Akashian presidential election, 1960
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Turnout | 86,1% | |||||||||||||||
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A presidential election was held in Akashi on 25 June 1960.
Incumbent Yurika Ehara was challenged by a more diverse group of opponents than in the past. This included two electoral alliances — the United Left (comprising the Communist Party, Workers' Party, and Socialist Party) and the National Democratic Party–Liberal Party alliance —, independent Goth candidate Fredegar, and writer and Akashi Renewal Party founder Ayako Sōnō.
Yurikara won re-election, with a slightly decreased majority. This was the first presidential election in which she did not sweep all provinces — the United Left's Yoshinaka Hashi won a plurality in Shimachi.
Result
Presidential election, 25 June 1955 | ||||
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Candidate | Party | Votes | % | |
Yurika Ehara | National Union | 2.005.521 | 56,6% | |
Yoshinaka Hashi | United Left | 722.838 | 20,4% | |
Hada Hama | National Democratic Party–Liberal Party | 393.309 | 11,1% | |
Fredegar | Goth Union | 290.553 | 8,2% | |
Ayako Sōnō | Akashi Renewal Party | 131.103 | 3,7% | |
Total | 3.543.324 | 100% | ||
Registered voters and turnout | 4.115.359 | 86,1% |