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At a debate attended by Park Young-sun and Democratic Party candidate, it was reported that an election observer leaked the results of seeing the ballot, causing controversy over the election law. On the 3rd, the people’s power was highly likely to violate the election law, and urged the Central Election Commission to investigate.
On the previous day (2nd), Park Si-young, CEO of Winji Korea Consulting, said, “Today, candidate Park probably had the upper hand at 55 to 45,” at the’Emergency Debate on Candidate Young-sun Park and Progressive YouTubers.’
Representative Park said, “When the voting observers (the voters) put the envelope, they look roughly. The stamp comes out at a glance.” Explained.
It is argued that the pre-voting observers visually checked the contents of the votes made by the citizens, and the contents were passed on to the Democratic Party lawmakers and Park. If true, there is a lot of room for violating the provisions of Article 167 of the Public Officials Election Act, “The confidentiality of voting must be guaranteed.”
Joon-young Bae, a spokesman for the Central Election Countermeasure Committee, made an oral comment on this day and said, “I urge a thorough investigation by the Election Commission.”
Spokesman Bae said in a call with News 1 on the same day, “It seems likely that there is a violation of the election law. Even without a separate report to the NEC, the NEC can initiate an investigation as soon as it is detected as a violation.” We will discuss it (at the party level).”
However, the National Election Commission is in the position that it cannot confirm whether the law is violated without confirming the authenticity of Park’s remarks.
An official from the Central Election Commission said, “There is no specific factual relationship as to whether the observer (referred to by Park) actually attended the polling place, and whether he actually spoke to Park,” said “because it is impossible to determine whether or not the law is violated by making assumptions,” It is difficult to give.”