Reform Party leader Lee Jun-seok addressed persistent allegations of irregularities in South Korea's early voting system during a broadcast interview. He maintained that problems stem from human error or negligence by staff, not inherent flaws in electronic vote counting, which he described as the core of the system. Lee challenged critics to propose abolishing electronic counting if they believe it is structurally unreliable, arguing that supplementary measures are sufficient when properly mana

Political commentator Jeon Han-gil and Reform Party leader Lee Jun-seok engaged in a heated broadcast exchange over public trust in South Korea's National Election Commission. Jeon pressed Lee on his low confidence in the commission, citing data showing only 46% of citizens trust it, and argued that dismissing fraud concerns as delusional ignores serious issues like early voting discrepancies and vote-counting anomalies. He pointed to educated critics—PhDs and statisticians—who raise questions b

Political commentator Jeon Han-gil and Reform Party leader Lee Jun-seok engaged in a tense broadcast exchange over public confidence in South Korea's National Election Commission. Jeon pressed Lee on his level of trust in the commission, highlighting surveys showing only 46% of citizens have confidence in it—meaning a majority do not. He argued that widespread distrust stems from repeated management issues in early voting, ballot handling, and vote counting, not from baseless conspiracy theories