在周日众议院选举中，日本自民党在比例代表部分面临罕见情况。尽管获得相当于81个席位的选票，但候选人不足导致将14个席位让给其他政党。此类情况在以往选举中并不常见。
周日众议院选举的比例代表部分共有176席。自民党获得67席，比前届2024年大选增加8席。然而，尽管选票支持81席，但仅派出319名候选人（比之前增加34名），因候选人短缺将14席让给其他政党。
日本自民党在大胜后让出14个比例席位给其他政党
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