1990 Japanese general election

1990 Japanese general election

← 1986 18 February 1990 1993 →
All 512 seats in the House of Representatives 257 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	73.3% (1.9%)
First party Second party Third party   Leader Toshiki Kaifu Takako Doi Koshiro Ishida Party Liberal Democratic Socialist Kōmeitō Leader since 8 August 1989 9 September 1986 21 May 1989 Last election 51.06%, 306 seats[a] 17.23%, 85 seats 9.43%, 56 seats Seats won 275 136 45 Seat change 31 51 11 Popular vote 30,315,417 16,025,473 5,242,675 Percentage 46.14% 24.35% 7.98% Swing 3.28pp 7.12pp 1.45pp   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Tetsuzo Fuwa Eiichi Nagasue Satsuki Eda Party Communist Democratic Socialist Socialist Democratic Leader since 29 May 1989 February 1985 Last election 8.79%, 26 seats 6.44%, 26 seats 0.83%, 4 seats Seats won 16 14 4 Seat change 10 12 Popular vote 5,226,987 3,178,949 566,957 Percentage 7.96% 4.84% 0.86% Swing 0.83pp 1.60pp 0.03pp   Seventh party   PRG Leader Seiichi Tagawa Party Progressive Last election – Seats won 1 Seat change New Popular vote 281,793 Percentage 0.43% Swing New
Prime Minister before election Toshiki Kaifu Liberal Democratic Prime Minister after election Toshiki Kaifu Liberal Democratic

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General elections were held in Japan on 18 February 1990 to elect the 512 members of the House of Representatives, the lower house of the National Diet.^[1]

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