Han Dong-hoon, People's Power Party candidate, ”We need to show how much we want change by voting in large numbers” (South Korea)

Han Dong-hoon, the ruling party's candidate for president, said on the 21st about his outlook for the runoff election at the party convention, "I believe the people and party members will make a wise decision for the future."
After meeting with Governor Park Wan-soo at the Gyeongsangnam Provincial Office on the same day, candidate Han met with reporters and said, "If the runoff election goes ahead, there will be some disadvantages for candidate Han.
In response to the question, "There is a growing view that the turnout for this party convention will not be as high as that of the previous convention," he said, "I believe that many people will vote and that the power of the people will be fully realized."
"I want you to show us how badly you want change for the future. There's still one day left, so I want you to vote a lot."
“No matter who becomes the party leader, the floor leader will take the lead on floor issues,” said floor leader Chu Kyung-ho.
In response to the remarks, he said, "The party is united in its goal of making the government successful and re-creating power. We will pool our wisdom to achieve this goal."
In addition, he said, "If an outsider becomes the party leader, he will not be able to compete honestly with the Democratic Party's candidate Lee Jae-myung."
In response to criticism from other candidates such as, "There is no way to avoid a special investigation into candidate Han after the special investigation into PFC Choi," he said, "Even if the other party attacks me personally, I will move forward into the future together with the people and party members."
Candidate Han, who met with Governor Park earlier, exchanged views on the need for government support for the tourism industry and the toll for the Changwon Geoga Bridge.