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Democratic Party's devastating defeat in Seoul-Busan mayoral elections... 'Moon Jae-in Lame Duck' seems to accelerate
Seoul Mayor Election Results Se-Hoon Oh 57.50%, Young-Seon Park 39.18%...The Democratic Party was a devastating defeat
-Reporter Park Jeong-dae
President Moon Jae-in's lame duck is expected to accelerate as candidates for the people's strength were overwhelmingly elected in the re-elections held in Seoul and Busan on April 7th. According to the figures of the election committee, in the 4¡¤7 re-election by-election, Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon and Busan Mayor Park Hyeong-jun were elected. Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon won 57.50%, and Democratic Party candidate Park Young-sun won 39.18%. In this election for the mayor of Seoul, Candidate Gyung young Huh of the National Revolutionary Party won the third place with 1.07% of the vote.
When looking at the election results to elect the mayor of Busan, candidate Park Hyung-jun was elected with 62.67 percent of the votes, while Democratic candidate Kim Young-chun received 34.42 percent, and Park Hyeong-jun was elected.
The Democratic Party's defeat in the Seoul Mayor-Busan Mayor's re-election election, and President Moon Jae-in's decline in approval ratings are concerned about the lame duck.
Competition between the opposition party's next presidential candidates is expected to become fierce as the power of the people wins in Seoul and Busan, where there are many voters, and it is highly likely that the rankings of inferior approval ratings among the passport presidential candidates discussed so far will be replaced.
Prospects for the next presidential election based on the results of the Seoul-Busan mayoral election
What will happen to the opposition presidential candidate union? Kang Won Kang, said on Facebook on April 7th, "Next year's regime change and opposition party submersions. Known opposition presidential candidates such as Ahn Chul-soo, Hong Joon-pyo, Yoo Seung-min, Won Hee-ryong are currently 2-5% approved On the other hand, Seok-Yeol Yoon and the passport runners in the lead are overwhelming the opposition runners with a 10-30% approval rating, and based on experience and statistical theory, the current opposition runners have the odds of winning next year's presidential election. For now, I think that the orderly competition and principled concessions that Ahn Cheol-soo showed in this election are the key to winning the presidential election, in other words, the process of electing the opposition presidential candidates through the separation of powers. Through orderly competition and principled concessions, they all become kingmakers with new figures such as Yoon Seok-yeol and Choi Jae-hyung as candidates. He predicted that if it was brought into a strategic symbiotic relationship, as the words of ì¤ì¨ð¤ì¨) or ¡®living with the enemy¡¯, it would be possible to promote the re-creation of the regime through grand consolidation of opposition powers.
He continued, ¡°The heads of the nationwide, Si-Gun-Gu lawmakers will be trembling ahead of the local election next year. The results of this by-election sweeping 25 districts in Seoul and 15 districts in Busan seem to be trembling with anxiety among city-province governors, mayoral governors, district heads, and city-gun-gu lawmakers across the country. For those who were easily elected with a picture of President Moon Jae-in on the signboard of the ruling party in the last election, the results of the vote in Seoul and Busan will be inevitable. In particular, there will be considerable fluctuations in the local government in the future as the public sentiment of this election showed the possibility that the political power structure of the Democratic Party in the region, which has been skewed to one side, will be overturned in the election next year. It is expected that their agitation will have a significant impact on the presidential election road.¡±