People Power's new leader Han Dong-hoon: ”Keep in mind that the public has more worries than expectations” (South Korea)

Han Dong-hoon, former emergency response committee chairman of the Korean People Power Party, was elected as the new chairman of the People Power Party. Han was elected at the party's rally held yesterday at Kintex in Ilsan, Goyang City.
At the party convention, he defeated fellow candidates Na Kyung-won, Won Hee-ryong, and Yoon Sang-hyun to become the party leader for a two-year term.
He received a total of 62.84% of the votes, combining the online voting, the automatic response system (ARS) voting held on the 21st and 22nd, and the general public opinion poll.
For Han, who stepped down from his position as emergency response committee chairman after only three and a half months, taking responsibility for the defeat in the April 10 general election, this conference marks a turning point for him as he has risen to the center of the political world in a short period of time.
It was a stage that announced her return to Scarlet Heart Ryeo. It is believed that her popularity among the masses and her fandom led to her receiving votes. The controversy surrounding Kim Gun Hee's wife's public text messages and her fast track with candidate Na
Despite party members' feelings being dampened by public criticism over his gaffe regarding the request to drop the charges and his terrible internal disputes, he still managed to win first place with a majority.
This was 6.59 percentage points lower than the previous record of 55.10% at the March 8 National Party Congress last year. However, the public's attention towards the People Power Party led by Han Dong-hoon was met with more anger than expectation.
The conflict between President Yoon Seok-youl and Chairman Han, which came to light during the party election process, casts a gloomy shadow over the future of national politics.
With the massive opposition party's legislative rampage and rough management of the National Assembly becoming commonplace, some are worried that a clash between current and future powers will only result in their mutual downfall.
It is clear that the first priority for Chairman Han and the new leadership is to unite the divided party members and listen to the voices of the presidential office and the government.
The ruling party's lethargy and irresponsibility will encourage the opposition party to act recklessly, ultimately harming the people.