[Photo] Lee Nak-yeon Camp Receives Objection Letter Submission

Choi In-ho, Chief of the Comprehensive Situation Headquarters of the Democratic Party of Korea Lee Nak-yeon Camp, is entering the Central Party Office in Yeouido, Seoul on the 11th to submit an objection to the party election commission regarding the party's presidential candidate decision. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

Choi In-ho, Chief of the Comprehensive Situation Headquarters of the Lee Nak-yeon Camp of the Democratic Party of Korea, Ko Jae-kyung, Deputy Chief of the Situation Room, and Seo Nu-ri, spokesperson, are submitting an objection to the Central Election Commission regarding the party's presidential candidate decision at the central party office in Yeouido, Seoul on the 11th. Photo by Yoon Dong-ju doso7@

Choi In-ho, Chief of the Comprehensive Situation Headquarters of the Lee Nak-yeon Camp of the Democratic Party of Korea, Ko Jae-kyung, Deputy Chief of the Situation Room, and Seo Nu-ri, spokesperson, are submitting an objection to the Central Election Commission regarding the party's presidential candidate decision at the central party office in Yeouido, Seoul, on the 11th. Photo by Yoon Dong-ju doso7@

[Asia Economy Reporter Yoon Dong-joo] On the 11th, Choi In-ho, Chief of the Comprehensive Situation Headquarters of the Lee Nak-yeon Camp of the Democratic Party of Korea, Ko Jae-kyung, Deputy Chief of the Situation Room, and Seo Nuri, spokesperson, submitted an objection to the Central Election Commission at the party headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul, regarding the party's presidential candidate decision. The Lee camp argues that "if the party constitution and regulations are properly applied, candidate Lee Jae-myung's vote share is 49.32%, which is below the majority," and therefore "a runoff vote must be held according to the party constitution and regulations."

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