South Korea — Minjudang & South Korea — People Power Party

South Korea — Minjudang: The South Korea — Minjudang, led by President Lee Jae Myung, was expected to perform well in the local elections and won most races, but lost the crucial Seoul mayoral role. The party seeks to extend its momentum to push forward key policies.

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 — Minjudang: The ruling party's support has fluctuated, reflecting the president's declining popularity and potential impact on future elections.

South Korea — People Power Party: The main opposition party has seen mixed support, potentially benefiting from the president's declining approval.

South Korea — Minjudang: The South Korea — Minjudang, the ruling party, condemned the South Korea — People Power Party's criticism as political attacks ahead of local elections, urging against hasty conclusions.

South Korea — People Power Party: The South Korea — People Power Party criticized the government's response to the attack on the HMM Namu, accusing it of downplaying the incident and failing to protect its citizens.

South Korea — Minjudang: The South Korea — Minjudang criticized the failed detainment attempt and urged Choi Sang-mok to intervene, accusing him of neglecting his responsibility.

South Korea — People Power Party: The South Korea — People Power Party, led by Kwon Young-se, called the attempt to detain Yoon Suk Yeol unfair and improper, arguing there was no risk of him fleeing or destroying evidence.

South Korea — Minjudang: The ruling South Korea — Minjudang>>> (Democratic Party) plans to launch a national inquiry into the ballot paper shortage, despite posting a strong showing in the local elections.

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.

South Korea — Minjudang: The liberal Democratic Party (South Korea — Minjudang), President Lee Jae Myung's political base, has been criticized by opposition lawmakers for the perceived political motivation behind the southwest chip hub plan.

South Korea — People Power Party: The main opposition South Korea — People Power Party criticized the government's plan, accusing it of politicizing semiconductor investment and pressuring companies to invest in a liberal stronghold.