Democratic Party's Renho not to run in Tokyo gubernatorial election

Democratic Party's Renho not to run in Tokyo gubernatorial election

Democratic Party lawmaker Renho speaks in a ceremony marking the opening of her election office in Tokyo on June 18, 2016, ahead of the July 10 upper house election. The acting president of the main opposition party ruled out running in the July 31 Tokyo gubernatorial election to succeed scandal-hit Gov. Yoichi Masuzoe, saying, "There still are tasks I want to take on in national politics." (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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