On the day of the House of Representatives election, "Election Station" and "Udo Times" will be broadcast live for a total of four hours. Caster Kensuke Okoshi will take on each party leader directly. | MANTANWEB(まんたんウェブ)

On the day of the House of Representatives election, "Election Station" and "Udo Times" will be broadcast live for a total of four hours. Caster Kensuke Okoshi will take on each party leader directly.

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「選挙ステーション2026」で司会を務める大越健介キャスター(左)と大下容子アナウンサー=テレビ朝日提供
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「選挙ステーション2026」で司会を務める大越健介キャスター(左)と大下容子アナウンサー=テレビ朝日提供

TV Asahi has announced that it will air a special program, "Election Station 2026" (7:50 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.) on February 8th, the day of the 51st general election for the House of Representatives. This will provide breaking news on the vote count and the actions of each party for approximately four hours, combined with the following program, "Udo Times" (11:00 p.m. - midnight).

"Election Station" is a live broadcast by a tag Caster of news anchor Okoshi Kensuke from "News Station" and announcer Oshita Yoko from "Wide! Scramble." In addition to reporting the latest vote count, news Caster Okoshi will interview the leaders of each party immediately after the election. Announcer Oshita will also provide an easy-to-understand explanation of how to view the election.

Anchor Caster commented, "The Prime Minister dissolved the House of Representatives, declaring, 'Is Takaichi Sanae the right person to be Prime Minister? It's up to the people to decide.' He is determined to solidify the foundation of his administration, putting his future at risk. Meanwhile, in an era of multiple parties, centrist forces have formed a new party. Politics is beginning to become turbulent, with the possibility of a political restructuring looming. 'Election Station' will provide fast and accurate vote counting, as well as a multifaceted look at Japan's near future as indicated by public opinion."

"Udo Times" will continue reporting the latest election results, while presenting voters' choices from the unique perspective of Caster Yumiko Udo. With commentary from TV Asahi's political correspondent Morio Chijiwa, the Prime Minister's Office reporter, the show will explore what was behind the election results and how they will change our lives.

This site uses machine translation. Please note that it may not always be accurate and may differ from the original Japanese text.

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