People Power Party Nomination Management Committee Chairman Jeong Young-hwan / News 1
According to the results of the finals of the primary elections in the three Yeongnam regions announced on the 2nd by the People Power Party Nomination Management Committee, all active lawmakers here were eliminated.
Seo Ji-young, former general affairs director of the People’s Power Party in Dongrae, Busan, Tae-woo Do, president of the Free Lawyers Association of Daegu, and Lee Sang-hwi, former director of the President’s Office in Pohang, South and Ulleung, Gyeongsangbuk-do, each won against first-term incumbents in the region, Kim Hee-gon, Lim Byeong-hun, and Kim Byeong-wook.
On this day, Jeong Young-hwan, chairman of the diplomatic committee, announced the results of the screening for 19 single-recommended places, 5 priority-recommended places, and 6 primary candidates, including the 3 final results of the second round of primary, at the headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul.
For Pyeongtaek-byeong, Gyeonggi-do, third-term policy committee chairman Yoo Yu-dong was recommended, and for Pyeongtaek-gap, first-term proportional lawmaker Han Moo-kyung was single-recommended. In Sokcho, Inje, Goseong, and Yangyang in Gangwon Province, re-elected lawmaker Lee Yang-soo received a singular recommendation.
The only candidates recommended in the Incheon region are Seo-gu-gap lawyer Park Sang-soo, Seo-gu-eul Park Jong-jin, former main anchor of ‘Park Jong-jin’s Kwaedonanma’, and Seo-gu Byung Lee Haeng-sook, former Incheon City Deputy Mayor for Culture, Welfare and Government Affairs.
For Yeongju, Yeongyang, and Bonghwa in Gyeongsangbuk-do, Lim Jong-deuk, former second deputy director of the National Security Office in the President’s Office, was recommended.
Priority recommendations (strategic nominations) include former lawmaker Kim Yong-tae for Goyangjeong in Gyeonggi Province, Go Yang-gap and former Vice Minister of Public Administration and Security Han Chang-seop, Suwon for Suwon Hong Yun-oh, former public relations planning director at the National Assembly Secretariat, Seoul Nowon for former National Finance Research Center researcher Kim Jun-ho, and Incheon Bupyeong Lee Hyeon-woong for former People’s National Finance Research Center. He is the party’s Incheon Bupyeong regional committee chairman.
Goyangjeong, where former lawmaker Kim Yong-tae was first recommended, is an area where former lawmaker Kim Hyun-ah’s nomination was canceled due to suspicions of violating the Political Fund Act.
Kim Young-seon, a 5-term lawmaker from Changwon Uichang, Gyeongsangnam-do, was cut off (excluded from the primary). For Changwon Uichang, the primary was decided between Kim Jong-yang, former Commissioner of the Gyeongnam Police Agency, and Bae Cheol-soon, former administrator of the Senior Secretary to the President’s Office for Political Affairs. Previously, Rep. Kim announced his intention to run in Kim Hae-gap, but on this day, Kim Hae-gap was also decided to be a three-member primary district excluding Rep. Kim. The three candidates in the Kim Hae-gap primary are Kwon Tong-il, former policy adviser to Minister of Education, former lawmaker Kim Jeong-kwon, and former Gyeongsangnam-do Governor Park Seong-ho.
Former Daejeon High Prosecutors’ Office prosecutor Kim Sang-min, who caused controversy by announcing his intention to run as an incumbent, was also cut out of Changwon Uichang, Gyeongsangnam-do. Previously, on the 5th of last month, the Ministry of Justice’s Prosecutor Disciplinary Committee took action against former prosecutor Kim, who sent a text message to people in his hometown that seemed to suggest that he would run in the general election during Chuseok in September last year while he was serving as chief prosecutor of the Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Office, and held a book launch event immediately after submitting his resignation at the end of last year. He was suspended for three months.
In Uiseong, Cheongsong, Yeongdeok, and Uljin in North Gyeongsang Province, Rep. Park Hyeong-soo and former Rep. Kim Jae-won will hold primary elections. Nowon-gap in Seoul is a three-way contest between former Seoul city council member Kim Gwang-soo, Korea Cyber Security Association Chairman Kim Seon-gyu, and former Seoul Mayor’s Chief of Staff Hyun Kyeong-byeong, while Ansan-eul in Gyeonggi-do is a three-way race between Park Yong-il, former working-level member of the Economic Division 2 of the Presidential Transition Committee, and Seo Jeong-hyun, a member of the People Power Party’s Ansan unit, as well as Party Council Chairman Yang Jin-young. It will be a three-way contest between the representative lawyers of Onnuri Law Firm.
Goyang-eul, Gyeonggi-do, is also a three-way race in which Lee Jeong-hyeong, former second vice mayor of Goyang City, Daejin University professor Jang Seok-hwan, and Jeong Moon-sik, co-chairman of the Goyang City Seoul Incorporation Promotion Committee, will face off.
On this day, the embassy committee also decided to recommend water cuts for three places in Gwangju, four places in Jeollabuk-do, and five places in Jeollanam-do. Gwangju is Seoeul Kim Yun, Bukgap Kim Jeong-myeong, North is Yang Jong-ah, Jeonbuk is Jeonju Byeong Jeon Hee-jae, Gunsan Gimjebuangap Oh Ji-seong, Gunsan Gimjebuan is Choi Hong-woo, Wanjujin Anmuju Lee In-sook, Jeonnam is Mokpo Yoon Seon-woong, Naju Hwasun Kim Jong-yoon, Haenam Wandojindo Kwak Bong-geun. Yeongam Muan Shinan Hwang Du-nam, Goheung Boseong Jangheunggangjin Kim Hyeong-ju, etc.
2024-03-02 05:48:45
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