Jang Dong-hyuk, the leader of the People Power Party, has decided to delay the reappointment of Park Min-young, the party's media spokesperson, who faced demands for personnel change due to her opposition to the impeachment of former President Yoon Seok-youl. Despite expectations that the issue would be discussed at a recent party meeting, it was postponed, reflecting ongoing tensions within the party regarding leadership and direction, especially in the lead-up to the Seoul mayoral election. The deadline for candidate registration has been extended again, but the contrasting views between Jang and Oh Se-hoon remain unresolved.

Park Seong-hoon, the party's chief spokesperson, confirmed after the party's Supreme Council meeting that Jang is listening to various voices and did not feel ready to proceed with Park Min-young’s reappointment. Accompanying concerns were raised about the need for a change in the party's approach regarding spokesperson reappointments, indicating underlying conflicts within the party membership. This situation emphasizes the delicate balance Jang must maintain as he navigates the pressures from both internal factions and public expectations.

Additionally, there have been calls from figures like Oh Se-hoon for changes in the party’s ethics committee leadership, which has recently been a source of controversy. Park Seong-hoon defended the independence of the committee, arguing that constant political pressures for resignations may destabilize its function. Furthermore, Park was skeptical about the demand for an innovation campaign committee, suggesting that if it aims to push Jang Dong-hyuk out of leadership, then such a committee would not be acceptable. The discussions indicate a complex and contentious environment as the party gears up for critical elections, balancing demands for reform with the intricate affiliations and ambitions of its members.