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Osaka Prefectural Assembly

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Template:Short description Template:Infobox legislature The Template:Nihongo is the legislature of Osaka Prefecture. As in all prefectures, it is elected to four-year terms by single non-transferable vote in multi- and single-member districts and is responsible for enacting and amending prefectural by-laws, approving the budget and important administrative appointments in the prefectural government, including the prefecture's vice governors. The assembly has a regular membership 88 members.

Current composition

File:Osaka Prefectural Assembly April 2019.svg
2019 election result by nominating parties: Ishin 51, LDP 15, Komeito 15, JCP 2, CDP 1, Independents 4[1]

The 2019 assembly election took place on 7 April 2019 as part of the 19th unified local elections. The Osaka Restoration Association, retained its position as the largest party in the assembly, reclaimed an outright majority, as it had after the April 2011 election.

As of 30 April 2019, the assembly was composed as follows:[2]

Composition of the Osaka assembly after the 2019 general election
Parliamentary group Seats Change from before election
Template:Nihongo 51 +11
Template:Nihongo 16 -8
Template:Nihongo 15 0
Template:Nihongo 2 0
Template:Nihongo [includes CDP] 2 +1
Kaikaku hoshu 1 0
Template:Nihongo 1 0
Total 88 +4
(vacant seats)

Electoral districts

Changes to the electoral districts at the April 2015 election, there are 88 assembly members who are elected in 53 electoral districts, reduced from the 109 members who were elected at the 2011 election. Most districts cover one municipality or one ward of a designated major city (Osaka and Sakai), but some cover several wards or municipalities. The nine towns and one village within the prefecture are referred to by the district that they belong to.

Electoral districts of the Osaka Prefectural Assembly[3]
District Magnitude District Magnitude
within Osaka City Kishiwada City 2
Kita-ku 1 Toyonaka City 4
Miyakojima-ku 1 Ikeda City 1
Fukushima-ku and Konohana-ku 1 Suita City 4
Chūō-ku 1 Izumiōtsu City, Takaishi City and Senboku District (Tadaoka Town) 1
Nishi-ku 1 Takatsuki City and Mishima District (Shimamoto Town) 4
Minato-ku 1 Kaizuka City 1
Taishō-ku and Nishinari-ku 2 Moriguchi City 1
Tennōji-ku and Naniwa-ku 1 Hirakata-shi 4
Nishiyodogawa-ku 1 Ibaraki City 3
Yodogawa-ku 2 Yao City 3
Higashiyodogawa-ku 2 Izumisano City and Kumatori Town (of Sennan District) 1
Higashinari-ku 1 Tondabayashi City, Ōsakasayama City and Minamikawachi District 2
Ikuno-ku 1 Neyagawa City 2
Asahi-ku 1 Kawachinagano City 1
Jōtō-ku 2 Matsubara City 1
Tsurumi-ku 1 Daitō City and Shijōnawate City 2
Abeno-ku 1 Izumi City 2
Suminoe-ku 1 Minoh City and Toyono District 2
Sumiyoshi-ku 2 Kashiwara City and Fujiidera City 1
Higashi-Sumiyoshi-ku 1 Habikino City 1
Hirano-ku 2 Kadoma City 1
Sakai City Settsu City 1
Sakai-ku 1 Higashiōsaka-shi 5
Naka-ku 1 Sennan City, Hannan City, Tajiri Town and Misaki Town (of Sennan District) 1
Higashi-ku and Mihara-ku 1 Katano City 1
Nishi-ku 1
Minami-ku 2
Kita-ku 2

References

  1. NHK Senkyo Web, 2019 unified elections, prefectural assembly elections: Osaka, retrieved May 23, 2019.
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  3. Osaka Prefectural Government: Electoral districts for assembly elections Template:Webarchive Template:In lang

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