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Mobile Early Voting Stations Using Buses Will Tour Various Locations Throughout the City Starting on the 9th, Including Places Far From Existing Polling Stations and Universities, Aiming to Increase Voter Turnout in the Fukuoka Mayoral Election

In the Fukuoka mayoral election, which has a record 13 candidates, a mobile early voting station—a first for a mayoral election in a designated city—will be set up from the 9th. The mobile early voting station will travel to multiple locations using buses or other vehicles, placing ballot boxes to allow voters to cast their ballots. It will visit a total of 37 locations, including areas far from existing early voting stations such as ward office…
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In the Fukuoka mayoral election, which has a record 13 candidates, a mobile early voting station—a first for a mayoral election in a designated city—will be set up from the 9th. The mobile early voting station will travel to multiple locations using buses or other vehicles, placing ballot boxes to allow voters to cast their ballots. It will visit a total of 37 locations, including areas far from existing early voting stations such as ward office…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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