Key Facts
• Voting for the Upper House election began on July 20, 2025, at 7:00 AM.
• Fukushima has 1,164 polling stations, with voters actively participating since morning.
• Five candidates, including incumbents and newcomers, are competing in the Fukushima constituency.
• As of 10:00 AM, the estimated voter turnout is 8.31%, 0.8 points higher than three years ago.
• Polling stations will close at 6:00 PM in most areas.
• Fukushima Central Television will broadcast the latest results starting at 7:58 PM.
• Voters expressed hopes for a fair environment and a better future for children.
Summary
The Upper House election voting commenced on July 20, 2025, across 1,164 polling stations in Fukushima. Voter turnout as of 10:00 AM reached 8.31%, surpassing the previous election by 0.8 points. Five candidates, including incumbents and newcomers, are vying for seats in the Fukushima constituency. Voters shared aspirations for a fair society and a sustainable future. Polling stations will close at 6:00 PM, with results coverage starting at 7:58 PM on Fukushima Central Television.
