Jung Woon Oh Holds First Public Meeting of 'Melting Pot Election Committee'... Election Campaign in Full Swing

"I Will Firmly Support the Success of the Lee Jaemyung Administration"
Toward Oh Sehoon: "His First Move Is Disappointing"

Jung Woon Oh, the Democratic Party of Korea's candidate for Seoul mayor, stated on the 28th, "The spirit of this Seoul mayoral election is to elect an administrator who gets things done and makes life more comfortable for Seoul citizens." He added, "Even amid global economic instability, I will cooperate with the government to safeguard citizens' daily lives. Seoul will firmly support the success of the Lee Jae-myung administration."

Jung Wono, the Democratic Party of Korea's candidate for Seoul mayor, is speaking at the election strategy committee meeting held at an election camp set up in a building in Jung-gu, Seoul on the 28th. Photo by Yonhap News Agency

At 9 a.m. on this day, the first public meeting of Jung's "Melting Pot Election Committee" was held at his campaign office in the Taepyeong Building in Jung-gu, Seoul. Jung presided over the meeting for the first time since the committee's launch, reviewing the campaign's operational direction and the one-team response system to secure victory in the general election.

Jung's "Melting Pot Election Committee," launched on the 20th, includes a large number of incumbent lawmakers from Seoul constituencies, led by five-term lawmaker Lee In-young. At the meeting, more than 30 key campaign officials attended, including the standing co-chairs Lee In-young, Seo Young-kyo, Park Jumin, Jeon Hyun-hee, Kim Young-bae, and Kim Hyung-nam, as well as General Campaign Director Lee Hae-sik and Chief of General Affairs and Support Director Chae Hyun-il.

Jung said, "I will not fight my opponent; instead, I will fight the inconveniences citizens face. My top priority will be to do what citizens want, not what the mayor wants to do."

Regarding Oh Se-hoon, the People Power Party candidate who completed his preliminary registration the day before, Jung stated, "His first remarks were truly disappointing," and defined the election by saying, "This Seoul mayoral race is about changing the competence of the local government following the change at the central government, and about completely removing the shadow of insurrection."

Jung staged a performance in which he received a capsule containing key issues and major policy pledges for Seoul's 25 districts via delivery service. Afterwards, he planned to move to Kyung Hee University to hold a discussion with young entrepreneurs and aspiring founders and to announce youth pledges related to start-up support.

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