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[Column] What do people crying election fraud in Korea even want?
A specter is haunting Korea — the specter of stolen elections
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hani.co.kr
Furor over ballot shortage in Korea veers back into unfounded claims of stolen elections
Some have voiced concern that protests that had originally been focused on the infringement of voting rights of Koreans are being taken over by far-right conspiracy theorists…
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koreaherald.com
Ballot shortages expose NEC’s lack of review, contingency planning
South Korea's election watchdog reduced the number of ballots printed for election day without a formal review process, according to a report shared Wednesday.
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‘Stop the steal’: Right-wing conspiracists co-opt ballot shortage protests in Korea
Though their numbers continue to dwindle, protesters maintain a presence outside a ballot counting center in Seoul, where they wave US flags and hold up signs with slogans…
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Separating young people’s outrage at disenfranchisement from election denial in Korea’s ballot protests
Sensible outrage over voter disenfranchisement in last week’s local elections has been muddied by conspiracy theories about vote rigging, frustrating many young Koreans
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[Column] What do people crying election fraud in Korea even want?
A specter is haunting Korea — the specter of stolen elections
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english.hani.co.kr
[Editorial] Korean students show how to protest ballot fiasco without resorting to conspiracies
Far-right politicians seeking to exploit the movement for their own ends deserve to be denounced
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koreatimes.co.kr
Ballot shortage tests trust in Korea's election system: US expert - The Korea Times
SEATTLE — A ballot shortage that disrupted voting during South Korea's recent local elections could have longer-lasting consequences for public con...