On the final day of the election campaign, the ruling party leader calls on the public to vote... ”There are 12 hours left in the Republic of Korea” = South Korea

Han Dong-hoon, chairman of the emergency response committee and general election countermeasure committee of the ruling party People Power Party, delivered a passionate message urging the public to vote at a rally the day before the general election.
He likened the legend of Admiral Chungmugong 420 years ago to the elections that will determine the future of the Republic of Korea, and stressed that each and every citizen will play an important role. He also stressed that in order to protect the nation's destiny and revive it, the people must remain strong.
"I want to see whether the Republic of Korea will fall into shocking chaos or into crisis," Han said at the "final all-out campaign rally" held at Cheonggye Plaza in Seoul on the 9th.
"The fateful time has come to decide whether or not we will overcome this crisis," he said, emphasizing the importance of voting to the public. "I hope that in the distant future, we will not regret that we did not vote at that time and that we ruined our country.
Instead, I want to be able to proudly say that we saved the country on April 10," he said, urging people to participate in the vote, which will run until 6 p.m. on the 10th.
Han said, "Considering the confusion and regression that the 200 seats that the Democratic Party of Korea is talking about as if it were opening a bottle of champagne and laughing at,
"The next former Democratic Party will be different from past ones, and will be filled only with Lee Jae-myung's bodyguards, people like Kim Ju-nyuk and Yang Moon-seok, and will have 200 members who can do anything.
"Imagine the seats," he said. "The basic principle is to demand impeachment and a special investigation, but it also removes freedom from the constitution, takes away the wages that people have worked so hard for, and undermines cooperation between South Korea and the United States with 'thank you' diplomacy, becoming pro-China.
"They will become one-sided and worsen Japan-Korea relations with bamboo spear diplomacy. They will teach Kim Ju-nyeon's version of history to children and amend the constitution to self-pardon Lee Jae-myung and Cho Kuk," he said.
He added, "The power of the people makes for a powerful political party. We have presented you with policy pledges that can be put into practice immediately. As the ruling party, our promises need to be put into practice, and we want you to allow us to put them into practice."
In addition, the financial investment income tax was abolished, the super-Seoul and Gyeonggi administrative districts were reorganized in one shot, restrictions on reconstruction and redevelopment were relaxed, the plan to realize publicly announced land prices was cancelled, the number of assembly members was reduced, and the Sejong administration of the National Assembly was completed.
He reiterated the pledges he had made so far, including the full relocation, free childcare for 5-year-olds, and a reduction in the value-added tax rate.
"Let's pass on to our children an advanced Republic of Korea that is strong, strong, weak, and weak, not a backward country that is weak against the strong and strong against the weak," he said.
"For the past 100 days, if you have felt inconvenienced or pointed out something wrong with the government or the ruling party, they have responded and corrected it immediately," he said.
"I will do even more in the future," he said, promising to "look only at the will of the people and follow only the will of the people." Chairman Han also held an election ceremony for the People's Future Party, a proportional representation satellite party of People Power, on the same day.
Together with the task force chairman, he went on his final campaign tour at the party level, where around 1,000 supporters gathered holding red balloons.