Nagaoka assured of win in Ibaraki lower house by-election

Nagaoka assured of win in Ibaraki lower house by-election

SOWA, Japan - Yoji Nagaoka (C), Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) candidate, celebrates after being assured of victory April 27 in the House of Representatives by-election for the Ibaraki No. 7 constituency. (Kyodo)

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