“If you ask for the cost of the election, you become homeless.” What was the most difficult time for Jae-myeong Lee?

Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myung appeared on the OBS Gyeongin TV current affairs talk show “News Commentary After the Last Minute”, which was broadcast for 1 hour from 11:00 p.m. on the 11th, and revealed his position on various issues./© News 1

Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myung expressed his feelings that it was the most difficult period after taking office, when he was being tried on charges of’violation of the election law’.

Governor Lee made this announcement on the OBS Gyeongin TV current affairs talk show,’News Commentary After the Last Minute’, which aired for an hour from 11 pm on the 11th.

Comedian Jangwon, one of the two MCs, asked Governor Lee when was the most difficult time as a provincial governor.

Governor Lee said, “It is not important to lose your political status, and I thought it would be okay to return to my daily routine anytime, so I was not burdened.” But (when the election was declared ineffective), he paid 3.8 billion won for the election. It was the most stressful thing to become homeless due to bad credit.”

Governor Lee, who was handed over to trial for violating the election law, and was sentenced to invalidate the election on September 6, 2019 at an appeal trial, was re-trial for the second trial on July 16 last year after the Supreme Court’s ruling for “revocation of destruction”. On October 16 of the same year, when the appeals court was canceled, Governor Lee remained as governor.

Governor Lee, who was relieved of the burden of the trial, even expressed gratitude for the provincial government officials on the air.

Governor Lee said, “The most grateful thing is Gyeonggi-do officials. Immediately after inauguration, the (provincial governor’s job) evaluation was actually an evaluation of expectations, not of working, but it would be a mess to be in the last place.” In the job performance evaluation, it also ranked first. The public officials worked really hard.”

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