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사가현 제1구(일본어: 佐賀県第1区)는 일본의 중의원 선거구이다.
, Saga 1st district is a constituency of the … Saga 1st district is a constituency of the House of Representatives in the Diet of Japan (national legislature). It is located in Saga Prefecture and consists of Tosu, parts of Saga and Kanzaki as well as the Miyaki District. As of September 2012, 237,748 eligible voters were registered in the district. Saga 1st district has been a swing district since its creation in 1996: it alternately elected candidates for the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ)/its precursor New Frontier Party (NFP). The district is currently represented by (LDP), a former second-generation Saga prefectural assemblyman. In 2012, Iwata defeated Kazuhiro Haraguchi (DPJ), Minister of Internal Affairs and Communication in the Hatoyama cabinet. Haraguchi had initially won the district narrowly for the NFP in 1996 but lost it in 2000 to (LDP) who was appointed as Cabinet Office Vice Minister in the 2nd realigned Mori cabinet. In March 2003, Sakai was arrested (and later sentenced to 32 months in prison) for having received illicit corporate donations in violation of the Political Funds Control Law. Takamaro Fukuoka replaced Sakai as LDP candidate for Saga 1 in the 2003 election and lost to Haraguchi. The "postal privatization" election of 2005 gave the LDP a landslide victory, and Fukuoka beat Haraguchi despite the fact that the DPJ's opposition ally, the Social Democratic Party (SDP), unlike in previous elections did not nominate a candidate in Saga 1st district. In the landslide LDP defeat of 2009, Haraguchi won the district for the third time. Before the 1994 electoral reform, the area had been part of where five representatives were elected by single non-transferable vote.e elected by single non-transferable vote.
, 佐賀縣第1區是日本眾議院的一個小選區，設於1994年。範圍包括佐賀市、鳥栖市、神埼市、神埼郡、三養基郡。
, La première circonscription de la préfecture de Saga (佐賀県第1区, Saga-ken dai-ikku) est l'une des deux que compte la préfecture de Saga au Japon. Cette circonscription comptait 334 499 électeurs en date du 1er septembre 2021.
, 佐賀県第1区（さがけんだい1く）は、日本の衆議院における選挙区。1994年（平成6年）の公職選挙法改正で設置。
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Saga 1st district is a constituency of the … Saga 1st district is a constituency of the House of Representatives in the Diet of Japan (national legislature). It is located in Saga Prefecture and consists of Tosu, parts of Saga and Kanzaki as well as the Miyaki District. As of September 2012, 237,748 eligible voters were registered in the district. Before the 1994 electoral reform, the area had been part of where five representatives were elected by single non-transferable vote.e elected by single non-transferable vote.
, 사가현 제1구(일본어: 佐賀県第1区)는 일본의 중의원 선거구이다.
, 佐賀県第1区（さがけんだい1く）は、日本の衆議院における選挙区。1994年（平成6年）の公職選挙法改正で設置。
, 佐賀縣第1區是日本眾議院的一個小選區，設於1994年。範圍包括佐賀市、鳥栖市、神埼市、神埼郡、三養基郡。
, La première circonscription de la préfecture de Saga (佐賀県第1区, Saga-ken dai-ikku) est l'une des deux que compte la préfecture de Saga au Japon. Cette circonscription comptait 334 499 électeurs en date du 1er septembre 2021.
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, 佐賀県第1区
, Première circonscription de la préfecture de Saga
, 佐賀縣第1區
, 사가현 제1구
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