大音量で演説を重ね、「選挙妨害」への批判が高まる中、規制強化を求める声に懸念も　[東京の政治] [東京都]：朝日新聞デジタル

In a recent incident during the by-election in Tokyo’s 15th district, a specific candidate has been criticized for disrupting the campaign of other candidates by using a microphone to speak loudly and chasing after election vehicles. These actions have been labeled as “election interference” and have sparked calls for stricter regulations to prevent such behavior in the future.

The candidate in question continued to disrupt the campaign activities of other candidates, leading to widespread condemnation from the public and political circles. The incident has raised concerns about the need to strengthen regulations to ensure fair and orderly elections.

The by-election in Tokyo’s 15th district has been closely watched by the public and political observers, with various candidates vying for the vacant seat. However, the disruptive behavior of one candidate has overshadowed the campaign and raised questions about the need for stricter enforcement of election laws.

Calls for action to prevent such interference in future elections have been growing, with many urging authorities to take swift and decisive action to ensure the integrity of the electoral process. The incident has highlighted the importance of maintaining a level playing field for all candidates and upholding the principles of fair and transparent elections.

As the by-election date approaches, the focus remains on ensuring that such disruptive behavior is not repeated and that measures are put in place to prevent any form of election interference in the future. The incident serves as a reminder of the need to uphold the democratic values of free and fair elections in Japan.