Candidate Jeon Hye-sook: "Cheer Up Korea! Let's Overcome This Together!"

Assemblywoman Jeon Hye-sook Registers as Candidate for the 21st National Assembly Election... Committed to Uninterrupted Development of Gwangjin and Enhancing the Lives of Gwangjin Residents

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] “To ensure uninterrupted development of Gwangjin and to better care for the lives of Gwangjin residents, I will become a lawmaker who works well, not just one who speaks well.”

Jeon Hye-sook, the incumbent member of the National Assembly for Gwangjin-gu Gap (Democratic Party of Korea), and Chairperson of the National Assembly's Public Administration and Security Committee, visited the Gwangjin District Election Commission on the 26th to complete her registration as a candidate for the 21st National Assembly election.

Jeon Hye-sook stated, “Because the country is going through such difficult times to campaign, I am approaching this with the hope that our people stay healthy and safe,” adding, “Our Republic of Korea and its people are great. With the spirit of ‘Cheer up Korea! Let’s all overcome this together!’ I will engage in the general election.”

Jeon emphasized, “Based on the strong support and backing of Gwangjin residents, I have devoted efforts over the past four years to securing budgets and laying the foundation for Gwangjin’s development,” and continued, “To continue Gwangjin’s progress, an experienced person who understands the necessary projects and long-standing issues in the area and can effectively resolve them is needed. I, Jeon Hye-sook, can convey residents’ opinions well to the district office, city hall, the executive branch, and the Blue House, and work as a team with the district mayor, city mayor, and city and district council members to achieve Gwangjin’s development.”

Jeon Hye-sook is a pharmacist-turned two-term lawmaker, having served as a member of the National Assembly’s Health and Welfare Committee, Chairperson of the Special Committee on Fine Dust, Chairperson of the Women and Family Committee, and is currently serving as Chairperson of the Public Administration and Security Committee.

Although she was not elected to the 19th National Assembly, over the past 12 years she has consistently positioned herself as a “happiness delivery person” for Gwangjin residents, steadily working to resolve local complaints and promote regional development, earning recognition for various achievements.

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