Tomorrow's ballot counting for the Constitutional Democratic Party

In the representative election of the Constitutional Democratic Party, the ballot counting is approaching on the 30th, and it is more likely that the top two people will be involved in the final vote. We are activating the movement in anticipation of the final vote.

The representative election of the Constitutional Democratic Party will be voted on the 30th.

On the 28th, the four candidates appealed for their own important policies at a debate with young members of the party.

▽ Former Assistant Prime Minister Osaka said, "The current situation in Japan is unexpectedly severe, and the key to overcoming it is investment in people and education. We have developed policies that focus on individuals and have no money. I want to create a country where I can learn. "

▽ Ogawa, Vice-Chairman of the National Assembly, said, "By realizing politics connected by a bond of trust with the people, facing various social issues such as climate change, and restoring the sustainability of society, the next generation. I want to fulfill my responsibility to. "

▽ Izumi, the chairman of the political affairs investigation, said, "In the promotion policy of the Japanese economy, I want to emphasize not only the scale of the economy but also the idea of" protecting the lives of the people ". That's it. "

▽ Former Deputy Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare Nishimura said, "I want to create a society where the economic situation of the family does not become an obstacle when children want to learn or go on to school. As one of the measures for that, scholarships are from loan type to benefit type. I want to switch to. "

The representative election of the Constitutional Democratic Party will be closed on the 29th, and will be counted together with the votes of the members of the Diet, etc., which will be held on the 30th.

The four camps are trying to make the final push, such as calling on party members and supporters to vote on the Internet, aiming to increase the number of votes.

In the situation so far, support has been dispersed, and in the first vote, none of them reached the majority, and it is more likely that they will be involved in the final vote by the top two people.

For this reason, each camp is actively working to encourage executives from other camps to cooperate with each other and to call on individual members to vote in anticipation of the final vote.