2022 Japanese House Of Councillors Election Results
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- hers. That they are Conservative councillors matters little to her. She cannot see a councillor, let alone a bunch of them, without the conviction rising
- to ascertain the pulse of public opinion, in backing up the enterprise financially. The wireless deputation and the councillors agreed to this course being