Protests and Investigation into South Korea's Ballot Shortages

Protesters are demanding a revote over ballot shortages during local elections, blockading a vote counting center for the sixth day. An investigation revealed that the election watchdog reduced the number of ballots without a formal review process, raising questions about procedural lapses.

10 Jun, 06:03 — 10 Jun, 06:03

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Protest over ballot shortages enters sixth day

Protesters demanding a revote over ballot shortages during the June 3 local elections continue to blockade the Olympic Handball Gymnasium in Jamsil, southern Seoul, used as a vote counting center, for the sixth day Wednesday. Thousands of voters in southern Seoul and elsewhere were forced to vote after the deadline due to a ballot shortage.

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