Busan Candidates Reject Unified Ticket
Fourteen out of seventeen People Power Party lawmakers in the Busan region reportedly agree on the need for candidate unification. The lawmakers stated the primary motivation is to ensure victory in the upcoming election. Three members of the group reportedly do not support this consensus. Former National Intelligence Service Minister Park Min-sik and former KBS reporter Lee Young-pung stated there will be no unification of candidates for the People Power Party primary in Busan. The two candidates met with reporters after an interview to clarify their positions. Park Min-sik addressed questions regarding potential pressure from party leadership to unify candidates. No major clashes occurred during protests by supporters of Governor Kim Kwan-young and Representative Ahn Ho-young.
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YTN Radio
“여기서 분위기를 들어보면 3명을 제외하고 14명은 단일화를 해야 한다 이런 공감대가 있었다고 합니다. 이유는 단순한데요. 결국 선거는 이겨야 되지 않겠냐 라는 얘기 입니다.”
YTN Radio
“박민식 전 국가보원부 장관과 이영풍 전 KBS 기자는 한동우 전 대표와의 단일화는 없다고 선을 그었습니다.”
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