Some voices point out that the LDP's House of Representatives election "possibility of faction reorganization"

Following the House of Representatives election, all seven factions within the Liberal Democratic Party have reduced their membership.

Some factions have been absent from the top, and some have pointed out that this could lead to a reorganization of the factions within the party.

In the previous House of Representatives election, the LDP won 261 seats alone, but reduced 15 seats from 276 seats before the election.

The number of seven factions within the Liberal Democratic Party has decreased compared to before the election due to the defeat and retirement of members of the Diet.

For this reason, each faction is working hard to attract more than 30 people who were elected for the first time with the aim of recovering their power, and there are active movements to encourage them to join through connections with support organizations.

On the other hand, former secretary general of the Hosoda faction, the chairman of the largest faction, is expected to return to the faction of former Prime Minister Abe, as it is expected that he will be appointed as the new chairman of the House of Representatives. ..

In addition, the Takeshita faction has decided to decide on a chairman who will remain vacant after the death of former general affairs chairman Takeshita in September, and considering that Secretary General Mogi is acting as chairman, we will consider it. Is expected to proceed.

Furthermore, in the Ishihara faction, since the chairman, former secretary general Ishihara, lost his seat in the lower house election, we will discuss the future management, including cooperation with other factions, in the near future.

For this reason, some people within the LDP have pointed out that it may lead to the reorganization of factions.