[Gubernatorial Election, September 13] Koja and Tamaki Campaign Across the Country; Three Days of Intense Competition Begin Today.
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[Josei Jishin] The Okinawa gubernatorial election, to be held on September 13th, is effectively a two-way race between former Naha City Deputy Mayor Genta Koja (42) and incumbent Governor Denny Tamaki (66). Koja is endorsed by the Liberal Democratic Party, the Japan Innovation Party, the Democratic Party for the People, the Sanseito Party, the Conservative Party of Japan, and the Okinawa Prefectural Headquarters of the Komeito Party, while Tamak…
The gubernatorial election, with voting and ballot counting scheduled for the 13th, will enter its final three-day battle starting on the 10th. Genta Koja (42), a newcomer and former deputy mayor of Naha City who has received endorsements and support from various political parties (endorsed by the Liberal Democratic Party, Nippon Ishin no Kai, Democratic Party for the People, Party for Political Affairs, Conservative Party, and Komeito's prefect…
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