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{{Politics of South Korea}}
The '''17th ] presidential election''' took place on ], ].<ref> (] 2002 format)</ref> The election was won by ] of the ], returning conservatives to the ] for the first time in ten years. Lee defeated ] candidate ] and ] candidate ] by the largest margin since direct elections were reintroduced in ].<ref>, The Chosun Ilbo, ], ]. Retrieved on ], ].</ref> It also marks the first time a ] in Korea will be under investigation by a prosecutor.<ref>, The Korea Times, ], ]. Retrieved ], ].</ref> Voter turnout was 62.9%.

==Official candidates==
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==Timeline==
This list of dates are the major events managed by the NEC (National Election Commission).<ref> (Korean), the NEC, 2007</ref>
* ], ] - The official census is published, for the purpose of finding eligible voters
* ], ] - Beginning of pre registration of candidates.
* ] to ], ] - The NEC compiles and publishes the ]s.
* ] and ], ] - Official period to register as a presidential candidate.
* ] - Electoral rolls finalized
* ] and ], ] - Absentee voting
* ] (from 06:00-18:00 ]) - Polling held
* ] - Votes are counted and results are announced

==Pro-government primaries==
As of ], ], there were two ] parties that seek to nominate their official presidential candidate. There are also four independent candidates.

===] primary===
{{see|United New Democratic Party#Presidential election primary}}
] was elected as the official presidential candidate of the party on ], ].

===] primary===
* Rule of presidential primary: the official result of this party's primary will combining the members' vote (50%), civil delegates (35%), and the result of popularity polls (15%) that conducted by phone on ], ].<ref>, the executives' committee of ]. Retrieved on ], ]</ref>
* Candidates
{{see|Democratic Party (South Korea)#Presidential election primary}}
] was elected as the official presidential candidate of the party.

===Independent candidates===
* ] (문국현), former ] of (]'s company in Korea).

==Conservative (]) primary==
The official result was announced on ], ], at 07:20 GMT, naming ] the presidential candidate from the Hannara party.<ref> (Korean), Joongang Daily. Retrieved on ], ].</ref>
* ] (이명박) 81,084 votes (49.56%)
* ] (원희룡) 2,398 votes (1.47%)
* ] (박근혜) 78,632 votes (48.06%)
* ] (홍준표) 1,503 votes (0.91%)

==Progressive (]) primary==
===Voting method===
* Online voting: All members of this party can log on to the official homepage to cast their vote. Confirmation process by ] is needed.
* Off-line voting: There are 227 voting stations around the nation. Voters can cast their vote from 09:00 to 22:00 (Considering more than 70% of the members' convenience, which are regular salaried-class people).
* Number of party members who can cast their vote: 50,117.<ref> (Korean), ]. Retrieved on ], ].</ref>

===Candidates===
====1st round====
The official results of the first round, as announced on ], ], at 07:30 ], were:
*] (심상정) 10,064 votes (26.08%)
*] (노회찬) 9,478 votes (24.56%)
*] (권영길) 19,053 votes (49.37%)
No candidate received a majority of the votes, so a second round of the presidential primary was scheduled from ] to ].<ref> (Korean), ]. Retrieved on ], ].</ref>

====Final (2nd) round====
*] (심상정) 17,122 votes (47.26%)
*] (권영길) 19,109 votes (52.74%)
As a result, the official presidential candidate of Democratic Labour Party: ].

==Exit polls==
The following joint exit poll was announced by ] and ].<ref> The Korea Herald, 17 December 2007</ref>
* Lee Myung-bak - 50.3%
* Chung Dong-young - 26.0%
* Lee Hoi-chang - 13.5%

==Final result==
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==References==
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==External links==
{{Commons|President of South Korea}}
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* Chosunilbo, 27 November 2007
* The Korea Times, 9 December 2007


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