(2) Tanaka set to be elected again as Nagano gov.

(2) Tanaka set to be elected again as Nagano gov.

ASAHI, Japan - Former Nagano Gov. Yasuo Tanaka shakes hands with supporters after he was assured of victory according to exit polls Sept. 1. Tanaka ran in the election again after resigning in July due to the prefectural assembly's no-confidence motion against him.

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