This page contains the detailed results for the 2026 Japanese general election in the prefecture of Tokyo.
Within Tokyo there is the prefecture-wide Tokyo PR block which elects 19 members by party list proportional representation. In addition to the block seats, Tokyo has 30 constituencies each electing a single member each by first past the post.
Total results In Tokyo, LDP won in every single-member constituency, sweeping all seats. This marks the first time in history that LDP has monopolized all of Tokyo's constituency seats.
Furthermore, due to LDP's landslide victory in these constituencies, they ran out of candidates on their proportional representation block party-list, resulting in five seats being transferred to other parties.
Results by constituency +Single-member constituency results in TokyoConstituencyIncumbentPartyStatusElected MemberPartyTokyo 1st Banri KaiedaCRADefeated.Miki YamadaLDPTokyo 2ndKiyoto TsujiLDPReelected.Kiyoto TsujiLDPTokyo 3rd Hirotaka IshiharaLDPReelected.Hirotaka IshiharaLDPTokyo 4thMasaaki TairaLDPReelected.Masaaki TairaLDPTokyo 5thYoshio TezukaCRADefeated.Kenji WakamiyaLDPTokyo 6thTakayuki OchiaiCRADefeated.Won PR seat.LDPTokyo 7thCRADefeated.Tamayo MarukawaLDPTokyo 8thHarumi YoshidaCRADefeated.LDPTokyo 9thCRADefeated.Isshu SugawaraLDPTokyo 10thLDPReelected.Hayato SuzukiLDPTokyo 11thYukihiko AkutsuCRADefeated.Hakubun ShimomuraLDPTokyo 12thKei TakagiLDPReelected.Kei TakagiLDPTokyo 13thShin TsuchidaLDPReelected.Shin TsuchidaLDPTokyo 14thMidori MatsushimaLDPReelected.Midori MatsushimaLDPTokyo 15thNatsumi SakaiCRADefeated.Kōki ŌzoraLDPTokyo 16thLDPReelected.Yohei OnishiLDPTokyo 17thKatsuei HirasawaLDPReelected.Katsuei HirasawaLDPTokyo 18thKaoru FukudaLDPReelected.Kaoru FukudaLDPTokyo 19thYoshinori SuematsuCRADefeated.Yohei MatsumotoLDPTokyo 20thSeiji KiharaLDPReelected.Seiji KiharaLDPTokyo 21stMasako ŌkawaraCRARetired.LDP gain.Kiyoshi OdawaraLDPTokyo 22ndIkuo YamahanaCRADefeated.Tatsuya ItoLDPTokyo 23rdCRADefeated.LDPTokyo 24thKōichi HagiudaLDPReelected.Kōichi HagiudaLDPTokyo 25thShinji InoueLDPReelected.Shinji InoueLDPTokyo 26thJin MatsubaraIndDefeated.Ueki ImaokaLDPTokyo 27thAkira NagatsumaCRADefeated.Won PR seat.LDPTokyo 28thCRADefeated.LDPTokyo 29thMitsunari OkamotoCRAMoved to PR seat.LDP gain.LDPTokyo 30thEri IgarashiCRADefeated.Akihisa NagashimaLDP
Tokyo 1st
It was the sixth confrontation between Incumbent Banri Kaieda (CRA) and Miki Yamada (LDP). In the last election, Kaieda beat Yamada after a close race. Defeated Yamada lost re-election because her candidacy for the PR block was not recognized by the LDP headquarters due to the involvement in slush funds scandal.
In this election, in addition to Yamada and Kaieda, Rina Yoshikawa, Deputy leader of the Sanseitō, and others announced their candidacy. As a result of the election, Yamada won a landslide victory over Kaieda by a large margin. While Kaieda, who lost, failed to win a seat in the PR block, Yoshikawa, who lost, won a seat in the PR block.
Tokyo 2nd
Kiyoto Tsuji won the seat by a landslide. Unlike the last election, Kiichirō Hatoyama (DPP), son of Yukio Hatoyama, failed to win a seat in the PR block. Akihiro Dobashi (Mirai) won the seat in the PR block.
Tokyo 3rd
LDP's Hirotaka Ishihara, Minister of the Environment, won a landslide victory. Unlike the last election, Defeated Yumiko Abe can't win a seat in the PR block.
Tokyo 4th
Masaaki Taira, Former Minister for Digital Transformation, won a landslide victory. Defeated Masae Ido won a seat in the PR block.
Tokyo 5th
LDP's Kenji Wakamiya, Former Minister of State for Special Missions, defeated CRA's Yoshio Tezuka, CRA co-leader Yoshihiko Noda’s close ally, to gain his seat.
Tokyo 6th
Just before the election, LDP nominated Shōgo Azemoto, Former Rep for Chugoku PR block, as its candidate. After a close match, Azemoto defeated CRA incumbent Takayuki Ochiai to gain his seat. Defeated Ochiai won a seat in the PR block due to the lack of the LDP's party-list.
Tokyo 7th
In the last election, LDP nominated Tamayo Marukawa, Former member of the House of Councillors, as its candidate, but lost to Akihiro Matsuo, then a CDP member, because of Marukawa's involvement in the slush funds scandal. In this election, Marukawa won a landslide victory over Matsuo (CRA). While Matsuo failed to win a seat in the PR block, Yūya Mineshima (Mirai) won a seat in the PR block.
Tokyo 8th
Like last time, LDP nominated Hiroko Kado, former Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry official, as its candidate. In the last election, Harumi Yoshida, former CDP's vice president, won a landslide victory over the Kado. In this election, Kado won the seat by a landslide victory over Yoshida.
Tokyo 9th
Like the last election, Isshu Sugawara, former Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, and Issei Yamagishi Issey faced each other. In the last election, Sugawara was not officially nominated by the LDP due to past scandals and ran as an independent candidate and was defeated by Yamagishi. In this election, LDP nominated Sugawara as a candidate. Meanwhile, DPP nominated Michiyo Yakushiji, former member of the House of Councillors, as a candidate.
As a result of the election, Sugawara won and gain a seat from Yamagishi.
Tokyo 10th
It was the fourth showdown between Hayato Suzuki (LDP) and Yosuke Suzuki (CRA). In the last election, Hayato Suzuki defeated Yosuke Suzuki after a close fight.
In this election, Hayato Suzuki increased his vote and won a landslide victory.
Tokyo 11th
In the last election, Hakubun Shimomura, former Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, was not nominated by LDP due to the slush funds scandal and ran as an independent candidate. Shimomura lost to Yukihiko Akutsu, then an CDP candidate, and lost the seat he had held since 1996.
Shimomura regained a seat from Akutsu. Defeated Kazumoto Takazawa (DPP) won a seat in the PR block.
Tokyo 12th
Kei Takagi (LDP) won a landslide victory to hold a seat. Like the last election, Defeated Tsukasa Abe (Ishin) won a seat in the PR block.
Tokyo 13th
Shin Tsuchida (LDP) won a landslide victory to hold a seat. Like the last election, Defeated Yosuke Mori (DPP) won a seat in the PR block.
Tokyo 14th
Midori Matsushima (LDP) won a landslide victory to hold a seat.
Tokyo 15th
In the last election, three candidates, Kōki Ōzora (LDP), Natsumi Sakai (then CDP), and Genki Sudo (Independent), were close, and Sakai hold her seat, and Defeated Ōzora won a seat in the PR block.
In this election, Ōzora won a landslide victory and gain the seat from Sakai.
Tokyo 16th
Yohei Onishi (LDP) hold the seat.
Tokyo 17th
Katsuei Hirasawa (LDP) hold the seat.
Tokyo 18th
Kaoru Fukuda (LDP) increased her votes and hold the seat.
Tokyo 19th
Yohei Matsumoto (LDP), incumbent Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, defeated CRA incumbent Yoshinori Suematsu and gained the seat.
Tokyo 20th
Seiji Kihara (LDP) hold the seat.
Tokyo 21st
Incumbent Masako Ōkawara retired. Kiyoshi Odawara (LDP) regained the seat.
Tokyo 22nd
Tatsuya Ito (LDP) defeated CRA incumbent Ikuo Yamahana and regained the seat.
Tokyo 23rd
Shinichiro Kawamatsu (LDP), former member of the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly, defeated CRA incumbent Shunsuke Ito and regained the seat.
Tokyo 24th
Kōichi Hagiuda (LDP) hold the seat.
Tokyo 25th
Shinji Inoue (LDP) hold the seat.
Tokyo 26th
Ueki Imaoka (LDP) defeated Independent incumbent Jin Matsubara and gained the seat. Defeated Usami (Mirai) won a seat in the PR block.
Tokyo 27th
Yūichi Kurosaki (LDP) defeated CRA incumbent Akira Nagatsuma and gained the seat. Defeated Nagatsuma won a seat in the PR block.
Tokyo 28th
Takao Andō (LDP) defeated CRA incumbent Satoshi Takamatsu and gained the seat.
Tokyo 29th
In the last election, Komeito's Mitsunari Okamoto defeated CDP's Taketsuka Kimura. Okamoto moved to PR seat and Kimura became his successor because CRA was founded.
Tokyo 30th
Akihisa Nagashima (LDP) increased his votes and gain the seat.
Results of proportional representation block +Proportional representation seat results#PartyElected MemberConstituency1LDPMasashi TanakaPR only2LDPYuko TsujiPR only3CRAMitsunari OkamotoPR only4MiraiSatoshi TakayamaPR only5LDPKiyoko MoriharaPR only6DPPYosuke MoriTokyo 13th7LDPLack of party-list7(8)CRAKōichi KasaiPR only8(9)LDPLack of party-list8(10)MiraiYūya MineshimaTokyo 7th9(11)SanseitōRina YoshikawaTokyo 1st10(12)JCPTomoko TamuraPR only11(13)IshinTsukasa AbeTokyo 12th12(14)LDPLack of party-list12(15)DPPKazumoto TakazawaTokyo 11th13(16)CRAEriko OmoriPR only14(17)LDPLack of party-list14(18)MiraiNoboru UsamiTokyo 26th15(19)LDPLack of party-list15(20)CRAAkira NagatsumaTokyo 27th16(21)LDPLack of party-list16(22)DPPMasae IdoTokyo 4th17(23)LDPLack of party-list17(24)CRATakayuki OchiaiTokyo 6th18(25)MiraiAkihiro DobashiTokyo 2nd19(26)SanseitōMika SuzukiTokyo 22nd
Actually results
LDP party-list Liberal Democratic Party Rank#MemberConstituencySekihairitsu1—Miki YamadaTokyo 1stEliminated—Kiyoto TsujiTokyo 2ndEliminated—Hirotaka IshiharaTokyo 3rdEliminated—Masaaki TairaTokyo 4thEliminated—Kenji WakamiyaTokyo 5thEliminated—Shōgo AzemotoTokyo 6thEliminated—Tamayo MarukawaTokyo 7thEliminated—Hiroko KadoTokyo 8thEliminated—Isshu SugawaraTokyo 9thEliminated—Hayato SuzukiTokyo 10thEliminated—Hakubun ShimomuraTokyo 11thEliminated—Kei TakagiTokyo 12thEliminated—Shin TsuchidaTokyo 13thEliminated—Midori MatsushimaTokyo 14thEliminated—Kōki ŌzoraTokyo 15thEliminated—Yohei OnishiTokyo 16thEliminated—Kaoru FukudaTokyo 18thEliminated—Yohei MatsumotoTokyo 19thEliminated—Seiji KiharaTokyo 20thEliminated—Kiyoshi OdawaraTokyo 21stEliminated—Tatsuya ItoTokyo 22ndEliminated—Shinichiro KawamatsuTokyo 23rdEliminated—Kōichi HagiudaTokyo 24thEliminated—Shinji InoueTokyo 25thEliminated—Ueki ImaokaTokyo 26thEliminated —Yuichi KurosakiTokyo 27thEliminated—Takao AndōTokyo 28thEliminated—Kōsuke NagasawaTokyo 29thEliminated—Akihisa NagashimaTokyo 30thEliminated301Masashi TanakaPR only—312Yūko TsujiPR only—323Kiyoko MoriharaPR only—
CRA party-list Centrist Reform Alliance Rank#MemberConstituencySekihairitsu11Mitsunari OkamotoPR only—22Kōichi KasaiPR only—33Eriko ŌmoriPR only—44Akira NagatsumaTokyo 27th95.0%5Takayuki OchiaiTokyo 6th87.9%6Yū HosogaiTokyo 24th82.4%7Yukihiko AkutsuTokyo 11th76.7%8Shunsuke ItoTokyo 23rd75.8%9Eri IgarashiTokyo 30th73.4%10Harumi YoshidaTokyo 8th71.8%11Issei YamagishiTokyo 9th71.1%12Retsu SuzukiTokyo 21st67.4%13Ikuo YamahanaTokyo 22nd65.9%14Akihiro MatsuoTokyo 7th65.3%15Yoshio TezukaTokyo 5th65.2%16Natsumi SakaiTokyo 15th64.7%17Mari SoritaTokyo 17th60.8%18Satoshi TakamatsuTokyo 28th60.0%19Reiko MatsushitaTokyo 18th59.3%20Banri KaiedaTokyo 1st59.1%21Yoshinori SuematsuTokyo 19th58.0%22Yumiko AbeTokyo 3rd57.5%23Taketsuka KimuraTokyo 29th56.3%24Shōta NakaharaTokyo 12th56.0%25Katsuyuki ShibataTokyo 16th55.4%26Yosuke SuzukiTokyo 10th53.6%27Karen YodaTokyo 25th45.8%
Mirai party-list Team MiraiRank#MemberConstituencySekihairitsu11Satoshi TakayamaPR only—22Yūya MineshimaTokyo 7th53.8%33Noboru UsamiTokyo 26th37.5%44Akihiro DobashiTokyo 2nd29.5%
DPP party-list