Proportional representation (South Korean constituency)

Proportional representation (Korean: 비례대표) is a proportional representation constituency of the National Assembly of South Korea. The constituency consists of South Korea (nationwide).

Proportional representation
Proportional representation constituency
for the National Assembly
District(s)South Korea
RegionNationwide
Current constituency
Created1963 (first)
2004 (current system)
Seats56 (2004–2008)
54 (2008–2016)
47 (2016–present)
Member(s)[1]

It is a party-list proportional representation, adopt a closed list system.

History

The nationwide proportional representation system was introduced for the first time in the 1963 election. The system at that time was to allocate proportional representation seats according to the percentage of votes won by each party in the single-member constituency.

However, on 19 July 2001, the Constitutional Court ruled the system unconstitutional that it is against the principle of democracy to regard support for a candidate of single-member constituency as support for the party to which the candidate belongs.[2][3]

Thus, the Public Election Act was revised to separate single-member constituency and proportional representation votes and applied from the 2004 election.

In addition, half of seats of the proportional representation was allocated to the first party until the 1988 election, but it was abolished in 1990.

Members of the National Assembly
Members for Proportional representation (2004–present)
Election Distribution
2004
DLP Uri MDP GNP
8 23 4 21
2008
DLP DP CKP LFP GNP Pro-Park
3 15 2 4 22 8
2012
UPP DUP LFP Saenuri
6 21 2 25
2016
JP DP PP Saenuri
4 13 13 17

Election results

Summary
Summary of Proportional representation results (2004–present)
Election 1st party 2nd party 3rd party 4th party 5th party 6th party Source
2004 Uri Grand National Democratic Labor Millennium Democratic None None [4]
Votes8,145,814 Votes7,613,660 Votes2,774,061 Votes1,510,178
%
38.3%
 %
35.8%
 %
13.0%
 %
7.1%
Seats23 Seats21 Seats8 Seats4
2008 Grand National Democratic Pro-Park Liberty Forward Democratic Labor Creative Korea [5]
Votes6,421,727 Votes4,313,645 Votes2,258,750 Votes1,173,463 Votes973,445 Votes651,993
%
37.5%
 %
25.2%
 %
13.2%
 %
6.8%
 %
5.7%
 %
3.8%
Seats22 Seats15 Seats8 Seats4 Seats3 Seats2
2012 Saenuri Democratic United Unified Progressive Liberty Forward None None [6]
Votes9,130,651 Votes7,777,123 Votes2,198,405 Votes690,754
%
42.8%
 %
36.5%
 %
10.3%
 %
3.2%
Seats25 Seats21 Seats6 Seats2
2016 Saenuri People's Democratic Justice None None [7]
Votes7,960,272 Votes6,355,572 Votes6,069,744 Votes1,719,891
%
33.5%
 %
26.7%
 %
25.5%
 %
7.2%
Seats17 Seats13 Seats13 Seats4

2016
Note
#: List rank assigned by the party
Proportional representation results in the 2016 South Korean legislative election[8][9]
#CandidateStatus #CandidateStatus #CandidateStatus #CandidateStatus
Saenuri: 7,960,272 votes (33.5%), 17 seats PP: 6,355,572 votes (26.7%), 13 seats DP: 6,069,744 votes (25.5%), 13 seats JP: 1,719,891 votes (7.2%), 4 seats
1Song Hee-kyoungElected 1Shin Yong-hyeonElected 1Park Kyung-meeElected 1Lee Jeong-miElected
2Lee Jong-myeongElected 2Oh Se-jungElected 2Kim Chong-inElected 2Kim Jong-daeElected
3Lim Lee-jaElected 3Park Joo-hyunElected 3Song Ok-jooElected 3Chu Hye-seonElected
4Moon Jin-kookElected 4Lee Sang-donElected 4Choi Woon-youlElected 4Youn So-haElected
5Choi Yeon-hyeElected 5Park Sun-sookElected 5Lee Jae-jungElected 5Kim Myung-mi–
6Kim Gyu-hwanElected 6Chae Yi-baiElected 6Kim Hyun-kwonElected 6Cho Sung-ju–
7Shin Bo-raElected 7Kim Su-minElected 7Moon Mi-okElected 7Lee Hyun-jung–
8Kim Seang-taeElected 8Lee Tae-kyuElected 8Rhee Cheol-heeElected 8Lee Young-seok–
9Jun Hee-kyungElected 9Kim Sam-hwaElected 9Je Youn-kyungElected 9Jeong Ho-jin–
10Kim Jong-seokElected 10Kim Joong-roElected 10Kim Sung-sooElected 10Yang Kyung-gyu–
11Kim Seung-heeElected 11Chang Jung-sookElected 11Kwon Mi-hyukElected 11Oh Hyun-sook–
12You Min-bongElected 12Lee Dong-supElected 12Lee Yong-deukElected 12Kang Deu-rim–
13Yoon Jong-pilElected 13Choi Do-jaElected 13Jung Choun-sookElected 13Lee Hye-won–
14Cho Hun-hyunElected 14Lim Jae-hun– 14Shim Ki-joon– 14Hong Bu-ki–
15Kim Soon-ryeElected 15Kim Im-yeon– 15Lee Soo-hyuck– Minjoo: 209,872 votes (0.9%), no seat
16Khang Hyo-shangElected 16Jeong Joong-gyu– 16Jeong Eun-hye– 1Kang Shin-sung–
17Kim Hyun-ahElected 17Lee Mi-hyun– 17Heo Yoon-jung– 2Kim Min-seok–
18Kim Cheol-soo– 18Kim Hyun-ok– 18Lee Tae-soo– 3Ahn Sun-mi–
19Cho Myung-hee– CLP: 626,853 votes (2.6%), no seat 19Yang Jung-sook– 4Park Yong-kyu–
20Kim Bon-soo– 1Lee Yoon-seok– 20Ryu Young-jin– HRPP: 25,227 votes (0.1%), no seat
21Ha Yoon-hee– 2Kim Jeong-gook– 21Lee Su-jin– 1Choi Yong-sang–
22Shin Won-shik– 3Kim Ji-yeon– 22Kwon Hyuk-gi– WEW: 12,143 votes (0.1%), no seat
23Kim Jeong-ju– 4Koh Young-il– 23Park Ki-young– 1Hwang Jeong-ae–
24Lim Myung-bae– 5Kim Yang-won– 24Chang Kyoung-tae– GPK: 182,301 votes (0.8%), no seat
25Min Kyung-won– 6Hong Ho-soo– 25Yang Seung-sook– 1Hwang Yoon–
26Kim Kyu-min– 7Choi Gwi-soo– 26Lee Sang-heon– 2Lee Gye-sam–
27Kim Se-won– 8Noh Tae-jeong– 27Choi Kyung-sook– 3Kim Joo-on–
28Song Ki-soon– 9Lee Tae-hee– 28Kim Jae-jong– 4Koo Ja-sang–
29Bang Kyoung-yeon– 10Cho Myung-jae– 29Kang Sun-woo– 5Sin Jie-ye–
30Lee Young– Let's go Korea: 27,103 votes (0.1%), no seat 30Kim Young-woong– PUP: 145,624 votes (0.6%), no seat
31Choi Won-ju– 1Ryu Seung-goo– 31Park Ok-sun– 1Jeong Soo-yeon–
32Park Hyun-seok– 2Kim Sang-woo– 32Kim Jae-soo– 2Lee Dae-jong–
33Shin Hyang-sook– PNPR: 11,981 votes (0.1%), no seat 33Nam Young-hee– 3Jeon Jong-deok–
34Woo Shin-goo– 1Park Se-joon– 34Lee Soon-young– 4Lee Sung-il–
35Lee Seung-jin– RP: 12,295 votes (0.1%), no seat LP: 91,705 votes (0.4%), no seat Hannara: 86,464 votes (0.4%), no seat
36Lee Bu-hyoung– 1Park Geun-ryeong– 1Yong Hye-in– 1Kwon Soon-deok–
37Lee Haeng-sook– CP: 12,295 votes (0.1%), no seat 2Koo Kyo-hyun– 2Kim Yong-gyun–
38Kim Ki-woong– 1Choi Young-soon– UKP: 16,427 votes (0.1%), no seat WNP: 20,267 votes (0.1%), no seat
39Han Jung-hye– 2Choi Chang-young– 1Yoo Gyu-jong– 1Ahn Jin-sook–
40Han Jeong-hyo– 3Lee Jae-sung– 2Jang Deok-hwan– 2Lee Sang-goo–
41Cho Tae-im– KNP: 16,407 votes (0.1%), no seat 3Shin Jae-hoon–
42Kim Jong-hoon– 1Kim Man-geun– 4Kim Joo-hee–
43Seo Ahn-soon–
44Lee In-sil–

2012
Note
#: List rank assigned by the party
Proportional representation results in the 2012 South Korean legislative election[9]
#CandidateStatus #CandidateStatus #CandidateStatus #CandidateStatus
Saenuri: 9,130,651 votes (42.8%), 25 seats DUP: 7,777,123 votes (36.5%), 21 seats UPP: 2,198,405 votes (10.3%), 6 seats LFP: 690,754 votes (3.2%), 2 seats
1Min Byung-jooElected 1Jeon Soon-okElected 1Yoon Geum-soonElected 1Moon Jung-rimElected
2Kim Jung-rokElected 2Choi Dong-ikElected 2Lee Seok-kiElected 2Kim Young-juElected
3Yoon Myung-heeElected 3Eun Su-miElected 3Kim Jae-yeonElected 3Hwang In-ja–
4Cho Myeong-cheolElected 4Hong Jong-hakElected 4Jeong Jin-huElected 4Byeon Woong-jeon–
5Kang Eun-heeElected 5Jin Sun-meeElected 5Kim Je-namElected 5Song Ah-young–
6Joo Young-soonElected 6Kim Yong-ikElected 6Park Won-seokElected 6Kang Chang-kyu–
7Shin Eui-jinElected 7Bae Jae-jungElected 7Cho Yoon-sook– 7Jeong Young-soon–
8Lee Sang-ilElected 8Baek Goon-giElected 8Lee Young-hee– 8Ahn Dae-ryun–
9Lee AilesaElected 9Nam In-soonElected 9Oh Ok-man– 9Lee Myung-sook–
10Lee Man-wooElected 10Kim Kwang-jinElected 10Noh Hang-rae– 10Choi Hong-mook–
11Park Geun-hyeElected 11Han Jeoung-aeElected 11Na Soon-ja– 11Ham Young-yi–
12Ahn Jong-beomElected 12Kim Ki-joonElected 12Rhyu Si-min– 12Jang Dong-hak–
13Kim Hyun-sookElected 13Jang Ha-naElected 13Yoon Nan-shil– 13Shin Myung-gon–
14Kim Jang-silElected 14Kim Ki-sikElected 14Seo Gi-ho– 14Park Young-hwan–
15Jasmine B. LeeElected 15Han Myeong-sookElected 15Hwang Sun– 15Seo Kyu-seok–
16Choi Bong-hongElected 16Do Jong-hwanElected 16Moon Kyoung-shik– 16Park Dae-sung–
17Ryu Ji-youngElected 17Kim HyunElected 17Park Young-hee– NPP: 243,065 votes (1.1%), no seat
18Song Young-geunElected 18Jin Sung-joonElected 18Kang Jong-heon– 1Kim Soon-ja–
19Min Hyun-juElected 19Choi Min-heeElected 19Kim Su-jin– 2Hong Se-hwa–
20Park Chang-sikElected 20Hong Eui-rakElected 20Yoon Gap In-je– 3Lee Myung-hee–
21Son In-chunElected 21Lim Su-kyungElected CLDP: 257,190 votes (1.2%), no seat 4Jeong Jin-woo–
22Kim Sang-minElected 22Shin Moon-sik– 1Kim Choong-rip– 5Chang Hye-ok–
23Hyun Young-heeElected 23Moon Myung-soon– 2Yoo Choong-jin– 6Vladimir M. Tikhonov–
24Lee Jae-youngElected 24Kim Heon-tae– 3Lee Sang-soon– 7Park Eun-ji–
25Shin Kyung-rimElected 25Cho Kyung-ae– 4Lee Tae-ho– Hannara: 181,822 votes (0.9%), no seat
26Lee Woon-ryong– 26Kim Jwa-gwan– 5Nam Sang-hoon– 1Lee Tae-hee–
27Park Yoon-ok– 27Jeong Eun-hye– 6Kwon Young-shik– KP: 156,241 votes (0.7%), no seat
28Yang Chang-young– 28Ahn Sang-hyun– 7Koh Young-seok– 1Jeon Yeo-ok–
29Jang Jung-eun– 29Kim Kyung-ja– 8Choi Sook-ja– 2Kim Seung-je–
30Lee Dong-ju– 30Lee Jae-hwa– PPC: 134,898 votes (0.6%), no seat 3Park Jae-sook–
31Jeong Yoon-sook– 31Song Ok-joo– 1Kim Ki-mok– 4Lee Myung-woo–
32Lee Won-ki– 32Kim Young-sul– 2Jeon Yu-ri– 5Lee Yong-hwan–
33Seo Mi-kyung– 33Jeong Ji-young– 3Yoon Young-hee– 6Eom Hyang-hee–
34Jeong Byung-gook– 34Jeong Sung-pyo– 4Kim Jong-ho– 7Hong Jae-beom–
35Han Jeong-hye– 35Kim Jae-soo– GPK: 103,842 votes (0.5%), no seat CKP: 91,935 votes (0.4%), no seat
36Kim In-kyum– 36Yoo Sung-hoon– 1Lee Yoo-jin– 1Yoon Ji-young–
37Jeong Soo-kyoung– 37Kwon Hyuk-gi– 2Yoo Young-hoon– 2Kong Sung-kyung–
38Yoon Ki-sung– 38Seo Jeong-do– 3Chang Jung-hwa– 3Jeong Chang-deok–
39Choi Yu-su– RDP: 48,648 votes (0.2%), no seat GNCP: 60,428 votes (0.3%), no seat 4Lee Ji-young–
40Park Ju-woong– 1Jang Gi-pyo– 1Koo Cheon-seo– YP: 73,194 votes (0.3%), no seat
41Shin Hyang-sook– 2Yoo Sang-doo– 2Yoon Young-oh– 1Kang Yeon-jae–
42Lee Min-soo– 3Lee Hee-ja– 3Han Kwan-hee– 2Oh Tae-yang–
43Kim Oi-cheol– 4Choi Mi-ran– 4Lee Gil-yong– 3Kang Joo-hee–
44Paik Ki-youp– 5Lim Kyu-oh– 5Park Joon-hyung– 4Woo In-cheol–
KCP: 54,332 votes (0.3%), no seat 6Lee Yoo-won– 6Hwang Seok-hee–
1Jeong Hoon– 7Lee Mi-kyung– 7Lee Sun-woo–
2Jeon Young-chun–

2008
Note
#: List rank assigned by the party
Proportional representation results in the 2008 South Korean legislative election[9]
#CandidateStatus #CandidateStatus #CandidateStatus #CandidateStatus
GNP: 6,421,727 votes (37.5%), 22 seats DP: 4,313,645 votes (25.2%), 15 seats Pro-Park: 2,258,750 votes (13.2%), 8 seats LFP: 1,173,463 votes (6.8%), 4 seats
1Kang Myung-soonElected 1Lee Sung-namElected 1Yang Jung-ryeElected 1Lee Young-aeElected
2Lim Doo-sungElected 2Park Eun-sooElected 2Suh Chung-wonElected 2Cho Soon-hyungElected
3Bae Eun-heeElected 3Choi Young-heeElected 3Kim Noh-sikElected 3Park Sun-youngElected
4Kang Sung-cheonElected 4Song Min-soonElected 4Song Young-sunElected 4Kim Yong-gooElected
5Lee Jung-sunElected 5Jeon Hye-sookElected 5Kim Eul-dongElected 5Park Won-kyung–
6Kim Jang-sooElected 6Chung Kook-gyoElected 6Jeong Ha-gyunElected 6Kim Young-ju–
7Kim So-namElected 7Jeon Hyun-heeElected 7Jeong Young-heeElected 7Son Won-kyo–
8Chung Jin-sukElected 8Seo Jong-pyoElected 8Roh Chul-raeElected 8Lee Heung-ju–
9Lee Eun-jaeElected 9Shin Nak-kyunElected 9Kim Hye-seong– 9Hwang In-ja–
10Lee Dal-gonElected 10Choi Moon-soonElected 10Yoon Sang-il– 10Lee Yong-jae–
11Kim Geum-raeElected 11Kim Sang-heeElected 11Kim Jeong– 11Lee Hye-yeon–
12Na Sung-linElected 12Kim Choong-joElected 13Lee Hee-ja– 12Heo Sung-woo–
13Cho Yoon-sunElected 13Park Sun-sookElected 14Cho Wook-youn– 13Lee Myung-sook–
14Cho Moon-hwanElected 14Ahn Gyu-baekElected 15Seok Jong-hyun– 14Shin Deok-hyun–
15Son Sook-miElected 15Kim Yoo-jungElected DLP: 973,445 votes (5.7%), 3 seats 15Kang Yoon-hee–
16Won Hee-mokElected 16Park Hong-soo– 1Kwak Jung-sookElected 16Lee Wook-yeol–
17Lee Ae-juElected 17Kim Jin-ae– 2Hong Hee-deokElected 17Shin Dong-eui–
18Lee Chun-shikElected 18Kim Hak-jae– 3Lee Jung-heeElected 18Chung Hae-eun–
19Chung Ok-nimElected 19Yoo Eun-hae– 4Ji Geum-jong– 19Lee Kyoung-woo–
20Lim Dong-kyuElected 20Shin Moon-sik– 5Lee Joo-hee– 20Park Seung-gook–
21Kim Ok-yiElected 21Han Myung-hee– 6Moon Kyoung-shik– CKP: 651,993 votes (3.8%), 2 seats
22Lee Jung-hyunElected 22Nam Ki-chang– 7Choi Ok-ju– 1Lee Yong-kyungElected
23Lee Doo-ah– 23Ahn Joo-ah– 8Lee Sang-kyu– 2Lee Han-jungElected
24Kim Sung-dong– 24Cho Jae-hee– 9Hwang Sun– 3Yoo Won-il–
25Choi Kyung-hee– 25Bae Young-ae– 10Kim Young-gwan– 4Sun Kyung-sik–
26Lee Sang-cheol– 26Choi Se-kyu– NPP: 504,466 votes (2.9%), no seat 5Oh Jeong-rye–
27Lee Young-ae– 27Yoon Byung-gil– 1Park Young-hee– 6Chung Koo-cheol–
28Park Jae-soon– 28Kim Nam-bae– 2Lee Nam-shin– 7Judith A. Hernandez–
29Choi Soon-ja– 29Lee Ye-ja– 3Pi Woo-jin– 8Kim Yang-hee–
30Cho Young-rae– 30Kim Eul-kyu– 4Kim Seok-joon– 9Lee Bong-soo–
31Moon Sook-kyung– 31Chung Yong-taek– 5Yoo Eui-sun– 10Kim Seok-soo–
32Lee Cheol-woong– CDWP: 443,775 votes (2.6%), no seat 6Lee Sun-keun– 11Park Kyung-jin–
33Chung Jae-ryang– 1Kim Gil-ja– 7Lee Sun-hee– 12Yoo Je-youl–
34Ryu Myung-ryul– 2Kim Myung-gyu– 8Kim Sang-bong– PUFP: 180,857 votes (1.1%), no seat
35Yang Ji-yeon– 3Choi Soo-hwan– 9Cho Jeom-soon– 1Kwak Jung-hwan–
36Kong Ho-shik– 4Lee Jeong-jae– 10Kim Sang-ha– 2Hwang Sun-jo–
37Kang Wol-goo– 5Yoo Choong-jin– 11Choi Eun-hee– 3Yoon Jung-ro–
38Kim Kyung-ahn– 6Min Seung– NSP: 93,554 votes (0.5%), no seat 4Yoo Jung-ok–
39Choi Soon-ae– 7Park Eun-shik– 1Yoo Jae-man– 5Son Dae-oh–
40Ahn Jong-bok– 9Yoon Jae-hee– 2Kim Tae-sun– 6Lee Kyung-joon–
41Son In-seok– 10Choi Sook-ja– 3Kang Seok-woo– 7Sim Woo-ok–
42Kim Gong-ja– CAP: 33,966 votes (0.2%), no seat 4Lee Ae-ran– 8Moon Nan-young–
43Woo Shin-gu– 1Kim Won-yong– KSP: 35,496 votes (0.2%), no seat 9Moon Soo-ja–
44Kim Young-hee– 2Lee Won-seok– 1Kim Hwa-jung– 10Moon Sang-hee–
45Kang Sung-man– 3Kim Sung-ok– 2Oh Joon-ho– 11Song Young-seok–
46Yoon Myung-sun– 4Kim Nam-hoon– CP: 17,656 votes (0.1%), no seat 12Moon Pyeong-rae–
47Hong Jong-il– 5Hong Hyun-sun– 1Ryu Seung-goo– 13Yoon Tae-geun–
48Heo Nam-ju– 6Kwon Jung-sook–
49Paik Ki-youp– 7Kim Young-jong–

2004
Notes
  • #: List rank assigned by the party
  • Deleted candidate: Withdrew candidate
Proportional representation results in the 2004 South Korean legislative election[9]
#CandidateStatus #CandidateStatus #CandidateStatus #CandidateStatus
Uri: 8,145,814 votes (38.3%), 23 seats GNP: 7,613,660 votes (35.8%), 21 seats DLP: 2,774,061 votes (13.0%), 8 seats MDP: 1,510,178 votes (7.1%), 4 seats
1Chang Hyang-sookElected 1Kim Ae-silElected 1Sim Sang-jungElected 1Son Bong-sookElected
2Hong Chang-sunElected 2Park Se-ilElected 2Dan Byung-hoElected 2Kim Chong-inElected
3Kim Myung-jaElected 3Park Chan-sookElected 3Lee Young-soonElected 3Lee Seung-heeElected
4Kim Hyuk-kyuElected 4Yoon Kun-youngElected 4Chun Young-seElected 4Kim Hong-ilElected
5Lee Kyung-sookElected 5Song Young-sunElected 5Choi Soon-youngElected 5Kim Song-ja–
6Park Chan-seokElected 6Hwang Jin-haElected 6Kang Gi-gapElected 6Chang Jae-shik–
7Hong Mi-youngElected 7Jeon Yeo-okElected 7Hyun Ae-jaElected 7Kim Kang-ja–
8Cho Sung-taeElected 8Chung Hwa-wonElected 8Roh Hoe-chanElected 8Park Kang-soo–
9Park Young-sunElected 9Lee Kye-kyungElected 9Lee Joo-hee– 9Lee Jae-hee–
10Chung Eui-yongElected 10Park Jae-wanElected 10Lee Moon-ok– 10Park Gap-doh–
11Kim Hyun-meeElected 11Na Kyung-wonElected 11Song Kyung-ah– 11Lee Chi-ho–
12Park Myung-gwangElected 12Lee Ju-hoElected 12Kim Seok-jin– 12Kim Kyung-cheon–
13Kim Young-jooElected 13Kim Young-sookElected 13Seok Soo-kyung– 13Song Jung-soon–
14Cho Sung-raeElected 14Yoo Seong-minElected 14Jeong Tae-heung– 14Cha Tae-seok–
15Kang Hye-sookElected 15Koh Kyung-hwaElected 15Lee Jeong-mi– 15Lee Geum-ra–
16Jeong Deok-gooElected 16Lee Gun-hyeonElected 16Kim Byung-il– 16Cho Nam-poong–
17Lee Eun-youngElected 17Jin Soo-heeElected ULD: 600,462 votes (2.8%), no seat 17Ahn Hee-ok–
18Min Byung-dooElected 18Bae Il-doElected 1Kim Jong-pil– 18Lee Yoon-ja–
19Yoon Won-hoElected 19Ahn Myung-okElected 2Sung Wan-jong– 19Choi Youn-ja–
20Park Hong-sooElected 20Seo Sang-kiElected 3Cho Hee-wook– 20Park Se-joon–
21You Seung-heeElected 21Park Soon-jaElected 4Kim Jong-taek– 21Ahn Sung-rye–
22Chung Dong-young– 22Lee Sung-goo– 5Yoo Woon-young– 22Kim Chul-bae–
23Jang Bok-simElected 23Moon Hee– 6Lee Hee-ja– 23Kim Hyu-sup–
24Kim Jae-hongElected 24Hwang In-tae– 7Shin Eun-sook– 24Chang Young-sook–
25Seo Hye-seok– 25Kwon Hyuk-ran– 8Kim Yong-joon– 25Lim Jeong-ji–
26Shin Myung– 26Ahn Hee-seok– 9Lee Byung-woo– 26Kim Young-ae–
27Kim Young-dae– 27Lee Yang-ja– 10Kim Young-il– CP: 228,837 votes (1.1%), no seat
28Na Doh-sun– 28Ra Kyung-kyun– 11Moon Do-yeon– 1Hwang San-sung–
29Choi Dong-kyu– 29Oh Kyung-ja– 12Park Bae-chul– 2Yoo Choong-jin–
30Yoon Sun-hee– 30Jeon Soon-eun– 13Oh Young-ja– 3Choi Soo-hwan–
31Kim Tae-rang– 31Chung Eun-sook– 14Kim Yong-hee– 4Koh Won-chae–
32Park Chung-ho– 32Bae Yong-soo– 15Kwon Kyung-ae– 5Chung In-wook–
33Kim Yang– 33Cha Won-gap– NU21: 119,746 votes (0.6%), no seat 6Yoon Kye-sook–
34Noh Bok-mi– 34Kang Seok-ho– 1Lee In-won– 7Seo Kyung-ok–
35Choi Jong-won– 35Lim Chun-ja– 2Park Won-kyoung– 8Oh Joo-hwan–
36Koh Youn-ho– 36Yang Bang-seung– 3Lee Sook-ja– 9Ahn Haeng-gang–
37Han Haeng-soo– 37Lee Jeong-eun– 4Kim Moon-il– 10Sung Myung-sun–
38Kim Won-ja– 38Lee Jae-hwan– GSDP: 103,845 votes (0.5%), no seat 11Nam Beom-hyun–
39Kim Ha-kyung– 39Choi Kyung-hee– 1Kang Sung-chun– 12Kim Hyo-jung–
40Ryu Jin-sook– 40Gil Gi-yeon– 2Lee Dong-ryul– 13Chung Sang-hoon–
41Kim Chan-ho– 41Shin Hyun-gook– 3Jeong Young-sook– 14Yoo Jung-sook–
42Jeon Hye-sook– 42Moon Sook-kyung– 4Choi Hae-kyung– SP: 47,311 votes (0.2%), no seat
43Kim Hong-sup– 43Nam Man-jin– 5Lee Hyu-sang– 1Park Jin-hee–
44Park Hyo-kyoung– DHP: 39,785 votes (0.2%), no seat 6Yeo Kyung-mi– H2080: 31,501 votes (0.2%), no seat
45Lee Jae-young– 1Lee Tae-moon– DRP: 24,360 votes (0.1%), no seat 1Roh Dong-sun–
46Kim Hee-sook– SRPP: 37,084 votes (0.2%), no seat 1Huh Kyung-young– 2Noh Deok-hwan–
47Park Noh-hoon– 1Kim Jong-woong– 2Cho Sung-je– 3Yoo Hyuk-sang–
48Chung Sook-kyoung– 2Kim Jung-kyu– 4Lee In-hak–
49Park Eun-soo– 3Lee Jong-wan– 5Lee Seung-ha–
50Choi Eun-kyu– 6Ahn Hye-jin–
51Yoo Kwang-sa–

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