Politics · South Korea · 2 hrs ago
Kim Min-seok urges People Power Party to join election commission reform talks
On Oct.
30, South Korean Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok called on the People Power Party to change its approach.
He said the party should stop what he described as irresponsible political incitement.
Kim also said it should not keep repeating conspiracy theories about election fraud.
He urged the party to take part in talks on reforming the National Election Commission.
His statement did not set out what the reform proposals should include.
The next step he called for is the party’s participation in discussions.
Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok urged the People Power Party to join talks on reforming the National Election Commission.
He called on the party to stop what he described as irresponsible political incitement.
Kim said the parties should discuss developing a reform plan for the commission.
He also criticized repeated election-fraud conspiracy theories.
- Who
- Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party, called on the People Power Party to join the talks.
- What
- He urged the party to participate in discussions on National Election Commission reform.
- When
- October 30. The article was published on October 30, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- Kim said the People Power Party should help develop a reform plan and stop what he called irresponsible political incitement.
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- Speaker
- Kim Min-seok
- Party called on
- People Power Party
- Institution
- National Election Commission
- Date
- October 30, 2026
What people are saying
The People Power Party should stop irresponsible political incitement and join discussions to develop a reform plan for the National Election Commission.