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The '''Senbatsu Election''' <small>(選抜総選挙)</small> (also known as Senbatsu Sousenkyo) is an annual event where fans can vote for their favorite [[AKB48]], [[SKE48]], [[NMB48]], [[HKT48]], [[NGT48]], [[STU48]], or [[Team Kaigai]] member, analogous to a popularity contest. The members who receive the most votes are announced on the day of the election, but votes are submitted beforehand. <br>
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The '''Senbatsu Election''' <small>(選抜総選挙)</small> (also known as Senbatsu Sousenkyo) is an annual event where fans can vote for their favorite member, analogous to a popularity contest. The members who receive the most votes are announced on the day of the election, but votes are submitted beforehand.  
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Currently, the 80 members who have the most votes are then grouped:  [[Senbatsu]] (#1~#16), [[Undergirls]] (#17~#32), [[Next Girls]] (#33~48), [[Future Girls]] (#49~#64) and [[Upcoming Girls]] (#65~#80). Each of these five groups releases their own song and music video for the following single.  
 
  
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[[JKT48]] have their own [[JKT48 Senbatsu Election|Senbatsu Election]], known as "Pemilihan member".  
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The term is primarily used to refer to [[AKB48]]'s Senbatsu Election. In this election, all members of the Japan-based [[48 Groups]] are eligible to participate. The format of the election changed throughout the years, but at the most recent election, the 80 members who had the most votes were grouped into units:  [[Senbatsu]] (#1-#16), [[Undergirls]] (#17-#32), [[Next Girls]] (#33-#48), [[Future Girls]] (#49-#64) and [[Upcoming Girls]] (#65-#80). Each of those five groups released their own song and music video on the following single. To commemorate the 10th Senbatsu Election in 2018, a sixth unit called the [[10th World Senbatsu General Election Commemorative Category‎]] (#81-#100) was added. The "Senbatsu" unit was also rebranded as "Sekai Senbatsu" due to AKB48 groups outside of Japan being allowed to participate.
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[[SNH48]] also have their own [[SNH48 Senbatsu Election|Senbatsu Election]].
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[[MNL48]] also have their own [[MNL48 Senbatsu Election|Senbatsu Election]].
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In 2019, AKB48 cancelled the Senbatsu Election, and they have not hosted the event since the announcement.
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[[BNK48]] also have their own [[BNK48 Senbatsu Election|Senbatsu Election]].
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Other groups have also hosted their own Senbatsu Elections:
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* [[NAMBATTLE2 ~Ai~|Click here]] to see [[NMB48]]'s Senbatsu Election, originally hosted as part of [[NAMBATTLE2 ~Gamushara ni Narana NMB Chauyaro!~]].
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* [[JKT48 Senbatsu Election|Click here]] to see [[JKT48]] Senbatsu Elections, known as "Pemilihan member".  
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* [[BNK48 Senbatsu Election|Click here]] to see [[BNK48]] Senbatsu Elections.
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* [[MNL48 Senbatsu Election|Click here]] to see [[MNL48]] Senbatsu Elections.
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* [[AKB48 Team SH Senbatsu Election|Click here]] to see [[AKB48 Team SH]] Senbatsu Elections.
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* [[SNH48 Senbatsu Election|Click here]] to see [[SNH48]] Senbatsu Elections.
  
 
==Results==
 
==Results==
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:: ''See also: [[List of ranked Senbatsu Election members]]''
 
* [[AKB48 13th Single Senbatsu Sousenkyo ～Kamisama ni Chikatte Gachi desu～]]  
 
* [[AKB48 13th Single Senbatsu Sousenkyo ～Kamisama ni Chikatte Gachi desu～]]  
 
**[[Senbatsu]] (21 members), [[Undergirls]] (9 members)
 
**[[Senbatsu]] (21 members), [[Undergirls]] (9 members)
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**321 members participating
 
**321 members participating
 
** '''Winner''' ([[Center]] for '''[[＃SukiNanda]]'''): '''[[Sashihara Rino]]'''
 
** '''Winner''' ([[Center]] for '''[[＃SukiNanda]]'''): '''[[Sashihara Rino]]'''
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**First AKB48 Senbatsu of [[Ogino Yuka]], [[Souda Sarina]], and [[Honma Hinata]]
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**First AKB48 Senbatsu of [[Ogino Yuka]], [[Soda Sarina]], and [[Homma Hinata]]
 
* [[AKB48 53rd Single Sekai Senbatsu Sousenkyo 〜Sekai no Center wa Dare da?〜]] <small>(First time including 48 groups outside Japan)</small>  
 
* [[AKB48 53rd Single Sekai Senbatsu Sousenkyo 〜Sekai no Center wa Dare da?〜]] <small>(First time including 48 groups outside Japan)</small>  
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**[[Senbatsu|Sekai Senbatsu]] (16 members), [[Undergirls]] (16 members), [[Next Girls]] (16 members), [[Future Girls]] (16 members), [[Upcoming Girls]] (16 members), [[10th World Senbatsu General Election Commemorative Category‎|The 10th AKB48 Sekai Senbatsu Sousenkyo Kinen Waku]] (20 members)
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**[[Senbatsu|Sekai Senbatsu]] (16 members), [[Undergirls]] (16 members), [[Next Girls]] (16 members), [[Future Girls]] (16 members), [[Upcoming Girls]] (16 members), [[10th World Senbatsu General Election Commemorative Category‎]] (20 members)
 
**339 members participating
 
**339 members participating
 
** '''Winner''' ([[Center]] for '''[[Sentimental Train]]'''): '''[[Matsui Jurina]]'''
 
** '''Winner''' ([[Center]] for '''[[Sentimental Train]]'''): '''[[Matsui Jurina]]'''
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== Trivia ==
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* A total of 215 members ranked in the Senbatsu Election (235 members when including #81~#100 in 2016 or 2017, or #101~#120 in 2018).
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** 52 members ranked Senbatsu in at least one election.
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* [[Maeda Atsuko]], [[Oshima Yuko]], [[Sashihara Rino]], [[Watanabe Mayu]], and [[Matsui Jurina]] were the only members to rank first-place.
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* [[Matsui Jurina]] and [[Minegishi Minami]] were the only members to rank in all ten elections.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 11:53, 2 November 2022

The Senbatsu Election (選抜総選挙) (also known as Senbatsu Sousenkyo) is an annual event where fans can vote for their favorite member, analogous to a popularity contest. The members who receive the most votes are announced on the day of the election, but votes are submitted beforehand.

The term is primarily used to refer to AKB48's Senbatsu Election. In this election, all members of the Japan-based 48 Groups are eligible to participate. The format of the election changed throughout the years, but at the most recent election, the 80 members who had the most votes were grouped into units: Senbatsu (#1-#16), Undergirls (#17-#32), Next Girls (#33-#48), Future Girls (#49-#64) and Upcoming Girls (#65-#80). Each of those five groups released their own song and music video on the following single. To commemorate the 10th Senbatsu Election in 2018, a sixth unit called the 10th World Senbatsu General Election Commemorative Category‎ (#81-#100) was added. The "Senbatsu" unit was also rebranded as "Sekai Senbatsu" due to AKB48 groups outside of Japan being allowed to participate.

In 2019, AKB48 cancelled the Senbatsu Election, and they have not hosted the event since the announcement.

Other groups have also hosted their own Senbatsu Elections:

Results

See also: List of ranked Senbatsu Election members

Trivia

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