2022 Fukushima gubernatorial election

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The 2022 Fukushima gubernatorial election was held on 30 October 2022 to elect the Governor of Fukushima Prefecture.^[1] Incumbent Masao Uchibori was re-elected for another term.

Candidates

All candidates were independents, although received support from established political parties.

Yoshiaki Kusano (endorsed by JCP)
~~Sho Takahashi~~
Masao Uchibori (incumbent; endorsed by LDP, Komeito, CDP, DPFP)

Results


Candidate	Votes	%
Masao Uchibori	576,221	88.19
Yoshiaki Kusano	77,196	11.81
Total valid votes	653,417	100.00
Electorate	1,548,260	42.58

References

^ "「福島県知事選」10月13日告示、30日投票内堀氏は出馬濃厚". 福島民友新聞社 (in Japanese). Retrieved 2022-09-03.

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National Diet	House of Councillors
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