South Korea — Election commission & South Korea — People Power Party

South Korea — Election commission: The South Korea — Election commission faced severe criticism and public anger due to unprecedented ballot paper shortages, leading to the resignation of its chief and a parliamentary investigation. Its credibility has been questioned amid claims of election fraud.

South Korea — People Power Party: The South Korea — People Power Party, the main opposition, suffered major election losses outside of Seoul but managed to retain the Seoul mayoral seat. The party filed appeals regarding election irregularities and seeks to rebuild its conservative bloc.

South Korea — Election commission: Reimbursed election expenses to South Korea — People Power Party; may receive repayment if sentence is finalized.

South Korea — People Power Party: May be forced to return 39.7 billion won in election expenses if Yoon's sentence is upheld, affecting party finances.

South Korea — Election commission: The South Korea — Election commission>>> is at the center of the controversy due to its failure to prevent ballot shortages, leading to the resignation of its head and calls for significant reforms.

South Korea — People Power Party: The opposition conservative South Korea — People Power Party>>> has called for a joint audit into the ballot shortages, particularly noting severe shortages in conservative-leaning districts.