratic Yukio Ubukata 78,359 41.04 New
LDP Sadao Ioku 73,462 38.48 Decrease 0.74
JCP Hiroo Yuda 23,913 12.52 Decrease 7.86
Liberal League Yoshiyuki Shimamura 15,197 7.96 Increase 3.22
Majority 4,897 2.56
Registered electors 348,139
Turnout 57.19
Democratic gain from LDP

1996

1996[7]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LDP Hiromichi Watanabe 60,801 39.22 New
Democratic Yukio Ubukata
(Won PR seat) 		55,272 35.66 New
JCP Makoto Nakajima 31,588 20.38 New
Liberal League Sumiko Abe 7,352 4.74 New
Majority 5,529 3.56
Registered electors
Turnout
LDP win (new seat)

References

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