It is reported that at 8: 00 pm local time on May 9, South Korea's general election ended and entered the counting stage, with a turnout rate close to 80%. A number of South Korean media polls show that Moon Jae in's support rate has been far ahead.
Moon Jae in's election as South Korean President is a foregone conclusion.
According to Yonhap News Agency's report on May 9th, according to preliminary statistics, it is a foregone conclusion that Moon Jae in, candidate of South Korea's Common Democratic Party, was elected as the19th South Korean President.
On that day, South Korea ushered in the 19 presidential election. According to the statistics of South Korea's Central Election Commission, as of 22: 32 local time, 9% of the votes have been cast, among which Moon Jae in won 1 106000 votes, with a vote rate of 37.5%, ranking first, overwhelmingly ahead of other candidates.
Hong Zhunyung, candidate of the Free Korean Party, and Cheol-Su An, candidate of the National Party, are currently ranked second and third with 28.9% and 2 1. 1% respectively.
According to the analysis of Korean media, the gap between Moon Jae in and Hong Zhunyuan will further widen as the billing continues.
The results of export polls released by three major Korean TV stations at 20: 00 show that Moon Jae in won 4 1.4%, Hong Zhunyuan 23.3%, Cheol-Su An 2 1.8%, Liu Chengyuan, the candidate of the orthodox party, 7. 1% and Shen Xiangyu, the candidate of the Justice Party, 5.9%.
Moon Jae in is a senior politician of the Progressive Left Party.
After the results of the export polls were announced, Moon Jae in said that, as repeatedly emphasized in the canvassing activities, the next government will be the Common Democratic Party government, not the Moon Jae in government, and will strive to realize the national aspirations, achieve reform and unity, and strive to open a new chapter in the Democratic Party's administration.
Moon Jae in's main political views
In terms of security and diplomacy, Moon Jae in put forward the four principles of "responsibility, cooperation, peace and democracy", advocated building an independent national defense force at an early date, and advocated actively and flexibly using bilateral and multilateral dialogues including the Six-Party Talks to promote the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and sign a peace agreement.
In domestic affairs, he said that if he wins the election, he will consider moving the presidential palace from Cheongwadae to the Gwanghwamun government building, setting up a "National Integrity Committee" to promote anti-corruption reform from the system; Shorten working hours, raise the minimum wage and create 865,438+0,000 jobs, mainly in the public sector.