選挙について話してみよう

Talking about the election in your country
民主主義の中で選挙はとても大切な役割を果たしますね。選挙のシステムは国によって異なり、その国独特の選挙文化もあります。また、選挙結果を左右する要素は多くあるため、政治や経済に関することなど、様々な観点から話し合っていきましょう！
Would you tell me about the election in your country?
 
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Would you tell me about the election in your country?

Yesterday, I wrote about the Japanese Diet and how to elect Representatives and Councilors. Today, I'll describe how to elect the prime minister. Japan is adopting a parliamentary political system. The House of Representatives elects the prime minister, usually the ruling party's leader. Then, the prime minister organizes a cabinet of his party members.

自然な表現

Yesterday, I wrote about the Japanese Diet and how to elect Representatives and Councilors. Today, I'll describe how to elect the prime minister. Japan is adopting a parliamentary political system. The House of Representatives elects the prime minister, usually the ruling party's leader. Then, the prime minister organizes a cabinet of his party members.

1. "normally" is an alternative synonym you can use.
The parliamentary system in Japan is intriguing. How does the election process for the prime minister impact the country's political landscape, in your opinion?

No matter how the election process is taken, nothing will impact the country unless the ruling party changes. Yet, no opposition parties are better than the Liberal Democratic Party, the ruling party. A little bit younger and handsome man should be the Japanese prime minister like in Canada, or like an unpredictable man, a GOP candidate, in the US.

自然な表現

No matter how the election process is taken, nothing will impact the country unless the ruling party changes. Yet, no opposition party is better than the Liberal Democratic Party, the ruling party. A little bit younger and handsome man should be the Japanese prime minister like in Canada, or like an unpredictable man, a GOP candidate, in the US.

1. Use "party is" for agreement.
It's interesting how leadership perception plays a role in politics. Do you think a change in leadership style could influence political dynamics in Japan, or is the focus primarily on party policies?

No, I think neither of them. It's all the same no matter who becomes prime minister; fundamentally, it's supposed to be like that. People shouldn't expect the government to do something for them, as if it is their dad or mom. Instead, only minimal service should be provided by it to protect individual rights.

自然な表現

No, I think neither of them. It's all the same no matter who becomes prime minister; fundamentally, it's supposed to be like that. People shouldn't expect the government to do something for them, as if it is their dad or mom. Instead, only minimal service should be provided by it to protect individual rights.

1. "anticipate" is an alternative synonym you can use.

関連単語

  • a general election （総選挙）
  • give a speech（演説を行う）
  • run for the presidency（大統領選挙に出馬する）
  • an election campaign（選挙活動）
  • vote for　〜（〜に投票する）

関連フレーズ

  • The general election is scheduled to be held in 2 weeks.（2週間後に総選挙が行われる予定である。）
  • I can't make up my mind who to vote for.（誰に投票するかを決めるのは容易ではない。）
  • This election will bring upon a huge impact on our generation.（この選挙は、我々の世代に大きな影響を与えることになる。）
  • The ruling party plans to hold a general election.（与党は総選挙を行う予定です。）
  • The government has granted voting rights to those who are 18 years of age.（政府は18歳から選挙権を与えた。）

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