People’s Power to Run in Next Year’s General Election

(1)⑦ Yonhap News Agency
(2)Gaga vs. Gong Yoo
(3)Busan = Yonhap News Reporter Oh Soo-hee = With the 22nd general election just a year away, lawmakers belonging to the People’s Power are worried as Busan’s political circles predict that there will be a massive change in the nomination next year
(4)According to the Busan government on the 28th, about four out of 15 Busan lawmakers belonging to the People’s Power Party are considered stable in the general election nomination
(5)Park Soo-young, Busan Namgap, and Jang Je-won, who are considered key officials of President Yoon Seok-yeol’s side, Kim Mi-ae, Busan Haeundae Eul, Jeong Dong-man, and Busan Captain
(6)While the prevailing analysis is that the remaining 11 lawmakers are difficult to win the nomination, local political circles predict that a large number of Yoon Hack-gwan’s officials will come down to these districts
(7)Park Sung-geun, a former prosecutor in the Middle and Youngdo, secretary of the Prime Minister’s Office, is mentioned, and Cho Seung-hwan, Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, is mentioned in the West and East
(8)In Busan Jingap, there is a rumor that Park Sung-hoon, a former deputy mayor of Busan, and Lee Jin-bok, a senior presidential secretary for political affairs, who served as a third-term lawmaker in the Dongnae district, will run
(9)In Haeundae Gap, Seok Dong-hyun, secretary-general of the Democratic Peace and Unification Advisory Council, Joo Jin-woo, presidential secretary for swimming, and Jang Ye-chan, a member of the People’s Power Youth Supreme Council, are expected to run in next year’s general elections
(10)People’s Power Busan Metropolitan City Hall
(11)People’s Power Busan City Party
(12)the provision of public power
(13)Other districts, where active lawmakers are less likely to win the nomination, are also likely to run in the general election
(14)People are reportedly weighing whether to run or not by analyzing the situation