South Korea's largest opposition party analyzes the general election as a difficult situation...``Securing 153 seats is nothing more than a hope.''

South Korea's largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Japan, commented on the situation in the general election to be held in April, saying, ``151 seats is still our highest desired goal, but it is very difficult to secure a leading party position, including regional constituencies and proportional representation.''
It's a difficult situation.'' On the 19th, Kim Min-Seok, head of the party's situation office, attended a meeting of the election committee headquarters held at the party headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul, and said,
There was in-depth analysis and discussion by the election campaign committee chairman. The recently reported hope that the party would be able to reach a maximum of 153 seats by adding proportional representation seats to 130 or 140 seats is only the highest hope.
I judge that there is no such thing." The other day, the party predicted it could win 130 to 140 seats in regional districts and at least 13 seats in proportional representation, bringing the total to 153 seats.
However, Mr. Kim said, ``The current situation is fluid and a tense, evenly contested battle continues.We cannot hand over the matter to the Yoon administration until the National Assembly.We ask for the support of the people who want to judge the administration.''
"Yes," he emphasized. In addition, ``The three permanent campaign committee chairs hold meetings on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.Including on-site meetings, considering the busyness of campaigning across the country, we explain the situation every day.''
I decided to do it. It will be implemented starting tomorrow (the 20th)." ``President Yoon and ruling party representative Han Dong-hoon, chairman of the emergency response committee, held a door-stipping (informal conference).''
The Q&A session was interrupted. "The situation is such that the people are covering their mouths and ears, but we will prepare for Judgment Day while communicating with the people."