``New Party'' led by South Korean former ruling party representative exceeds ``30,000'' members

The New Reform Party (tentative name), led by Lee Jun-seok, former representative of South Korea's ruling party ``People's Power'', has secured 30,000 members through online recruitment.
On the morning of the 5th, Representative Lee Former, who is the chairman of the Reform New Party's political platform and policy committee, posted on Facebook the ``current status of membership membership'' in 17 cities and prefectures.
The number of entrants has been published. As of this morning, the number of party members was 32,745. By region, there were 19,461 people in metropolitan areas such as Seoul, Gyeonggi-do, and Incheon.
, accounting for about 60% of the total number of subscribers. Regarding this, Rep. Heo Eun-ah, the chairman of the party founding preparation committee of the New Reform Party, who left the ruling party, said on a South Korean radio program that
``It looks like the date will be a little earlier than expected,'' and ``Currently, 30,000 people have joined the party as party members.'' On the 4th, Representative Lee former chairman posted on Facebook, ``Yesterday (the 3rd), I was a party member.
We published an invitation to join the party, and within 18 hours the number of party members exceeded 20,000."