Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung's November election is fast approaching... All efforts focused on public opinion battle and internal unity = South Korea

With the first of four criminal trials against Chairman Lee Jae-myung due to be held in two weeks, the Democratic Party of Korea is focusing all of its efforts on public opinion.
The Democratic Party lawmakers are continuing their signature relay for prosecutorial reform. Yoon Seok-yeol and his wife Kim Gun-Hee
The party leadership, which released the recording of a phone call regarding the nomination of Myung Tae-gyun, a key figure in the allegations of Kim's wife Kim Jong-un's interference in the nomination process, has set encouraging citizens to participate in off-campus protests as its current top priority.
According to the political world, as of 2 p.m. on the 31st, the signature campaign calling for Lee's acquittal, led by the Innovation Council, had attracted 269,000 signatures. The signature campaign began on the 8th and will continue until the 31st.
The goal is to collect one million signatures by the 11th of this month, and the Innovation Council plans to submit a petition to the court before Lee's sentencing. The petition states that Lee will be sentenced in the first instance in November.
The letter included complaints about the injustice of the prosecution's investigation into the charges of violating the Public Offices Election Act (15th) and instigating perjury (25th).
They are also planning a rally in front of the Seoul Central District Court. The Democratic Party lawmakers have launched a public opinion battle using social media. They posted slogans like, 'Evidence tampering! Political indictment!' on their own social media accounts.
He is continuing the "signature relay for prosecutorial reform" by posting a picture of himself holding a piece of paper that reads, "Lee Jae-myung is innocent!" along with a message naming the next runner.
To date, dozens of current Democratic Party lawmakers, including Deputy Floor Leader Baek Seung-ja and Floor Spokesperson Kang Yu-jeong, have participated in the relay.
Within the People Power (ruling party) camp, there has been criticism that Democratic Party lawmakers are only focused on defending Chairman Lee's judicial risk.
In a statement posted on his social media account the day before, Kwon Seong-dong, a member of the People's Power Party, said, "Right now, Chairman Lee has completed his one-man rule, like the Tsar of Imperial Russia. I am advocating for Chairman Lee's innocence.
The Democratic Party leadership will hold a special event on the 2nd of next month in the area around Seoul Station called "Kim Jin-il, the Democratic Party of Korea lawmakers who are engrossed in the festivities and posting photos of themselves on social media relaying the facts.
The Democratic Party is preparing for a nationwide rally to denounce the government's corruption. Most of the 170 Democratic Party lawmakers, including Chairman Lee, who will be delivering a speech to the nation, are expected to attend the gathering.
In a phone call with Herald Business, the official said, "This is the first outdoor rally that the Democratic Party of Korea said it would 'prepare for long down jackets,' so we need more people to participate than ever before.
"The direction of the Democratic Party's future off-campus struggle will depend on how many people attend the rally," he said.