People Power Party Gwangju Election Committee Launches Campaign with Kickoff Rally on the 15th

"Achieving 30% of Votes to Drive Presidential Election Victory"

Yoon Seok-yeol, the People Power Party's presidential candidate, attended the 'Victory Resolution Rally' held at the Kim Dae-jung Convention Center in Gwangju on the 6th and announced seven regional pledges.

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yoon Jamin] The People Power Party's Gwangju Metropolitan City Election Countermeasures Committee will hold a kickoff ceremony for the 20th presidential election and officially begin the election campaign.

The People Power Party Gwangju Election Committee announced on the 14th that the kickoff ceremony will be held at 9 a.m. on the 15th at Gwangju Station Plaza.

The kickoff ceremony will be attended by party members and supporters, with multi-site live broadcasts connecting Seoul, Gwangju, Busan, Daegu, and Daejeon, pledging to achieve a double-digit vote share in Gwangju.

The "Kickboard Campaign Team, Kick Seok-yeol" will also be launched. The "Kickboard Campaign Team" is composed of university students who will ride electric kickboards to campaign across various locations in Gwangju, including university areas, apartment complexes, and traditional markets.

The Gwangju City Election Committee plans to promote candidate Yoon Seok-yeol's fairness and common sense to citizens and raise support among the 2030 youth demographic as part of its presidential election strategy.

In particular, they are preparing a "citizen participation" campaign involving university students and young people to focus on consolidating the support base.

The citizen participation campaign, "Lend Me the Microphone," will accept campaign participation applications from university students and young people to represent their voices.

To elicit empathy from Gwangju citizens, the "citizen participation campaign" will meet not only university students and young people but also citizens from various walks of life.

Song Gi-seok, the overall election committee chairman, said, "Candidate Yoon's first pledge for Gwangju, the National AI Data Center, is key to changing Gwangju's future," adding, "During the campaign period, we will actively pursue policy campaigning both online and offline and create a Yoon Seok-yeol wave in Gwangju to take the lead in securing victory in the presidential election."

He continued, "With the active participation of the MZ generation, we will transform Gwangju with youth and emotion, unlike past election campaigns," and said, "Representative Lee Jun-seok mentioned raising the Honam vote share from 20% to 25%, but the Gwangju election committee will aim for over 25%, targeting 30% vote share in the campaign."

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