Lee Jun-seok, a former national representative, is recruiting new party candidates... ``Looking for people interested in the general election'' on SNS = South Korea

Lee Jun-seok, former president of People's Power (ruling party), who has been preparing to form a new party, effectively began recruiting new party candidates on the 4th.
Former CEO Lee posted on his SNS this afternoon, ``I will run in the upcoming 22nd general election and serve the people.''
I'm looking for people who are willing to do this," and posted a link to apply for a ``Google Document.'' On the application platform, former CEO Lee said, ``Regarding the 22nd general election.''
We are looking for people with a heart. The information you provide will not be provided or shared with anyone other than me." The purpose of collecting personal information was to ``along with politician Lee Jun-seok, the 22nd National Assembly Member of the National Assembly''.
"This is to obtain information and contact people who want to play a role in the election." The platform contains basic personal information such as the applicant's name, gender, age, phone number, occupation and educational background.
In addition, they also wrote down the parliamentary district they were interested in and whether they had any experience running for public office. Examples of 'Congressman constituencies of interest' are Songpa, Seoul, Byeong, and Chung.
These are Gongju, Buyeo, Cheongyang, South Chungcheong Province, and Sasang-gu, Busan. Sasang-gu, Busan City is home to Jang Jae, who has clashed with former CEO Lee.
This is the local district where Congressman Won (Jang Je former) is currently serving. On the 18th of last month, former CEO Lee also collected a contact network of supporters through the same 'Google Docs' platform. Formation of a new party
It is analyzed that the petition was intended to build the former network, but former CEO Lee revealed that as of the end of last month, a total of about 50,000 people had signed the petition.
By the 27th of this month, former CEO Lee said, ``There have been significant changes in President Yoon Seo-gyul and the party.''
If there is no party, we will form a new party.'' The 27th marks exactly 12 years since Lee entered politics.