The view that the unification of opposition candidates for the Constitutional Democratic House of Councilors election "one-person district" is limited.

Over the summer House of Councilors election, the Constitutional Democratic Party has begun full-scale coordination with the Communist Party and others to unify candidates in the so-called one-person district.

However, there is a view that the number of constituencies where unification will be realized will be limited compared to the past two elections due to the delay in the start of adjustments.

On the 18th, the Constitutional Democratic Party's representative, Izumi, held individual party leader talks with the Communist Party, Reiwa Shinsengumi, and the Social Democratic Party over the upper house election in the summer, and unified the candidates in a one-person district with a capacity of one person. We agreed to proceed with the adjustments towards.

Regarding the one-person district of the Upper House election, the opposition party has unified the candidates in all 32 constituencies nationwide in the past two elections, but this time the Constitutional Democratic Party is reviewing the cooperation with the Communist Party. Due to the progress made, the start of adjustment was delayed by almost two months.

In addition, the Democratic Party for the People, which has been making adjustments at the regional level prior to this, is strengthening its stance of keeping a distance from the Constitutional Democratic Party, such as by starting policy talks with the ruling party.

For this reason, within the Constitutional Democratic Party, the adjustment of unification as before is limited to the constituencies where close battles are expected, and it seems that the realization will be limited compared to the past two elections. Is also out.