People's power former lawmaker Na Kyung-won, ``Gangseo-gu mayor's by-election is not a barometer for the general election...It's tough on the people's power, and it's a place where the Democratic Party is in control.'' - South Korea

Na Kyung-won, former member of the People's Power (ruling party), evaluated the by-election for the mayor of Gangseo-gu, Seoul, saying, ``It's a bit unreasonable to view it as a barometer for the general election.''
Rep. Na former said in an interview on SBS Radio's ``Kim Tae Hyeong's Political Show'' on the 5th, ``If you look at areas as a barometer for the general election, there will always be floating votes, but in Gangseo-gu, it's actually a long time.''
This is an area where the Democratic Party quickly dominated." Rep. Roh former said, ``The Gangseo Ward mayoral election is an election for the head of a basic local government.It is not a political election like a parliamentary election, but in the end,
It is a slightly different election in that sense, as it is an election to elect the chief executive of the smallest unit, who cares about the lives of people. Traditionally, all active members of Gangseo Ward have been Democratic Party members for the past 16 years.
, both were Democratic Party ward chairs. So it's actually a little tough." He continued, ``If we were to lose, we would definitely consider next year's general election a red flag.''
It's not like we're going to lose the election, but if we lose the election, we have to reflect on ourselves. We need painstaking self-reflection,'' he said.
Rep. Na former said that Kim Tae Woo, the candidate for the power of the Gangnam Seo-gu Office, is ``actual.''
Qualitatively, he was the first person to provide public information on the injustice and immorality of the Moon Jae-in administration. If candidate Kim had not provided public interest information, the environment minister's blacklist incident would not have come to light.
"It happened," he said. He went on to explain, ``In a sense, I think this victory for the Gangseo District Commissioner will restore candidate Kim's reputation and repay the sense of debt we have toward him.''
When asked, ``What kind of role do you plan to play within the party to win next year's general election?'' Rep. Luo former replied, ``I don't know because I haven't received any proposals.
Our area (Seoul Dongjakul) is also not easy. I've been asked to do interviews since I've become a permanent advisor to the election campaign committee, but I think I'll just focus on our region quietly."
answered. When asked, ``What would you do if a proposal comes that Congressman Luo, who is known nationwide, should take the lead on a billboard?'' he answered, ``I will think about it when the time comes.''
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