1st Hinata local election

The 1st Hinata local election was be the first local election in the Hinata history. In these elections, the inhabitants of the three districts in which Hinata is divided was vote by direct election to their district mayor. The election was the sunday 29 of winter of year II.

National results

Popular vote
HSP			38.89%
LCR+Ind			33.33%
NDP			27.78%

District Mayors

Party			Seats
	Nichiren Democratic Party	NDP	1 / 2
	Liberal Reformist Club+Independents	LRC+Ind	1 / 2
	Hinata Socialist Party	HSP	0 / 2

Takamachi district

Candidates

• Pierre Nikaidô

Cooking professional. Liberal Reformist Club candidate.

• Shiba Morinaka

Traditional hunter. Hinata Socialist Party candidate.

Results

Party		Leader	Votes	%
	Liberal Reformist Club	Pierre Nikaidô	4	57.14%
	Hinata Socialist Party	Shiba Morinaka	3	42.86%

Popular vote
Nikaidô			57.14%
Morinaka			42.86%

Chûô district

Candidates

• Eric Nakajima

Merchant and son of Tarô Nakajima, former President of Hinata and Secretary of State of Hinata. Nichiren Democratic Party candidate.

• Denny Kaidô

Fisherman. Hinata Socialist Party candidate.

• Tomomi Amano

Farmer, member of the Hinata Agricultural Association and independent in the Liberal Reformist Club.

Results

Party		Leader	Votes	%
	Nichiren Democratic Party	Eric Nakajima	5	45.45%
	Hinata Socialist Party	Denny Kaidô	4	36.36%
	Liberal Reformist Club-Chûô Independents	Tomomi Amano	2	18.18%

Popular vote
Nakajima			45.45%
Kaidô			36.36%
Amano			18.18%

Aoyama Special District

Candidates

• Keiko Moriyama

Woman Scientist. Independent candidate.

Results

Party		Leader	Votes	%
	Independent	Keiko Moriyama	1	33.33%

Popular vote
Aoyama			33.33%

• Blank votes: 2 (66.66%)
• NOTE: In the Aoyama Special District, the government annulled the elections because the law determines that the mayors of the special districts will be appointed by the central government.