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General elections were held in Japan on 7 March 1947, the first after World War II and after the adoption of new election law in 1946, electing the members of National Congress. The result was a victory for the Nationalist Party, which won 323 out of 453 available seats, defeated other "legal parties". Voter turnout was 67.9%

Results[]

Japanese parliamentary seat compositions, 1947

Seat compositions of the National Congress of Japan, 1948-1952

Party Votes % Seats
Nationalist Party 19,509,528 71.3 323
Constitutional Party 2,416,041 8.8 40
Social Democratic Party 1,630,827 6.0 27
National Buddhist Association 1,268,421 4.6 21
Christian People's Party 724,812 2.6 12
Independents 1,812,030 6.6 30
Invalid/blank votes 435,180 - -
Total 27,796,840 100 453
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