2019 Chiba prefectural election

The 2019 Chiba Prefectural Assembly Election (2019年千葉県議会議員選挙) was held on 7 April, the first half voting day of the 19th Unified Local Elections of Japan.

Overview
The election was carried out in conjunction with the expiration of the four-year term of the members of prefectural assembly. 130 candidates ran for 94 seats in 46 constituencies, with 25 of the candidates elected unopposed.

Results
The Liberal Democratic Party had a total of 45 candidates elected. Along with 3 candidates that it endorsed, the party retained its majority in the assembly. All of Komeito's officially recognized candidates were elected.

The Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, which is participating in elections for the first time, gained two seats. The Democratic Party for the People lost two seats. The Japanese Communist Party had its left-wing votes absorbed by the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, and although it aimed to win two seats in the Funabashi constituency, it lost both and ended up with only two seats.