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Minor parties fail to break Korea's two-party mold with disappointing local election, by-election results
The June 3 local elections turned into a two-party affair for the liberal Democratic Party (DP) and the conservative People Power Party (PPP), leaving the country's smaller parties with almost nothing to show.
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koreatimes.co.kr
Local election results to decide fates of major party leaders - The Korea Times
The outcome of the local elections slated for Wednesday is decisive for each candidate. But it will also determine the political fate of major part...
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Rival parties make final push for support on eve of local elections - The Korea Times
The ruling and opposition parties made last-ditch appeals for support Tuesday, the eve of nationwide local elections, a vote widely seen as a test...
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koreajoongangdaily.joins.com
With one day before vote, parties warn candidates and campaign staff against last-minute gaffes
With the June 3 local elections a day away, both of Korea's major parties have sent the same message down the ranks: Don't become the story.
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hani.co.kr
Parties show humility in final appeals to voters, even as attacks on rivals continue
Democrats are on alert to avoid gaffes that could cost them while the PPP admitted having “fallen short” ahead of Wednesday’s local elections
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koreaherald.com
[Breaking] Cho Kuk leads tight three-way race in Pyeongtaek by-election: exit poll
Cho Kuk, chair of the Rebuilding Korea Party, was projected to narrowly win a National Assembly seat in Pyeongtaek B, edging out rivals from both major parties
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[BREAKING] Ruling party projected to win decisive sweep in local elections - The Korea Times
The ruling Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) is projected to take a clear lead in the June 3 elections, with an exit poll showing the party ahead in...
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DP set for resounding victory in Korea's local elections, exit polls suggest
The liberal Democratic Party (DP) looks set to win a resounding victory in Wednesday's local elections, according to a joint exit poll announced shortly after voting ended.
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[ED] Ruling party's sweeping win - The Korea Times
A year after Lee Jae Myung won the presidency in a snap election, the nation went to the polls again Wednesday to pick its leaders for local office...
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Ruling party projected to secure sweeping win in local elections - The Korea Times
The liberal ruling Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) is projected to dominate Wednesday’s local elections, with exit polls showing it leading in a ma...
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National Assembly by-elections carry weighty implications for conservative, progressive blocs
The political fates of potential heavyweights hung in the balance in Wednesday's National Assembly by-elections, with their victories or defeats carrying implic
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DP on track to win resounding victory in local elections, including Seoul mayor's race
The ruling Democratic Party (DP) was on track to secure sweeping victories in Wednesday’s local elections, reflecting strong nationwide voter support and bolstering President Lee…
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Democratic candidates lead major mayoral contests, exit poll shows
The ruling Democratic Party of Korea appeared poised for a sweeping victory in South Korea's June 3 local elections, according to exit polls released Wednesday,
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Ruling party headed for landslide victory in local elections - The Korea Times
The ruling Democratic Party (DP) was poised for a sweeping victory in the local elections in a crushing defeat for the main opposition People Power...
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DP nears nationwide sweep, with PPP reduced to southeastern base
South Korea’s ruling Democratic Party was heading for a landslide victory in Wednesday’s nationwide local elections, sweeping across much of the country while l
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DPK dominates local elections, wins 12 of 16 mayoral, provincial races - The Korea Times
The ruling Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) won 12 out of the country’s 16 mayor and provincial governor races in Wednesday’s local elections, accor...
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upi.com
People Power Party protests ballot shortage at Seoul polling stations - UPI.com
The People Power Party protested ballot shortages at Seoul polling stations, calling them a voting rights violation and pledging an investigation.
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DPK takes 18 of Seoul's 25 districts, reversing PPP majority - The Korea Times
The Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) was expected to win 18 of Seoul's 25 districts, reversing the People Power Party's (PPP) majority sweep in the...
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Ex-Justice Minister Cho Kuk loses parliamentary by-election bid - The Korea Times
Cho Kuk, leader of the Rebuilding Korea Party (RKP), failed in his bid to return to parliament in the by-election held alongside Wednesday's local...
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Ex-Minister Cho Kuk's political future uncertain after failed parliamentary comeback - The Korea Times
Cho Kuk, leader of the minor liberal Rebuilding Korea Party (RKP), failed in his bid to return to parliament in the by-election held alongside Wedn...
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[ED] Critical ballot shortage failure - The Korea Times
The ballot paper shortage that disrupted voting at multiple polling stations across Seoul during the June 3 local elections represents far more tha...