Japan gov't not to appeal court ruling over favoritism scandal https://t.co/ndhnFrQMH5
昨年衆院選は「合憲」 １票の格差巡り、初判決―広島高裁支部 https://t.co/W5Pa0jtWzi
Japan Oct. lower house vote weight disparity ruled constitutional https://t.co/IqqLxgADkB
The Okayama branch of the Hiroshima High Court has ruled that the vote weight disparity in the 2024 Japanese House of Representatives election, which reached a maximum of 2.06 times, is constitutional. This ruling marks the first judicial decision regarding the issue of vote disparity in the election. The court's decision has been reported by multiple sources, confirming that the election's vote weight was deemed lawful. Additionally, the Japanese government has decided not to appeal this ruling, which comes in the context of a broader favoritism scandal.
