Korean General Election 2022: Minor Political Parties Make Last-Minute Appeals for Support

2024-04-09 18:02:33

On the 9th, a day before the April 10 general election, minor political parties made a last-minute appeal for support. Kim Jun-woo, chairman of the standing election committee of the Green Justice Party, said at a press conference at the National Assembly on this day, “If the Green Justice Party fails to enter the National Assembly and collapses, the voice of progressive politics will disappear,” and added, “Please protect the Green Justice Party, the party that can most justly judge the government.” “He said. Chairman Kim also said, “The Green Justice Party kept its principles and did not participate in a coalition against satellite political parties.” Chairman Kim and other leaders later moved to Goyang-gap, Gyeonggi Province, where candidate Sim Sang-jung was running, and held an all-out campaign until the evening. Candidate Shim said, “I will become the only third-party, fifth-term politician in Korean political history and devote my last efforts to Go Yang-gap.”

(From left) Sim Sang-jeong, Lee Nak-yeon, Lee Jun-seok, Cho Kuk

Oh Young-hwan, chairman of the New Future General Election Committee, said at a press conference at the National Assembly that day, “Please remember our sincerity and choose New Future as number 6.” He said, “If you choose, I will keep this promise,” and “I will end the politics of extreme confrontation and restore the politics of dialogue and cooperation.” Chairman Oh held his last campaign rally in Bucheon-eul, Gyeonggi Province, where candidate Seol Hoon was running. He appealed for his support, saying, “Rep. Seol has shown himself as a serious adult who speaks with conviction within the party.” Candidate Lee Nak-yeon, who is running for Gwangsan-eul in Gwangju, said, “When conservatives and progressives struggle after the general election, someone must take the center stage,” and added, “There must be at least one person and one political party without judicial risk so that we can move on.”

Chun Ha-ram, head of the New Reform Party’s election campaign committee, said at a press conference at the National Assembly, “A golden cross (approval rating reversal) is occurring in Hwaseong-eul, Gyeonggi Province, where candidate Lee Jun-seok is running,” and “the approval ratings are tight.” Chairman Cheon said, “Lee Jun-seok and Cheon Ha-ram without badges have played a role as good as many National Assembly members,” and “Lee Jun-seok and Cheon Ha-ram with badges can play the role of more than 10 National Assembly members who only eat.” He said, “The New Reform Party, number 7, is a party of small-minded politicians who have become an endangered species,” and added, “Please save us.” The leaders of the New Reform Party gathered in Hwaseong-eul for candidate Lee Jun-seok this evening and held their last campaign rally. Candidate Lee Jun-seok, who campaigned without stopping for 48 hours, said, “If Dongtan chooses change, it will become the number one political center in Korea.”

On this day, Cho Kuk, representative of the Fatherland Innovation Party, started in Busan, went through Daegu and Gwangju, and held his final campaign at the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts in Seoul. Representative Cho said, “If the pan-opposition party secures 200 seats (the veto is neutralized) and the ‘Kim Kun-hee Special Prosecutor Act’ is passed, we will see Kim Kun-hee appear in court in the second half of the year.” Representative Cho said, “(If the pan-opposition party wins 200 seats), the first thing to do is not constitutional amendment. “President Yoon Seok-yeol has been abusing his veto,” he said, referring to the Kim Geon-hee and Itaewon special prosecutors’ law and the yellow envelope law. Representative Cho said, “Once we have 200 seats, the first thing we will do is reject President Yoon’s veto.” Representative Cho said of the current government, “I cannot help but say that it is a dictatorship because instead of guns and swords, they use search and seizure, arrests, detentions, tax investigations, and ‘silencing’.”

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