A total of 243,665 people voted out of 500,603 voters.
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On the afternoon of the 11th, the day of the Gangseo-gu mayor by-election in Seoul, counting staff and other officials are opening ballot boxes to begin the vote counting process at the ballot counting booth set up at the indoor badminton court at the Magok Leisure Sports Center in Gangseo-gu, Seoul. yunhap news
With the vote counting rate for the Gangseo-gu District Office by-election in Seoul being 43.76%, Democratic Party candidate Jin Hyo-hoon is ranked first in vote percentage.
According to the National Election Commission on the 11th, candidate Jin received 62.20% of the votes (66,060 votes), and People Power Party candidate Kim Tae-woo received 33.90% (36,008 votes). Candidate Jin is ahead of Candidate Kim by 28.3 percentage points (p).
A total of 243,665 people voted out of 500,603 voters, and the final voter turnout was tentatively calculated to be 48.7%.
This election was held after Candidate Kim, as a member of the Blue House’s special inspection team during the Moon Jae-in administration, exposed suspicions about the special investigation team’s obstruction of an inspection, but was found guilty by the Supreme Court last May and lost his position as district mayor.
2023-10-11 14:23:44
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