Lee Jun-seok, leader of the reformist New Party, engaged in a live debate on YouTube with Jeon Han-gil, a far-right YouTuber and former Korean history instructor, focusing on the topic of alleged election fraud. Jang Dong-hyuk, the leader of the People Power Party, commented on this discussion, stating it reflects the public's heightened interest in a fair electoral system. He emphasized the need for thorough election oversight, announcing plans to establish a party-level task force to monitor elections effectively.

The live debate attracted significant attention, with viewership exceeding 300,000 during the broadcast and accumulating over 5 million views shortly thereafter. Jang stated that this level of engagement underscores that electoral reforms cannot be delayed and that the public expects the party to address known issues within the electoral system, such as improper management of advance voting and voting rights for foreigners.

Jang highlighted the urgency of rebuilding public trust in the electoral system, advocating for a redesign of the system to prevent electoral malpractice. He urged the Central Election Management Committee to prioritize restoring trust in the voting process rather than stifling public discourse on election integrity. Consequently, the People Power Party will formally begin discussions on election system reforms, ensuring thorough oversight in the upcoming local elections.