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S. Korea's opposition bloc wins three-fifths of parliamentary seats
STORY: S. Korea's opposition bloc wins three-fifths of parliamentary seats
SHOOTING TIME: April 10, 2024
DATELINE: April 11, 2024
LENGTH: 00:03:00
LOCATION: Seoul
CATEGORY: POLITICS
SHOTLIST:
1. various of a ballot counting station in Gwanak district, Seoul
2. various of a ballot counting station in Mapo district, Seoul (Xinhua/Yonhap)
3. various of the Democratic Party's reaction to exit poll results (Xinhua/Yonhap)
4. various of the People Power Party's reaction to exit poll results (Xinhua/Yonhap)
STORYLINE:
South Korea's liberal opposition bloc won more than three-fifths of seats in parliamentary elections, the National Election Commission said Thursday.
The main liberal opposition Democratic Party took 161 directly-contested constituency seats, while its satellite party secured 14 proportional representation (PR) slots, with 99.99 percent of the votes counted.
The minor liberal Rebuilding Korea Party earned 12 PR seats, while the minor center-left New Future Party and the minor leftist Progressive Party gained one respective seat in electoral districts.
The number of parliamentary seats, snatched by the broader liberal bloc, totaled 189.
The ruling conservative People Power Party and its sister party obtained 90 constituency seats and 18 PR seats each.
The minor center-right New Reform Party garnered one constituency seat and two PR seats.
The quadrennial polls for 300 members of the National Assembly were carried out at 14,259 voting stations across the Asian country on Wednesday to let voters cast ballots for 254 constituency seats and 46 PR slots.
Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Seoul.
(XHTV)
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