Democratic Party candidate Lee Jae-myung wins landslide victory in Busan primary with 92% of votes, while Kim Duk-kwan receives 7.04% (South Korea)

On the 27th, in the Busan primary election to select the next leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, candidate Lee Jae-myung continued to record a vote share of over 90%.
Candidate Lee received 92.08% of the votes in the online voting by party members in the 6th regional primary election held at BEXCO in Busan on the same day.
Candidate Kim Du-kwan received 7.04% and candidate Kim Ji-soo received 0.89%. In the Ulsan primary election held just before, candidate Lee recorded 90.56% of the votes, while Kim Du-kwan received 1.04%.
Candidate Lee received 8.08% of the votes, while candidate Kim Ji-soo received 1.36%. Candidate Lee won the first four elections (Jeju, Incheon, Gangwon, Daegu, and
In the primary elections in North Gyeongsang Province, he recorded a cumulative vote rate of 91.7%, with Kim Du-kwan receiving 7.19% and Kim Ji-soo receiving 1.11%.
Meanwhile, the results of the Busan primary election for the Supreme Committee to select five of the eight candidates were as follows: Kim Min-Seok won with 21.51%, Jeong Bong-Ju won with 21.53%, and
Candidate Jung Bong-ju 17.63%, candidate Han Jun-ho 13.83%, candidate Kim Byung-ju 12.76%, candidate Lee Eon-ju 11.78%, candidate Chung Hee-ju 12.76%, candidate Han Jun-ho 13.83%, candidate Kim Byung-ju 12.76%, candidate Lee Eon-ju 11.78%, candidate Jung Hee-ju 12.76%, candidate Han Jun-ho 13.83 ...
The order was Jeon Hyun-hee with 11.12%, Min Hyun-bae with 6.23%, and Kang Sun-woo with 5.15%.
The primary elections in Gyeongsangnam-do are also scheduled to be held on the same day.
The local elections will conclude on the 17th of next month in Seoul, and the party will hold a general meeting the following day to elect one party leader and five supreme committee members.
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