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Additionally, the Democratic Party will hold a vote of former party members until 6pm today (Day 1) for the candidates for the mayors of Seoul and Busan in the upcoming April by-elections. The force of the people tried to highlight the allegations of sexual harassment, saying that they broke their promises to the people, and the Democratic Party tried to defend it, emphasizing the legitimacy of the nomination. This is reporter Woo Cheol-hee. ‘If you lose your post due to a serious mistake, you will not be nominated for re-election It is also Article 96 of the Constitution of the Democratic Party. By changing the constitution of this party, a vote of former party members began nominating candidates for the mayor of Seoul and the mayor of Busan in April. CEO Nak-yeon Lee began encouraging voting through SNS. On the first day, party members actively participated in the vote, even posting certification photos. Regarding criticism for voiding the promise, the Free Korea Party also actively defended itself, asking if it did not provide a candidate for the presidential election held for the impeachment of former President Park Geun-hye. The strength of the people was to break the promise and continue their offensive day after day. He stressed that it was President Moon Jae-in who made the pledge of no nomination, and also sarcastically that the lies and hypocrisy of the current regime are piling up. The late Mayor Park Won-soon mentioned a questionnaire sent by the former sexual harassment mayor to Democratic Party leader Lee Nak-yeon and noted that giving a candidate is not an apology to the victim. Voting for former Democrats continues through Sunday and the final results will be announced in the Supreme Council on Monday. When the final conclusion is the nomination of candidates, both the ruling party and the opposition are expected to begin their work to deduce possible candidates for the market. YTN Woo Chul-hee[[email protected]]it is.
