In the Okinawa Gubernatorial Election, Former Naha City Deputy Mayor Genta Koja Is Leading, with Incumbent Denny Tamaki trailing...according to the Yomiuri Shimbun's Analysis of the Situation.

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[Yomiuri Shimbun] The Yomiuri Shimbun has analyzed the situation regarding the Okinawa gubernatorial election to be held on the 13th, based on telephone and internet surveys and interviews. Former Naha City Deputy Mayor Koja Genta, supported by the Liberal Democratic Party and others, is leading, while the current "All Okinawa" forces, which are in conflict with the government over the U.S. military base issue, are in the lead.

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[Woman herself] On the night of 9/6, the Yomiuri Shimbun reported on the situation investigation for the Okinawa prefectural gubernatorial election (9/13 vote counting), such as “developments where Maenaha City Deputy Mayor, Mr. Genta Kosa took the lead, and the incumbent, Mr. Tamaki Denny, followed” etc. Next, the Asahi Shimbun also reported on the same day that “Mr. Koja, slightly ahead, Mr. Tamaki, will follow fiercely” etc. Regarding the Oki…

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Okinawa Television conducted a telephone survey over the weekend regarding the Okinawa gubernatorial election, which will be held on the 13th of this month. Combining the survey results with interviews, it appears that newcomer Genta Koja and incumbent Denny Tamaki are locked in a fierce competition. Six candidates are running for governor: Genta Koja, a newcomer and former deputy mayor of Naha City; Shun Kaneshima, a newcomer and company presid…

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[Gubernatorial Election 9.13] The gubernatorial election entered its second weekend of campaigning on the 5th. With the vote counting scheduled for the 13th, newcomer Genta Koja (42), who has received endorsements and support from political parties and others, and incumbent Denny Tamaki (66) stood on the streets and took to the microphone on a minute-by-minute schedule, trying to convey their message to as many voters as possible.