Observed arrival · 2026-10-08
A petition to reduce Daisen Town’s council seats
A campaign site explains a direct-request petition to reduce the number of seats on Daisen Town’s council from 16 to 14.
- For
- Daisen Town residents following the council-seat petition
- Worth noticing
- The page says 248 signatures are needed and notes that the stated October–December schedule is tentative pending official notice.
Field notes
The page lays out the statutory direct-request sequence: a representative applies, the town issues certification and notice, residents collect handwritten signatures, the election commission reviews them, and the mayor submits a proposed ordinance to the council. It gives a threshold of 248 signatures—one-fiftieth of eligible voters—and a tentative October–December timetable subject to official notice. The site explicitly says it is not collecting signatures; it presents the campaign’s proposal and process rather than a town-government service.
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