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South Korea’s ruling party confirms the start of the election campaign for the next presidential candidate_Democratic Party

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Original title: South Korea’s ruling party confirms the start of the election campaign for the next presidential candidate

China News Service, October 10th. According to Korean media reports, the 20th general election of the Republic of Korea’s ruling Common Democratic Party ended on the 10th, and the governor of Gyeonggi Province Lee Jae-myung was elected as the Democratic Party’s presidential candidate. This kicked off the election campaign.

According to reports, the Democratic Party held its next general election at Seoul Olympic Park on the same day. In the party’s primary election, the Seoul station elected Lee Jae-ming, who had barely more than half of the votes, as the presidential candidate.

Data map: South Korean President Moon Jae-in.Photo courtesy of the Blue House

Li Zaiming stated that he will work to gather forces that have turned against the goal due to the party’s primary elections for some time to come. He emphasized the need to continue the destiny of a “democratic government”, strive to establish a “fourth democratic government”, and complete the reform of the Moon Jae-in government, and appealed for support and concerted efforts.

It is reported that the Democratic Party takes the lead among the ruling and opposition parties to determine the presidential candidate. The National Forces, the largest opposition party, will select candidates on the 5th of next month. The Justice Party will announce the results of the candidate run-off vote on the 12th of this month. The leader of the Nationalist Party, An Cheol-soo, is considering whether to run for president.

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Some analysts say that South Korea’s progressive and conservative camps will win over the forces of the various camps and eventually form a two-power battle for hegemony. However, neither the ruling party nor the opposition has a candidate with a support rate of more than 30%, and the election is likely to fall into a melee.Return to Sohu to see more

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