In the Sagamihara mayoral election, wherein 4 newcomers challenged the incumbent, Mr. Kentaro Motomura, an unbiased and incumbent, was elected for the second time.
Here are the outcomes of the Sagamihara mayoral election.
Kentaro Motomura, unbiased, present. Elected. 196,213 votes.
Yumiko Takebe, Independent, Shin. 18,731 votes.
Kouta Numakura, unbiased, new. 17,844 votes.
Hiroyuki Nomoto, Independent, Shin. 17,557 votes.
Toshiko Takeshima, varied factions, new. 13,505 votes.
Mr. Motomura is 52 years outdated. He served as a member of the Kanagawa Prefectural Assembly and the House of Representatives, and was elected for the primary time within the earlier mayoral election 4 years in the past.
In the Sagamihara mayoral election this time, 4 newcomers will problem Mr. Motomura, who’s aiming for a second time period.
During the election marketing campaign, Mr. Motomura appealed for the achievements of the executive and monetary reforms that he carried out in his first time period, in addition to for neighborhood improvement centered on the brand new station of the Linear Chuo Shinkansen, and for specializing in child-rearing assist.
Mr. Motomura stated, “I want to create a Sagamihara city that matches the actual situation of the region and is a place where people can live a lively life. It is our responsibility as working generations to create a city that our children and grandchildren can be proud of. We want to leave no one behind.” I wish to work with confidence,” he stated.
Voter turnout was 45.55%, 3.36 factors decrease than final time.