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One in Four Town and Village Elections in Japan Going Uncontested

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Candidates running uncontested in the election of town and village council members are on the rise. The National Association of Chairpersons of Town and Village Assemblies compiled and reported on the number of Japanese assemblies where candidates ran uncontested. The association has carried out the survey every four years between May 2011 and April 2023 in order to assess the situation. If not stopped, local governments will reach a point of crisis.

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One in Four Town and Village Elections in Japan Going Uncontested

Candidates running uncontested in the election of town and village council members are on the rise, and with the number of assemblies unable to meet the minimum quorum continuing to increase, local governments are finding themselves on the brink of crisis.

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