Key Facts
• One week remains until the House of Councillors election on July 20.
• Temporary polling stations set up in shopping centers in Nagoya City.
• Voters appreciate convenience, citing ease of access and time-saving benefits.
• Aichi Prefecture leads early voting with over 160,000 voters as of July 6.
• Votes will be counted immediately after polls close on election day.
Summary
With one week left until the House of Councillors election on July 20, temporary early voting stations in Nagoya City’s shopping centers have seen significant voter turnout. These stations, introduced to allow voting alongside shopping, have been praised for their convenience, especially by those with busy schedules. Aichi Prefecture currently leads the nation in early voting numbers, with over 160,000 participants as of July 6. Votes will be tallied immediately after polls close on election day.
