"Choosing Campaigning Over Early Voting, Oh Se-hoon Targets Western District and Religious Circles"

Woo, Campaigning Vigorously, Begins First Schedule at Gwanghwamun with a Relaxed Smile

On the 2nd, Oh Se-hoon, the People Power Party's candidate for Seoul mayor, is greeting commuting citizens with a campaign speech at a crosswalk beside the road in Gwanghwamun, Seoul.

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jun-yi] On the first day of early voting, the 2nd, Oh Se-hoon, the People Power Party candidate for Seoul mayor, chose campaigning over voting. Oh appeared early at 8 a.m. in front of crosswalk exit 5 of Gwanghwamun Station in Jongno-gu, Seoul, wearing the party's red baseball jumper and dress shoes. He continuously greeted commuters, shouting, "Hello, please take care of me!" Unlike the early hectic days of campaigning when he moved around with a hoarse voice, he faced citizens with a relaxed demeanor that day.

Although the crowd was not large due to the busy commuting hours, he occasionally received cheers from passing citizens. Jeon Bok-su (60), a Jongno resident who supports Oh, said, "I saw candidate Oh on my way to work and came to see him. He has a very good and trustworthy impression," expressing affection by adding, "Although there were several unfavorable incidents during his tenure as Seoul mayor, I think he managed the city quite well." On the other hand, among the young people in their 20s and 30s passing through the Gwanghwamun area that day, few showed interest in candidate Oh.

Campaign music and placards also appeared at the scene that day. From the campaign vehicle, trot songs like "Oh Se-hoon is coming~ to the beloved citizens~" played. Oh also waved a placard featuring his official poster toward the citizens.

On the 2nd, Oh Se-hoon, the People Power Party candidate for Seoul mayor, is taking photos with officials at the Korea Christian Federation in Jongno-gu, Seoul.

After greeting at Gwanghwamun, candidate Oh visited the Korea Christian Federation in Jongno-gu, Seoul, to meet with representatives of Christian organizations. He sequentially visited the Korea Christian Federation, the National Council of Churches in Korea, the Korea Presbyterian Church Federation, and the Korea Church Laymen's Association.

At the meeting with Christian organization representatives, Oh said, "The religious community plays an important role in guiding our society toward a healthy and happy direction," adding, "If you give me many good words, I will take them into consideration when I become mayor of Seoul and manage the city." In response, the representatives urged Oh, "Please love and work hard for the citizens of Seoul until the end," and "Do not lose the spirit of helping small business owners and neighbors in need."

In the afternoon, Oh plans to campaign at Dongmyo Flea Market, Sangam DMC, and Kkaebi Market before heading to Guro-gu, the former electoral district of candidate Park, to continue campaigning. He also plans to visit the Hi Seoul Business Association meeting and LG Science Park, among other business sectors.

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