The Democratic Party is holding a circulating primary in South Jeolla Province and Gwangju, and is appealing for support in Honam, which is considered the most crucial battleground.
The Democratic Party's representative election saw candidates Song Yonggil, Jeong Cheogle, and Kim Minseok campaign in a tour of coastal regions, emphasizing their bonds with the southern region. They highlighted the importance of supporting the three major projects for the nation's success, with Kim Minseok stressing the necessity of agreement among parties for the projects' success.
Kim Minseok mentioned his imprisonment during the 5·18 democratic movement and claimed that without the southern region, AI, new ventures, and advanced South Korea wouldn't exist. Jeong Cheogle focused on his experiences in the 1980s and his resolve to support Kim Minseok's presidency. Song Yonggil, a native of Gwangju, playfully challenged his opponents to support Kim Minseok's presidency.
The candidates reiterated their support for Kim Minseok's presidency while also addressing the need for judicial reform and criticizing the opposition for internal divisions and infighting.
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