Partai Demokrat Liberal (Jepang)

partai politik di Jepang
(Dialihkan dari LDP)

Partai Demokrat Liberal Jepang (自由民主党, Jiyū-Minshutō), sering kali disingkat menjadi LDP atau Jimintō (自民党), adalah sebuah partai politik di Jepang yang berideologi konservatif.[36]

Partai Demokrat Liberal
自由民主党 atau 自民党
Jiyū-Minshutō atau Jimintō
SingkatanLDP
PresidenShigeru Ishiba
Wakil PresidenYoshihide Suga
Sekretaris Jenderal Hiroshi Moriyama
Ketua di Dewan PenasihatMasakazu Sekiguchi
Dibentuk15 November 1955; 69 tahun lalu (1955-11-15)
Digabungkan dari
Kantor pusat11-23, Nagatachō 1-chome, Chiyoda, Tokyo 100-8910, Jepang
Surat kabarJiyū Minshu[1]
Keanggotaan (2022)Kenaikan 1,136,445[2]
IdeologiFaksi:
Ultranasionalisme[13][18][19]
Konservatisme sosial[20][21][22]
Liberalisme[23][24]
Posisi politikSayap kanan[25][a]
Warna  Merah[a][26] dan   Hijau[b][27]
Himne"われら"[28] ("We")
Anggota Dewan Penasihat
113 / 245
Anggota Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat
285 / 465
Anggota majelis prefektur[29]
1.301 / 2.668
Anggota majelis desa, kota, dan kotamadya[29]
2.180 / 29.762
Lambang pemilu
Situs web
jimin.jp

^ a: Partai Demokrat Liberal adalah sebuah partai tenda besar berideologi konservatif.[30][31] LDP juga dideskripsikan sebagai partai berporos kanan tengah,[32] tetapi LDP memiliki faksi berporos kanan jauh[33] dan ultrakonservatif,[34] dan banyak anggotanya merupakan bagian dari Nippon Kaigi, serta faksi-faksi yang lebih berporos ke politik sentris.[35]

LDP hampir terus-menerus berkuasa sejak didirikan pada tahun 1955—periode yang disebut Sistem 1955—dengan pengecualian antara periode tahun 1993 sampai 1994, dan lagi dari tahun 2009 sampai 2012. Pada pemilihan umum tahun 2012, LDP kembali memegang kendali atas pemerintahan. LDP merebut 285 kursi di majelis rendah dan 113 kursi di majelis tinggi, dan setelah berkoalisi dengan Komeito, mereka berhasil meraih status supermayoritas atau memiliki dua per tiga suara di kedua majelis tersebut. Selain Perdana Menteri Shinzo Abe, banyak anggota serta mantan menteri LDP juga menjadi bagian dari Nippon Kaigi, sebuah organisasi ultranasionalis dan pendukung sistem monarki.[18][37]

Sejarah

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Tahun-tahun awal

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Konvensi pembentukan LDP pada tanggal 15 November 1955

LDP dibentuk pada tahun 1955 sebagai hasil merger antara dua partai politik di Jepang—yaitu Partai Liberal (自由党, Jiyutō, 1945–1955, yang dipimpin oleh Shigeru Yoshida) dan Partai Demokrat Jepang (日本民主党, Nihon Minshutō, 1954–1955, yang dipimpin oleh Ichirō Hatoyama)—yang masing-masing merupakan partai beraliran konservatif berporos sayap kanan, sebagai front terdepan untuk menghadapi partai yang populer pada saat itu, Partai Sosialis Jepang (日本社会党, Nipponshakaitō), sekarang menjadi Partai Demokrat Sosial (社会民主党, Shakaiminshutō). LDP memenangkan pemilihan umum yang berikutnya, dan mereka membentuk pemerintahan konservatif Jepang pertama dengan status mayoritas di parlemen pada tahun 1955. LDP akan terus mempertahankan status pemerintahan mayoritas mereka di parlemen sampai tahun 1993.

LDP mulai mereformasi hubungan Jepang di kancah internasional, dimulai dari masuknya Jepang ke Perserikatan Bangsa-Bangsa, sampai menjalin hubungan diplomatik dengan Uni Soviet. Para pemimpin LDP pada dekade tahun 1950-an juga menjadikan LDP sebagai partai utama pemerintahan, dan pada seluruh pemilihan umum dekade tahun 1950-an, LDP memenangkan suara mayoritas. Satu-satunya pihak oposisi berasal dari partai berporos politik sayap kiri, yang terdiri dari Partai Sosialis Jepang dan Partai Komunis Jepang.

Dari dekade tahun 1950-an sampai 1970-an, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) dari Amerika Serikat menghabiskan jutaan dolar dalam rangka mempengaruhi pemilihan umum di Jepang agar bisa memberikan LDP keuntungan terhadap partai-partai berporos kiri seperti Partai Sosialis Jepang dan Partai Komunis Jepang,[38][39] meskipun fakta tersebut baru terungkap ketika The New York Times mengeksposnya pada pertengahan dekade tahun 1990-an.[40]

Struktur

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Kepemimpinan

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Posisi Nama Faksi
Presiden Yoshihide Suga Hosoda (Seiwa Seisaku Kenkyū-kai)
Deputi Pemimpin Masahiko Kōmura Asō (Shikō-kai)
Sekretaris Jenderal Toshihiro Nikai Nikai (Shisui-kai)
Wakil Sekretaris Jenderal Kōichi Hagiuda Hosoda
Deputi Sekretaris Jenderal Motoo Hayashi Asō
Katsutoshi Kaneda Takeshita (Heisei Kenkyū-kai)
Naoki Okada Hosoda
Ketua Dewan Penelitian Urusan Kebijakan Fumio Kishida Kishida (Kōchi-kai)
Ketua Komite Urusan Keuangan Yūji Yamamoto Ishiba (Suigetsu-kai)
Ketua Komite Kampanye Pemilihan Umum Ryū Shionoya Hosoda
Manajer Umum Organisasi Partai Taimei Yamaguchi Takeshita
Manajer Umum Hubungan Masyarakat Takuya Hirai Kishida
Ketua Komite Urusan Diet Hiroshi Moriyama Ishihara (Kinmirai Seiji Kenkyū-kai)
Ketua Penegak Partai Akiko Santō Asō
Ketua Dewan Perwakilan Umum Hajime Funada Takeshita
Ketua Dewan Urusan Umum Wataru Takeshita Takeshita
Ketua Dewan Umum Majelis Gabungan Hidehisa Otsuji Takeshita
Ketua Dewan Umum Majelis Seiko Hashimoto Hosoda
Sekretaris Jenderal Umum Majelis Hiromi Yoshida Takeshita
Ketua Dewan Urusan Kebijakan Majelis Keizō Takemi Asō
Ketua Komite Urusan Diet Majelis Masakazu Sekiguchi Takeshita
Direktur Sekolah Lulusan Politik Pusat Takeshi Iwaya Asō

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Keanggotaan

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LDP memiliki lebih dari lima juta anggota partai pada tahun 1990. Hingga bulan Desember 2017, keanggotaan partai menurun menjadi sekitar satu juta anggota.[41]

Presiden

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Terkecuali Yohei Kono dan Sadakazu Tanigaki, setiap Presiden LDP (自由民主党総裁, Jiyū-Minshutō Sōsai)[42] pernah menjabat sebagai Perdana Menteri Jepang.

No. Nama Periode jabatan Hasil pemilihan Foto
Mulai Selesai
Partai pendahulu: Partai Demokrat (1954) & Partai Liberal (1950)
Komite Kepemimpinan Sementara
Ichirō Hatoyama 15 November 1955 5 April 1956 Komite Kepemimpinan Sementara  
Bukichi Miki  
Banboku Oono
Taketora Ogata 28 Januari 1956  
Tsuruhei Matsuno 10 Februari 1956 5 April 1956
Pemimpin
1 Ichirō Hatoyama 5 April 1956 14 Desember 1956
Ichirō Hatoyama – 394
Nobusuke Kishi – 4
Lainnya – 15
 
2 Tanzan Ishibashi 14 Desember 1956 21 Maret 1957
Putaran 1
Nobusuke Kishi – 223
Tanzan Ishibashi – 151
Mitsujiro Ishii – 137
Putaran 2
Tanzan Ishibashi – 258
Nobusuke Kishi – 251
 
3 Nobusuke Kishi 21 Maret 1957 14 Juli 1960
1957
Nobusuke Kishi – 471
Kenzō Matsumura – 2
Tokutaro Kitamura – 1
Mitsujirō Ishii – 1
1959
Nobusuke Kishi – 320
Kenzō Matsumura – 166
Lainnya – 5
 
4 Hayato Ikeda 14 Juli 1960 1 Desember 1964
Putaran 1 1960
Hayato Ikeda – 246
Mitsujirō Ishii – 194
Aiichirō Fujiyama – 49
Lainnya – 7
Putaran 2 1960
Hayato Ikeda – 302
Mitsujirō Ishii – 194
1962
Hayato Ikeda – 391
Eisaku Satō – 17
Lainnya – 20
Juli 1964
Hayato Ikeda – 242
Eisaku Satō – 160
Aiichirō Fujiyama – 72
Hirokichi Nadao – 1
 
5 Eisaku Satō 1 Desember 1964 5 Juli 1972
November 1964
Eisaku Satō –  Y
Aiichirō Fujiyama –  T
Ichirō Kōno –  T
1966
Eisaku Satō – 289
Aiichirō Fujiyama – 89
Shigesaburō Maeo – 47
Hirokichi Nadao – 11
Uichi Noda – 9
Lainnya – 5
1968
Eisaku Satō – 249
Takeo Miki – 107
Shigesaburō Maeo – 95
Lainnya – 25
1970
Eisaku Satō – 353
Takeo Miki – 111
Lainnya – 3
 
6 Kakuei Tanaka 5 Juli 1972 4 Desember 1974
Tanaka Kakuei – 282
Takeo Fukuda – 180
 
7 Takeo Miki 4 Desember 1974 23 Desember 1976
1974
Takeo Miki –  Y
Takeo Fukuda –  T
Masayoshi Ōhira –  T
Yasuhiro Nakasone –  T
 
8 Takeo Fukuda 23 Desember 1976 1 Desember 1978
1976
Takeo Fukuda –  Y
Masayoshi Ōhira –  T
 
9 Masayoshi Ōhira
(Died in office)
1 Desember 1978 12 Juni 1980
Putaran 1
Masayoshi Ōhira – 748
Fukuda Takeo – 638
Yasuhiro Nakasone – 93
Toshio Kōmoto – 46
Putaran 2
Tanpa lawan
 
Eiichi Nishimura 12 Juni 1980 15 Juli 1980 Pejabat sementara  
10 Zenkō Suzuki 15 Juli 1980 25 November 1982
Putaran 1
Zenko Suzuki –  Y
Kiichi Miyazawa –  T
Yasuhiro Nakasone –  T
Toshio Kōmoto –  T
Putaran 2
Tanpa lawan
 
11 Yasuhiro Nakasone 25 November 1982 31 Oktober 1987
Putaran 1 1982
Yasuhiro Nakasone – 57.6% (559,673)
Toshio Kōmoto – 27.2% (265,078)
Shintarō Abe – 8.2% (80,443)
Ichirō Nakagawa – 6.8% (66,041)
Putaran 2 1982
Tanpa lawan
1984
Mundur tanpa menentang
1986
1-year Extension
 
12 Noboru Takeshita 31 Oktober 1987 2 Juni 1989
1987
Noboru Takeshita –  Y
Shintarō Abe –  T
Kiichi Miyazawa –  T
 
13 Sōsuke Uno 2 Juni 1989 8 Agustus 1989
1989
Sōsuke Uno –  Y
Masayoshi Itō –  T
 
14 Toshiki Kaifu 8 Agustus 1989 30 Oktober 1991
Putaran 1
Toshiki Kaifu – 279
Yoshirō Hayashi – 120
Shintarō Ishihara – 48
Putaran 2
Tanpa lawan
 
15 Kiichi Miyazawa 31 Oktober 1991 29 Juli 1993
Kiichi Miyazawa – 285
Michio Wantanabe – 120
Hiroshi Mitsuzuka – 87
 
16 Yōhei Kōno 29 Juli 1993 1 Oktober 1995
Putaran 1
Yōhei Kōno – 208
Michio Wantanabe – 159
Putaran 2
Tanpa lawan
 
17 Ryutaro Hashimoto 1 Oktober 1995 24 Juli 1998
1995
Ryutaro Hashimoto – 304
Junichiro Koizumi – 87
1997
Mundur tanpa menentang
 
18 Keizō Obuchi 24 Juli 1998 5 April 2000
1998
Keizō Obuchi – 225
Seiroku Kajiyama – 102
Junichiro Koizumi – 84
1999
Keizō Obuchi – 350
Koichi Kato – 113
Taku Yamasaki – 51
 
19 Yoshirō Mori 5 April 2000 24 April 2001
2000
Yoshirō Mori –  Y
Mikio Aoki –  T
Masakuni Murakami –  T
Hiromu Nonaka –  T
Shizuka Kamei –  T
 
20 Junichiro Koizumi 24 April 2001 20 September 2006
Putaran 1 2001
Junichiro Koizumi – 298
Ryutaro Hashimoto – 155
Tarō Asō – 31
Putaran 2 2001
Tanpa lawan
2003
Junichiro Koizumi – 339
Shizuka Kamei – 139
Takao Fujii – 65
Masahiko Kōmura – 54
 
21 Shinzo Abe 20 September 2006 26 September 2007
Shinzo Abe – 464
Tarō Asō – 136
Sadakazu Tanigaki – 102
 
22 Yasuo Fukuda 26 September 2007 22 September 2008
Yasuo Fukuda – 330
Tarō Asō – 197
 
23 Tarō Asō 22 September 2008 16 September 2009
Tarō Asō – 351
Kaoru Yosano – 66
Yuriko Koike – 46
Nobuteru Ishihara – 37
Shigeru Ishiba – 25
 
24 Sadakazu Tanigaki 28 September 2009 26 September 2012
Sadakazu Tanigaki – 300
Taro Kono – 144
Yasutoshi Nishimura – 54
 
21 Shinzo Abe 26 September 2012 September 2020
Putaran 1 2012
Shinzo Abe – 464
Shigeru Ishiba – 199
Nobuteru Ishihara – 96
Nobutaka Machimura 34
Yoshimasa Hayashi – 27
Putaran 2 2012
Shinzo Abe – 108
Shigeru Ishiba – 89
2015
Mundur tanpa menentang
Shinzo Abe – 553
Shigeru Ishiba – 254
 
25 Yoshihide Suga 14 September 2020 30 September 2021
Yoshihide Suga – 377
Fumio Kishida – 89
Shigeru Ishiba – 68
 
26 Fumio Kishida 30 September 2021 Petahana

Putaran 1 2021
Fumio Kishida – 256
Taro Kono – 255
Sanae Takaichi – 188
Seiko Noda – 63

Putaran 2 2021
Fumio Kishida – 257
Taro Kono – 170
 

Lihat pula

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Catatan

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  1. ^ sejak 2017
  2. ^ sebelum 2017 dan khusus situs web bahasa inggris

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