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The ordinary meeting of the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly closes on the 26th, and each branch begins to move in earnest towards the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly elections (notice June 25, vote July 4). The focus is on the conflict between the local political party “Tomin First no Kai” (special adviser, Governor Yuriko Koike) and the Liberal Democratic Party with the aim of returning to the first parliamentary group. Last time, Komeito cooperated with Tomin First no Kai in the elections and continued in a twisted state with national affairs, but Komeito once again partnered with the Liberal Democratic Party and the composition completely changed. It will be noted how Governor Koike will move in less than three months prior to notification. (Sadatoshi Ogura, Tadashi Okamoto, Hiroshi Matsuo)
◆ Executive confidence in public cooperation
“There was such a clear exchange between Tomin First no Kai and Komeito. This is great.”
Executives from the Liberal Democratic Party looked back at the regular meeting and spoke with satisfaction. This is because there was a scene in which the committee deliberated at dawn on the 23rd, with angry words like “Go away” and “Don’t stop” over the draft ordinance presented by the members of the Diet led by Komeito and Tomin. Not Kai first. “I can’t go back anymore. How much more cooperation will I have?”
The Liberal Democratic Party was defeated in the last elections to the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly. Not only did Komeito, who was a partner in the alliance, left, but also headwinds on national affairs like the Moritomo-Kake Gakuen issue from the Shinzo Abe administration (at the time) struck directly. The number of 57 seats has been reduced to 23.
If Komeito receives electoral cooperation in 21 electoral districts where no candidate can be nominated, the reality of the massive recovery of PLD seats will increase. However, anxiety is Yoshihide Suga’s management. The topic of bureaucratic entertainment has been clouded and executives muttered, “I hope nothing happens.”
On the other hand, a Tomin First no Kai executive said bitterly: “Komeito chose the Liberal Democratic Party because the House of Representatives election is close. The base of support may be weak.”
◆ Tomin First no Kai “Depending on Mr. Koike”
However, it is clear that the force will be reduced for the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly elections, and the future is uncertain. In the context of the urgent need to create achievements that can attract voters, in regular meetings, in order to enact a draft ordinance presented by members of the Diet, including a “strange plan” with the Communist Party, which is the position of the anti-governor, was taken, and within the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Surprised.
Another Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly, “It is up to Mr. Koike. There are many fans in the elections that were won in the air war last time,” but Governor Koike’s intention remains unclear.
Since it is not an anti-Koike metropolitan government, city executives said: “How can we facilitate the management of parliament after the elections?
After the main meeting on the 26th, the press asked Governor Koike if he supported the citizens of Tokyo. I want to do it “.
◆ Officially recognized candidate, 42 Tokyoites, 58 Liberal Democrats
Starting on the 26th, 42 people will add the official approval status of each power for the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly election. There are 58 Liberal Democrats and some are being considered for incorporation. Komei is ready to defend the 23 existing seats. The Constitutional Democratic Party has about 20 people and the Communist Party has more than 30 people, with the aim of expanding its power. The Tokyo Seikatsusha network, which currently has one seat, has announced that it will support three people. The People’s Democratic Party has also decided on three officially recognized individuals and one recommended person. In addition, the restoration will target about 20 people, and the Reiwa Shinsengumi will target about 5-10 people. About 10 independents and various factions have expressed their intention to run.