South Korean ruling party leader: ”If we vote for criminals, South Korea will fall into the abyss”... ”I want the advance voting to show that”

Han Dong-hoon, chairman of the emergency response committee of the ruling party People Power, said on the 4th, the day before the early voting period for the general election of the National Assembly (held on April 10th),
I hope that the people will show their determination to 'defeat the criminals' in tomorrow's early voting." Chairman Han held a press conference at the ruling party's central headquarters in Seoul that morning.
"I want everyone to go to the early voting stations tomorrow," he said. Early voting for the general election will take place on the 5th and 6th of this month from 6 am to 6 pm.
Chairman Han said, "The voting day for the election is just around the corner. We are in a period where the results of the opinion polls cannot be announced. We are worried about what other people say,
If you don't go to the polls, or if you vote for obvious criminal suspects or for brazen candidates who make mistakes and don't back down, that's a choice that will push Korea into the abyss.
"I want everyone to believe in their own judgment and vote without wavering," he said. "I don't want people to be concerned about things like, 'If you vote early, you'll lose,' or 'If the turnout is high, you'll lose.'
"I want everyone to vote with the mindset of, 'If I vote, I will win,' or 'If we vote, South Korea will win,'" he said.
He also said, "To our children and young people, Lee Jae Myung.
Can we say that it is okay to live like the Democratic Party leader or Cho Kuk, leader of the Fatherland Reform Party?" he asked.