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Yokohama faces $9.8 mil. election bill after mayor resigns over harassment
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· September 9, 2026
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Key points The resignation is now official, following the unanimous decision at the meeting on September 7. A mayor's resignation has been approved.
A mayor's resignation has been approved. This decision was made at a meeting where all members were in agreement. The outcome of this meeting was the mayor's resignation.
Further details about the situation are available from the source. A significant financial impact is expected, with a large sum of money involved.
The resignation is now official, following the unanimous decision at the meeting on September 7.
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