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			\|18 May – 25 May 2022
			\|28 May 2022
			\|45.89%
			\| {{party shading/People Power Party (South Korea)}} "text-align:center" \| '''47.63%'''
			\|1.14%
			\|4.57%
			\|0.77% <br>
			\| style="background:{{party color\|People Power Party (South Korea)}}; color:white" \| 1.74%
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			\|1 Apr 2021 – 25 May 2022
			\|27 May 2022
			\|40.7%
			\| {{party shading/People Power Party (South Korea)}} "text-align:center" \| '''44.6%'''
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			\|4.9%
			\|9.8%
			\| style="background:{{party color\|People Power Party (South Korea)}}; color:white" \| 3.9%
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			\|30 Apr 2022 – 25 May 2022
			\|29 May 2022
			\|41%
			\| {{party shading/People Power Party (South Korea)}} "text-align:center" \| '''43%'''
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			\|4%
			\|12%
			\| style="background:{{party color\|People Power Party (South Korea)}}; color:white" \| 2%
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			\|16 May – 23 May 2022
			\|25 May 2022
			\|45.43%
			\| {{party shading/People Power Party (South Korea)}} "text-align:center" \| '''47.40%'''
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			\|5.01%
			\|2.16%
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	=== Gangwon Governor ===		=== Gangwon Governor ===

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2022 South Korean local elections

← 2018

1 June 2022

2026 →

All 17 metropolitan mayors and governors
All 226 municipal mayors
All 824 seats for provincial and metropolitan councillors
All 2926 seats for municipal councillors

	First party	Second party	Third party

Leader	Yun Ho-jung & Park Ji-hyun	Lee Jun-seok	Yeo Yeong-gug
Party	Democratic	People Power	Justice

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The 8th local elections will be held in South Korea on 1 June 2022. These elections come after the presidential election of March 2022, and will coincide with the by-elections for the vacant seats in the National Assembly. It is the first nationwide election under President Yoon Suk-yeol after he takes office on 10 May.

Process

Citizens born before 2 June 2004 have the right to vote and the right to be elected.

Current Seat Allocation

Party	Provincial Governors	Mayors	Provincial Parliament Members	City Councilors
Democratic	10	152	636	1615
People Power	4	57	149	1052
Justice	0	0	11	24
Party for People's Livelihoods	0	0	6	5
Progressive	0	0	0	10
Awakened Civic Solidarity Party	0	0	0	1
Independents	0	0	14	160
Vacant	3	0	16	51

Mayor and Governorship Elections

Seoul Mayor

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Number		Name
1	Democratic	Song Young-gil
2	People Power	Oh Se-hoon
3	Justice	Gwon Su-jeong
4	Basic Income	Shin Ji-hye
5	Independent	Kim Gwang-jong

Busan Mayor

Number		Name
1	Democratic	Byeon Seong Wan
2	People Power	Park Heong-joon
3	Justice	Kim Young Jin

Daegu Mayor

Number		Name
1	Democratic	Seo Jae-heon
2	People Power	Hong Jun-pyo
3	Justice	Han Min-jeong
4	Basic Income	Shin Won-ho

Incheon Mayor

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Number		Name
1	Democratic	Park Nam-choon
2	People Power	Yoo Jeong-bok
3	Justice	Lee Jeong-mi
4	Basic Income	Kim Han-byeol

Gwangju Mayor

Number		Name
1	Democratic	Kang Gi-Jeong
2	People Power	Choo Gi-hwan
3	Justice	Jang Yeon-joo
4	Basic Income	Moon Hyeon-cheol
5	Progressive	Kim Ju-eop

Daejeon Mayor

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Number	Party		Name
1		Democratic	Huh Tae-jeong
2		People Power	Lee Jang-woo

Ulsan Mayor

Number	Party		Name
1		Democratic	Song Cheol-ho
2		People Power	Kim Du-gyeom

Sejong Mayor

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Number	Party		Name
1		Democratic	Lee Chun-hui
2		People Power	Choi Minho

Gyeonggi Governor

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Polling average


Polling Average
Aggregation Firm	Fieldwork date	Updated date	Kim Dong-yeon	Kim Eun-hyel	Hwang Soon-sik	Kang Yong-suk	Others/ Undecided	Lead
Aggregation Firm	Fieldwork date	Updated date					Others/ Undecided	Lead
GEHSC (Final)	18 May – 25 May 2022	28 May 2022	45.89%	47.63%	1.14%	4.57%	0.77%	1.74%
Opinion M (Final)	1 Apr 2021 – 25 May 2022	27 May 2022	40.7%	44.6%	(->OTH)	4.9%	9.8%	3.9%
2022 Election (Final)	30 Apr 2022 – 25 May 2022	29 May 2022	41%	43%	(->OTH)	4%	12%	2%
GEHSC (Daily)	16 May – 23 May 2022	25 May 2022	45.43%	47.40%	(->OTH)	5.01%	2.16%	1.97%

Gangwon Governor

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Number	Party		Name
1		Democratic	Lee Gwang-jae
2		People Power	Kim Jin-tae

Chungbuk Governor

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Number	Party		Name
1		Democratic	Roh Young-min
2		People Power	Kim Young-hwan

Chungnam Governor

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Number		Name
1	Democratic	Yang Seung-jo
2	People Power	Kim Tae-heum
4	Chungcheong's Future	Choi Ki-bok

North Jeolla Governor

Number	Party		Name
1		Democratic	Kim Gwan-young
2		People Power	Cho Bae-suk

South Jeolla Governor

Number		Name
1	Democratic	Kim Young-rok
2	People Power	Lee Jeong-hyeon
4	Progressive	Min Jeom-ki

North Gyeongsang Governor

Number	Party		Name
1		Democratic	Im Mi-ae
2		People Power	Lee Cheol-woo

South Gyeongsang Governor

Number		Name
1	Democratic	Yang Moon-seok
2	People Power	Park Wan-su
3	Justice	Yeo Yeong-gug
4	United Korea	Choi Jin-seok

Jeju Governor

Number		Name
1	Democratic	Oh Young-hun
2	People Power	Huh Hyang Jin
4	Green	Bu Soon-jeong
5	Independent	Park Chan-shik

References

"South Korea elects conservative Yoon Suk-yeol to be country's next president". The Independent. 2022-03-10. Retrieved 2022-03-16.

External links

2022 Local Government (Provincial) Election in South Korea. The Financial News.

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