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The People Power Party has decided to extend the application deadline for candidates for the mayor of Seoul and governor of South Chungcheong after prominent figures failed to submit their applications.

Kang Seon-woo and Kim Kyung, implicated in allegedly exchanging a 1 billion won nomination bribe, have been transferred to prosecutors following their arrest and detention.

Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon has declared that the People Power Party must cut ties with former President Yoon Suk-yeol if they want his support for the upcoming elections.

Hong Jun-pyo criticized Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon for not applying for the Seoul mayoral candidacy, suggesting he avoids elections he perceives he cannot win.

Park Soo-young, a member of the National Assembly from the ruling People Power Party, urges Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon to apply for candidacy in the upcoming local elections, emphasizing the importance of party unity against the opposition.

Lee Jung-hyun emphasizes the importance of strict candidate nomination rules in upcoming elections, stating that discipline will be maintained regardless of candidate availability.

A village broadcast announcing the upcoming community meeting highlights local agricultural activities, seasonal changes, and the lead-up to regional elections.

Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon did not register for candidacy in the June 3 local elections, emphasizing the need to sever ties with the faction associated with former President Yoon Suk-yeol.

Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon opted not to apply for the candidacy in the upcoming elections, emphasizing his disconnection from the ruling party's leadership.

Democratic candidates for the Seoul mayoralty have expressed their commitment to normalizing TBS, which faces a fiscal crisis due to the cessation of city budget support ahead of the 6/3 local elections.

Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon unveiled a 7.3 trillion won development plan for the southwestern districts of Seoul, aiming to improve transportation and infrastructure ahead of local elections.

The Democratic Party of Korea has decided to hold primaries for candidates in four regions, including Seoul and Gyeonggi, for the upcoming local elections, resulting in a five-way contest for the mayoral position in Seoul after the disqualification of one candidate.

The Democratic Party of Korea has confirmed preliminary candidates in Seoul, Gyeonggi, and Ulsan for the upcoming local elections, while also planning additional candidate recruitment in Busan.

Seoul's Education Superintendent Jeong Geun-sik has decided to join a unification committee aimed at consolidating progressive candidates ahead of the upcoming education superintendent elections in June.

Seoul City has seen a significant increase in lawsuits against media outlets filed with the Media Arbitration Commission, raising concerns over potential pressure on the press ahead of local elections.

The upcoming local elections in South Korea highlight a fierce competition between the ruling People Power Party and the opposition Democratic Party, with significant focus on Seoul and Busan as key battlegrounds.

The upcoming local elections in Sancheong, South Korea, reflect a shift in the political landscape as candidates from various parties aim to revitalize regional governance amidst challenges like population decline and economic stagnation.

The article discusses the beginning of candidate registrations for the June 3 local elections in South Korea, highlighting the competitive political landscape in key regions such as Seoul and its significance.

Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon urged the ruling People Power Party leadership to adopt a more centrist approach ahead of the June local elections, indicating concerns over their current stance.

Prosecutors have requested arrest warrants for independent lawmaker Gang Seon-woo and former Seoul city councilor Kim Gyeong over allegations of accepting a 100 million won nomination donation ahead of the 2022 local elections.

Police have requested arrest warrants for independent lawmaker Kang Seon-woo and former Seoul city councilor Kim Kyung for allegedly exchanging 100 million won in political donations ahead of the 2022 local elections.

The recent approval of the 'one person, one vote system for delegates and party members' by the Democratic Party raises concerns about its implications for party dynamics and the upcoming local elections, including the significant Seoul mayoral race.