Official Recommendation = Winning, former staff member Yongsan (Yongsan) is the first Exclusive recommendation in the ruling party field

People's Power announced on the 18th that former Yongsan Presidential Office personnel were included in the first Exclusive recommendation list in Daegu, Gangwon, Busan, and Ulsan districts, which are considered to be the fields of conservative parties. Ta
. Prior to this, Chung Hee-kyung (Gyeonggi Euijeong-bu A), former first secretary for political affairs in the presidential office, and on this day, Joo JIN WOO, former legal secretary (Busan Haeundae A), and LEE SEUNG HWAN, former administrative official (
Seoul's Chung-Ran B) has become an official candidate of Exclusive and will run in the final election. Three candidates from the Nakdong River belt accepted the district relocation (Seo Byung-soo, Kim
The party has confirmed its first priority recommendation (strategic public recommendation) for Rep. Tae-ho and Cho Hye-jin). ◇Public recommendation means winning...A prominent member of the party and a staff member from Yongsan are placed as the party's former members.
This morning, Yong Hwan, Chairman of the People's Power Public Administration Commission, gave a briefing at the Central Party Headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul.
We have completed the examination of 133 constituencies so far and have passed the halfway point, so we will continue to do so fairly for the remainder of the period.''
Exclusive certified candidates are from Seoul (1 person), Busan (5 people), Daegu (2 people), Ulsan (1 person), and Gangwon (3 people).
There are 12 people in total. In Daegu, incumbent Rep. Yoon Jae-ok and Ju Kyung-ho were nominated by Exclusive, and in Ulsan, Rep. Kwon Myung-ho (Dong-gu) was nominated by Exclusive. In Gangwon, the Exclusive recommendation was made by Rep. Park Jeong-ha (Gangwon).
Representatives such as Eong-joo Ko) and Yoo Sang-beom (Gangwon Hongcheon, Hoengseong, Yongwol, and Pyeongchang) will go straight to the general election. Rep. Kim Ki-hyun (Ulsan), who resigned from her post as party representative in December last year.
Representative Kwon Seong-dong (Gangwon, Gangneung, 4th term), who was chosen as the former ``Yoon Nuclear Security Guard'' (a core person of President Yoon Seo-gyul), was not included in this Exclusive nomination.
In Busan, the three elected representatives are Kim Do-up (Buk-gu, Gangseo-gu, I), Joo Jin WOO, former presidential office legal secretary (Haeundae A), lawmaker Kim Mi-ae (Haeundae I), and Lee Sung-kwon, former Busan city economic deputy.
The mayor (Saha-gu, A) and Rep. Jeong Dong-man (Gijang-gun) received public nominations. Secretary-General Jang Dong-hyuk said, ``Former Secretary Choo was recommended based on the Exclusive recommendation criteria,'' and ``He was appointed to the President's Office.
There's no reason to suffer reverse discrimination if you're from." From the presidential office, former secretary Joo became the first conservative to be nominated for Exclusive. As a result, former secretary Jeong Hee-kyung, LEE SEUNG HWAN
To date, three people, including the former administrative official, have received exclusive recommendations and have been confirmed to run in the final election. ◇Seo Byung-soo and Kim Tae-ho strategic recommendation to take back the Nakdong River Belt
On this day, the Public Control Commission nominated lawyer Ahn Byeong-gu as a candidate for reinforcing the mayoral election of Miryang, Gyeongnam, and gave some preferential recommendations.
Target candidates and primary election regions were additionally announced. At the request of the party leadership, Rep. Seo Byeong-soo (Busan Bukkang-seo A), Rep. Kim Tae-ho (Gyeongsangnam Yangsan I), and Rep. Cho Hye-jin (Gyeongnam
Kime Otsu) received priority recommendation. This is the first strategic public recommendation announced by the party. Chairman Yong Hwan responded to a question about Kimae (Gimhae) calling for a primary election by some candidates, saying,
"We determined that the candidate's approval rating was quite low compared to the support rating in the people's power region, and that they could cause a rebellion during the primary election." with the candidate
It seems better to find a compromise." On the 16th of this month, the party will continue to hold elections in a total of 22 constituencies (1 in Seoul, 6 in Busan, 5 in Daegu, 1 in Ulsan, 2 in Daejeon, 1 in Sejong, and 1 in Sejong).
Gyeongbuk 5 and Gyeongnam 1) were additionally designated as primary election areas. In Seoul, Songpa-hyeong was met by Kim Geun-sik, former director of the People's Power Non-Election Strategy Office, and Kim Sung-yong, former executive official of the presidential office.
resist The next day (the 19th), the Public Control Commission teased that there would be a reassignment of personnel in Daegu, Gyeongbuk, and other areas. Regarding the TK (Daegu/Gyeongbuk) region, Chairman Chung said, ``There may be a reallocation of human resources.
"If we have a group of talented people, we will have to discuss it with the parties involved, which is quite worrying." ``I think we will gather on the 19th and have a discussion, but in the case of talented people, if they agree, they will be selected as competitive candidates in the metropolitan area.''
"It can be relocated to a place where there is no space available," he said.