People Power Party Central Election Committee Formed... Kim Jong-in as Election Committee Chairman

Joo Ho-young, Jung Jin-seok, Yoo Seung-min, Standing Vice Chairmen of the Election Committee

Kim Jong-in, Emergency Response Committee Chairman of the People Power Party, is attending the Emergency Response Committee meeting held at the National Assembly on the 8th and delivering an opening remark. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

[Asia Economy Reporter Naju-seok] On the 8th, the People Power Party formed the Central Election Countermeasures Committee for the April 7 by-elections, appointing Kim Jong-in as the Central Election Countermeasures Committee Chairman.

The People Power Party Emergency Response Committee finalized the organization and member list of the Central Election Countermeasures Committee during a meeting held at the National Assembly on the same day.

The Central Election Countermeasures Standing Vice Chairmen are Joo Ho-young, the floor leader of the People Power Party, Jeong Jin-seok, the nomination committee chairman, and Yoo Seung-min, former People Power Party lawmaker.

The Central Election Countermeasures Joint Vice Chairmen include Policy Chairman Lee Jong-bae, along with Seong Il-jong, Kim Mi-ae, Kim Hyun-ah, Kim Byung-min, Kim Jae-seop, and Jeong Won-seok, who participate ex officio as emergency committee members.

For the Seoul Together Central Election Countermeasures Committee, former lawmakers Na Kyung-won and Oh Shin-hwan, who competed against candidate Oh Se-hoon in the mayoral primary, as well as lawmakers Kwon Young-se, Park Jin, Kwon Seong-dong, Lee Myeong-su, and Hong Moon-pyo, participated as joint vice chairmen. For the Busan Together Joint Vice Chairmen, former lawmakers Lee Eon-ju and Park Min-sik, who competed against candidate Park Hyung-joon in the primary, former Busan Deputy Mayor for Economic Affairs Park Seong-hoon, and lawmakers Jo Gyeong-tae, Kim Ki-hyun, and Kim Tae-ho joined together.

Jeong Yang-seok, the secretary-general, was appointed as the General Election Headquarters Chief, and Chu Kyung-ho, the senior deputy chairman of the Policy Committee, took charge of the Pledge Development Headquarters.

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