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Police called to Gyeonggi polling stations for reported disturbances, suspected election fraud
Police received 17 calls from polling stations across Gyeonggi Province in the four hours after voting for the 2026 local elections opened Wednesday morning, including reports of disturbances, suspected election fraud and unauthorized photography.
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upi.com
Police refer 33 election crime suspects to prosecutors - UPI.com
Gyeonggi police referred 33 election crime suspects to prosecutors and are investigating 476 others ahead of South Korea's June 3 vote.
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Seoul police investigate 304 election crime cases - UPI.com
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koreajoongangdaily.joins.com
Voter turnout for 2026 local elections stands at 11 percent as of 10 a.m.
Polling for the 2026 local elections began simultaneously across 14,288 voting stations nationwide at 6 a.m. on Wednesday — with some voters already lining up before the doors…
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Police called to Gyeonggi polling stations for reported disturbances, suspected election fraud
Police received 17 calls from polling stations across Gyeonggi Province in the four hours after voting for the 2026 local elections opened Wednesday morning, including reports of…
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koreatimes.co.kr
Police receive 312 voting-related reports on election day - The Korea Times
Police said Wednesday they received a total of 312 voting-related reports complaining of misbehavior or inconveniences during local elections held...
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South Korean Police receive 213 election-related reports by noon - UPI.com
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