Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon, the power of the people, intensively targeted 2030 generations by sweeping south of the Han River on the 28th. It is a strategy to strengthen the vote by emphasizing “fairness” and “win-win” that are sensitive to young people while the recent polls show high approval ratings in their twenties.
Mayor Oh Se-hoon, the Mayor of the People’s Power of the People’s Power, is holding a campaign on the afternoon of the 28th with a tour of Garosu-gil, Apgujeong-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Reporter Oh Jong-taek
On this day, Candidate Oh held a campaign around Gangnam-gu and Gwanak-gu, Sinrim-dong, such as Garosu-gil in Apgujeong-dong and COEX in Samseong-dong. According to a Realmeter survey on the 24th, the approval rating for Oh was 60.1%, nearly three times higher than that of Park Young-seon, a 21.1% Democratic Party candidate. (※ For more information, refer to the website of the Central Election Polls Deliberation Committee) The People’s Power side analyzes that “the effect of unification with the representative of the National Assembly Party, Ahn Chul-soo, who has a high percentage of young people and rejection of Park,” Candidate Oh took pictures of a young couple and college students who went out on an outing with their children while walking along Garosu-gil on that day, and made a fist greeting with citizens in their twenties standing in line in front of the store.
In particular, at the COEX base campaign on this day, young citizens on the podium criticized Park’s remarks, saying, “Twenties have low historical experience,” and received applause from the audience. Yang Jun-woo, 27, who identified himself as a job-ready student, said, “I am one of those in my 20s who has no experience if I borrow a word from any candidate.” This flies. This is the reason why our 20s don’t take candidate Park.” Candidate Oh, who was standing behind the podium, and the co-presidents of Ahn Cheol-soo and Na Gyeong-won, laughed at Yang’s remarks and clapped in applause.
Earlier on the 26th, Candidate Park said about the reason for the low approval rating in his 20s during the Seodaemun-gu campaign, “Aren’t those in their twenties having less experience than those in their thirties to fifties for things like past history? That’s why there is a tendency to see the various situations that are happening now only at this point,” he said, receiving criticism. Son Jun-ha, 20, who revealed himself as a student at Seoul National University on this day also said, “A lot of friends, including myself, were angry at this remark. The person who wants to become the mayor of Seoul is ignoring that he is young, he criticized.
Candidate Oh said, “Compared to when we were in our 20s and 30s, we’re really smart and we’re able to penetrate the world,” he said. “Honestly, I’m scared. He said, “I will do good politics.” “The politics that young people really want to see is the politics of unity and harmony,” he said. “I and CEO Ahn promised to make a good example by succeeding in the joint management of Seoul City.”
CEO Ahn Cheol-soo, who went on a joint campaign for four days in a row on this day, also said, “It may be that’he recently lost in the opposition single candidate contest, why did he come out’.” . Sehun Oh, please take a picture,” he raised his voice.
Candidate Se-hoon Oh Se-hoon, Mayor of Seoul, is holding a intensive campaign at the Dongmun Plaza of COEX in Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the afternoon of the 28th. Reporter Oh Jong-taek/20210328
Meanwhile, the People’s Power Election Countermeasures Committee took a tough response by submitting a complaint to the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office on the KBS report that Oh went to the Naegok-dong land survey site on that day. On this day, the Seondae Committee held a press conference at the National Assembly and said, “KBS unilaterally reported on the false facts without any objection to the parties and without presenting concrete evidence. The pre-election prejudice, distortion, and unpublic information were also criticized.” Previously, KBS reported on the 26th that there was also candidate Oh at the site where Oh’s wife-in-law surveyed the land in Naegok-dong in June 2005. Candidate Oh’s side refuted that “the ones who (the witness) saw at the survey site were the stepfather and brother-in-law of the wife and wife,” and “it will be difficult to avoid liability under civil, criminal, and election law for malicious misinformation.”
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