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2002 South Korean local elections

2002 South Korean local elections

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The 3rd Local Elections were held in South Korea on 13 June 2002. The ruling Millennium Democratic Party was defeated by the opposition Grand National Party, only controlled Gwangju, Jeolla and Jeju.

Quick Facts All 16 Metropolitan Mayors and Governors, 682 Provincial Councillors, 232 Municipal Leaders, 3,485 Municipal Councillors, Turnout ...

Metropolitan city mayoral elections

Seoul

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Incheon

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Daejeon

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Gwangju

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Daegu

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Busan

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Ulsan

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Gubernatorial elections

Gyeonggi

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Gangwon

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North Chungcheong

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South Chungcheong

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North Jeolla

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South Jeolla

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North Gyeongsang

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South Gyeongsang

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Jeju

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Provincial-level council elections

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Constituency seats

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Proportional representation seats

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Municipal-level mayoral elections

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By region

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Municipal-level council elections

3,459 seats in municipal-level councils were contested by candidates running as independents.


References

  1. "Election Information System". National Election Commission.
  2. CLAIR Report No. 236 "2002 Unified Local Elections of the Republic of Korea". Council of Local Authorities for International Relations.

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