Saemirae, Proportional Representation No. 1 Yang So-young... Bae Bok-joo No. 13

Yang So-young, former chairperson of the Democratic Party of Korea's National University Students Committee, was assigned the number 1 spot on the Saeroun Mirae proportional representation list. Bae Bok-joo, former vice-chairperson of the Justice Party, who was a controversial figure during the merger process with the Reform New Party, was placed at the last spot, number 13.

On the 18th, Saeroun Mirae announced the order of 13 candidates for the 22nd proportional representation election. Although 15 candidates were initially announced, two withdrew, finalizing the list at 13.

Number 1 on the proportional list was taken by Yang So-young (30), Saeroun Mirae's responsible committee member and co-chair of the election countermeasures committee. Yang previously served as chairperson of the Democratic Party of Korea's National University Students Committee before switching to Saeroun Mirae last month.

Lee Nak-yeon, co-representative of the New Future, is speaking at the Responsibility Committee meeting held at the central party office in Yeouido, Seoul, on the 13th. Photo by Hyunmin Kim kimhyun81@

Number 2 was Cho Jung-mook (63), the first Commissioner of the Fire Agency, and number 3 was Joo Chan-mi (43), a retired lieutenant colonel of the Republic of Korea Armed Forces Reserve. The list continues as follows: △4 Shin Jeong-hyun (42), co-founder and preparatory committee member of Saeroun Mirae △5 Shin Yeon-su (59), former editorial writer at Dong-A Ilbo △6 Kang Sang-hoon (31), CEO of Seongil Farm △7 Hong Seo-yoon (37), former KBS anchor for persons with disabilities △8 Lee Beom-sik (59), adjunct professor in Youth Welfare Counseling at Yeungnam College of Science and Technology △9 Seo Hyo-young (44), foreign lawyer at Juwon Law Firm △10 Lee Hyun-joo, youth chairperson of the Kim Dae-jung Foundation △11 Nam Ji-young (44), vice president of the Korean Association of Female Korean Medicine Doctors △12 Kim Hyo-eun (52), former full-time deputy spokesperson of the Democratic Party of Korea △13 Bae Bok-joo (52), former vice-chairperson of the Justice Party.

The ranking was determined by combining △40% of the evaluation scores from seven public official committee members △30% from the citizen jury panel's evaluation scores △30% from the votes of all party members. Odd numbers were assigned to women, and even numbers to men.

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