#Jung Chung-rae
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Kim Min-seok elected Korea's ruling party leader with 54.08%
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Korea's Democratic Party picks its leader in Daejeon on August 17, 2026
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Kim Min-seok wins Honam with 57.54%, lead widens to 14.07 points
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Korea's ruling party picks a leader on August 17 — 71% of votes are still uncast
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Issues · 3 min readKim Min-seok elected Korea's ruling party leader with 54.08%
Final result — Kim Min-seok 54.08%, Jung Chung-rae 45.92%, a margin of 8.16 percentage points
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Issues · 2 min readKorea's Democratic Party picks its leader in Daejeon on August 17, 2026
Seoul-Gyeonggi round — Kim Min-seok 46.66% (148,245), Jung Chung-rae 46.28% (147,048), Song Young-gil 7.05% (22,410); margin of 1,197 votes
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Issues · 2 min readKim Min-seok wins Honam with 57.54%, lead widens to 14.07 points
Honam round — Kim Min-seok 57.54% (139,307 votes) · Jung Chung-rae 32.65% · Song Young-gil 9.81%
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Issues · 3 min readKorea's ruling party picks a leader on August 17 — 71% of votes are still uncast
Cumulative standing: Kim Min-seok 46.01%, Jung Chung-rae 44.53% — a gap of 1.48 points
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Issues · 3 min readKim takes Gangwon and Daegu-Gyeongbuk — and 71% of the vote is still ahead
Combined Gangwon, Daegu and Gyeongbuk vote: Kim Min-seok 48.54%, Jung Chung-rae 44.40%, Song Young-gil 7.06%
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Issues · 2 min readKim retakes the lead by 0.86 — a 5.67-point Jeju-Incheon win flips the race
Jeju-Incheon round: Kim Min-seok 47.75%, Jung Chung-rae 42.08%, Song Young-gil 10.17%
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Issues · 2 min readA race inside one percentage point — Korea's ruling party votes in Jeju and Incheon
Speech events ran in Jeju (morning) and Incheon (afternoon); results follow the Incheon event
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Issues · 1 min readKorea's ruling-party race flips again — by 1,514 votes
Jung Chung-rae took the Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam round with 46.65% of the vote