As of 10 a.m., turnout for South Korean general election was 10.3%...1.1% down from the previous election

The cumulative voter turnout rate for the 22nd National Assembly election on the 10th is 10.3%. According to the Central Election Commission's election statistics system, the total voter turnout rate as of 10 a.m. today was
Of the total 44,281,100 eligible voters, 4,572,435 people voted. This is about 1.1% lower than the voter turnout rate (11.4%) during the same time period in the 2020 21st general election.
As of 10 a.m. today, the regional turnout was: Chungnam (11.9%), Gyeongbuk (11.6%), Daejeon and Gangwon (11.
.5%), △Daegu and Chungbuk (11.4%), △Jeju (11.1%), △Busan, Gyeonggi and Gyeongnam (10.4%)
, △Ulsan (10.3%), △Incheon (10.0%), △Chongnam (9.7%), △Jeollabuk (9.4%), △Seoul (9.3%),
The highest turnout was recorded in Sejong (9.1%) and Gwangju (8.7%). The 22nd general election began today at 6 a.m. with 10,420 votes cast in 254 constituencies nationwide.
Voting began simultaneously at all 59 polling stations and will continue until 6 pm. Voters can bring their ID and cast their ballot at the polling station in their place of residence.