Japan: Parties at a glance

LDP (Jiyūminshutō) is a right-wing party and currently represented in parliament with 284 MPs.

Current polls show LDP at 32.7. That's a loss of -0.6 compared to the last election.

CDP (Rikken-minshutō) is a center-left party that is currently represented in the parliament with 55 MPs.

In the current election trend, CDP comes in at 6.5%, losing -13.4 compared to the last election.

Kibō (Kibō no Tō) is a far-right party that is currently represented in the parliament with 50 MPs.

Kōmeitō is a center-right party that is currently represented in parliament with 29 seats.

Current polls have Kōmeitō coming in at 2.8% - a loss of -9.7 since the last election.

JCP (Nihon Kyōsan-tō) is a far-left party and currently represented in parliament with 12 MPs.

Current polls show JCP at 3.0. That's a loss of -4.9 compared to the last election.

Ishin (Nippon Ishin no Kai) is a right-wing party that is currently represented in parliament with 11 seats.

Current polls have Ishin coming in at 5.6% - a loss of -0.5 since the last election.

SDP (Shakai Minshu-tō) is a center-left party and currently represented in parliament with 2 MPs.

Current polls show SDP at 1.0. That's a loss of -0.7 compared to the last election.

DPP (Kokumin-minshutō) is a liberal party from Japan.

In current polls, DPP comes in at 2.3%. Compared to the election, that's an increase of +2.3.

N-Koku (NHK kara Kokumin o Mamoru Tō) is a party of undefinable orientation from Japan.

In current polls, N-Koku is getting 1.0% of the vote - an increase of +1.0 since the last election.

Reiwa (Reiwa Shinsengumi) is a left party from Japan.

Compared to the last election, Reiwa scores an increase of +1.6 and comes in at 1.6%.

Sansei (Sanseito) is a right-wing party from Japan.

Compared to the last election, Sansei scores an increase of +1.0 and comes in at 1.0%.