South Korean local elections, 2018

South Korean local elections, 2018
13 June 2018
All 17 metropolitan mayors and governors
(All 3,977 seats of Provincial and Municipal leaders and Assemblies)
Turnout 60.2% Increase 3.4%

  First party Second party Third party
 
Leader Choo Mi-ae Hong Jun-pyo Cho Bae-sook
Party Democratic Liberty Korea Democracy and Peace
Regional
offices		 8 governors
6 met. mayors		 1 governors
1 met. mayors		 0
Regional
offices +/–		 Increase 3 governors
Increase 2 met. mayors		 Decrease 2 governors
Decrease 3 met. mayors		 New party
Mayors 151 53 5
Mayors +/– Increase 71 Decrease 64 New party
Legislators 652 (P)
1,638 (M)		 137 (P)
1009 (M)		 3 (P)
49 (M)
Legislators +/– Increase 303 (P)
Increase 481 (M)		 Decrease 279 (P)
Decrease 404 (M)		 New party
  Fourth party Fifth party
 
Leader Lee Jeong-mi Yoo Seung-min (pictured)
Park Joo-sun
Party Justice Bareunmirae
Regional
offices		 0 0
Regional
offices +/–		 Steady 0 New party
Mayors 0 0
Mayors +/– Steady 0 New party
Legislators 11 (P)
26 (M)		 5 (P)
21 (M)
Legislators +/– Increase 11 (P)
Increase 15 (M)		 New party
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The 7th local elections were held in South Korea on 13 June 2018. The election coincided with the by-elections for the vacant seats in the National Assembly.[1]

Candidates

Bold text on the candidate's name indicates that a candidate has won as governor/met. mayor.

Candidates/Parliamentary Parties Others
Seoul Park Won-soon Kim Moon-soo Ahn Cheol-soo Kim Jong-min Kim Jin-sook (Minjung)
In Jie-yeun (Korean Patriots)
Sin Jie-ye (Greens)
Busan Oh Keo-don Suh Byung-soo Lee Sung-guen Park Joo-mi Lee Jong-hyuk (Independent)
Daegu Im Dae-yun Kwon Young-jin Kim hyung-gi
Incheon Park Nam-chun Yoo Jung-bok Moon Byung-ho Kim Eung-ho
Gwangju Lee Young-sup Jeon Duk-young Na Gyung-che Yoon Min-ho (Minjung)
Daejeon Heo Tae-jung Park Sung-hyo Nam Choung-hee Kim Yoon-gi
Ulsan Song Cheol-ho Kim Ki-hyun Lee Young-hee Kim Chang-hyun (Minjung)
Sejong City Lee Choon-hee Song Ae-yong Hu Chul-hue
Gyeonggi Province Lee Jae-myung Nam Kyung-pil Kim Yung-hwan Lee Hong-ue Hong Seong-gyu (Minjung)
Gangwon Province Choi Moon-soon Jung Chang-soo
North Chungcheong Province Lee Si-jong Park Kyung-guk Shin Yong-han
South Chungcheong Province Yang Seung-jo Lee In-je
North Jeolla Province Song Ha-jin Shin Jae-bong Im Jung-yeop Kwon Tae-hong Lee Kwang-seok (Minjung)
South Jeolla Province Kim Young-rok Park Mae-ho Min Young-sam Noh Hyung-tae Lee Sung-soo (Minjung)
North Gyeongsang Province Oe Jung-gi Lee Cheol-woo Kwon Oe-eul Park Chang-ho Yoo Jae-hi (Korean Patriots)
South Gyeongsang Province Kim Kyung-Soo Kim Tae-ho Kim Yoo-geun
Jeju Moon Dae-rim Kim Bang-hoon Jang Seong-cheol Won Hee-ryong (Independent)
Ko Eun-young (Greens)

Results

DPK : 12,996,529 votes, 51.42% LKP : 7,017,554 votes, 27.76% JPK : 2,267,690 votes, 8.97% BMP : 1,973,141 votes, 7.81% PDP : 385,202 votes, 1.52% MJP : 245,477 votes, 0.97% GPK : 175,988 votes, 0.70% ↑parties that got more than 5% of the votes

References

  1. ↑ "<막 오른 지방선거 레이스>재보선 10곳 이상 내년 지방선거는 거물급'미니총선'". 문화일보. Naver. Retrieved 25 December 2017.
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