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Iwate Prefectural Assembly

Parliament of Iwate, Japan

Summary

Parliament of Iwate, Japan

Field	Value
name	Iwate Prefectural Assembly
native_name	岩手県議会
native_name_lang	ja
transcription_name	Iwate-ken Gikai
foundation
(current local autonomy law)
house_type	Unicameral
leader1_type	President (gichō)
leader1	Hiroshi Sasaki
party1	Democratic Party
election1	September 2011
leader2_type	Vice President (fuku-gichō)
leader2	Iwami Yanagimura
party2	Liberal Democratic Party
election2	September 2011
members	48 assembly members
website

(current local autonomy law) The Iwate Prefectural Assembly is the prefectural parliament of Iwate Prefecture, Japan.

Its 48 members are elected every four years in 16 districts by single non-transferable vote.

The assembly is responsible for enacting and amending prefectural ordinances, approving the budget and voting on important administrative appointments made by the governor including the vice governors.

Iwate is one of three prefectures whose assemblies are currently led by the DJP majority. The others are the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly and the Mie Prefectural Assembly.

Members

:As of 20 September 2019:

Constituency	Members	Party
Morioka	Junko Chiba	Iwate Kenmin Club
Morioka	Yoshinori Karuishi	Kibō Iwate
Morioka	Masanobu Kobayashi		Komeito
Morioka	Kazuko Konishi		Social Democratic Party
Morioka	Shin Saitō		Japanese Communist Party
Morioka	Kōsuke Takahashi		LDP
Morioka	Tajima Takahashi	Iwate Shinseikai
Morioka		Independent
Morioka	Hiromasa Yonai		LDP
Morioka	Keiko Yoshida	Iwate Shinseikai
Miyako	Seishi Itō	Kibō Iwate
Miyako	Yoshihiko Jōnai		LDP
Miyako	Nobukazu Sasaki		LDP
Ōfunato	Sakari Chiba	Iwate Shinseikai
Hanamaki	Shinkō Kawamura		LDP
Hanamaki	Yukihiro Kimura		Social Democratic Party
Hanamaki	Shin Nasukawa	Kibō Iwate
Hanamaki	Jun'ichi Sasaki	Kibō Iwate
Kitakami	Keiko Satō	Kibō Iwate
Kitakami	Toshinobu Sekine	Kibō Iwate
Kitakami	Hajime Takahashi	Kibō Iwate
Kitakami	Yasuyuki Takahashi		LDP
Kuji	Gen Iwaki	Kibō Iwate
Kuji	Hitoshi Nakatai	Iwate Shinseikai
Tōno	Katsuko Kudō	Independent
Ichinoseki	Tadashi Iizawa	Iwate Kenmin Club
Ichinoseki	Makoto Iwabuchi	Kibō Iwate
Ichinoseki	Hiroyuki Kanzaki		LDP
Ichinoseki	Tomokazu Sasaki	Iwate Shinseikai
Ichinoseki	Ichirō Takada		Japanese Communist Party
Rikuzentakata	Shigemitsu Sasaki		LDP
Kamaishi	Tomokazu Iwasaki		LDP
Kamaishi	Kyō Ono	Iwate Shinseikai
Ninohe	Ō Itsukaichi	Kibō Iwate
Ninohe	Fumitomo Matsukura		LDP
Hachimantai	Tsutō Chiba		LDP
Hachimantai	Katsuhiro Kudō	Iwate Kenmin Club
Ōshū	Hideyuki Chiba	Kibō Iwate
Ōshū	Mitsuko Chida		Japanese Communist Party
Ōshū	Hiroshi Gōkon	Kibō Iwate
Ōshū	Hironori Kanno	Kibō Iwate
Ōshū	Tsutomu Sasaki	Iwate Kenmin Club
Takizawa	Huxel Mihoko	Iwate Kenmin Club
Takizawa	Satoru Takeda		LDP
Takizawa	Makoto Yanagimura	Kibō Iwate
Shiwa	Katsunori Tamura	Iwate Shinseikai
Shiwa	Tsutomu Usuzawa		LDP
Kunohe	Daisuke Kudō	Iwate Shinseikai

References

[http://www.pref.iwate.jp/~hp0731/meibo/body2011-9.html 議員名簿]
[http://www2.pref.iwate.jp/~hp0731/meibo/body2019.html Member List at Official Site]

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