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The Democratic Party has decided whether to join the PPT mobile vote. The Justice Party has declared it absent because Democrats' participation in the proportional party is a dangerous idea to shake party politics.

Reporter Go Jung Hyun reports.

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The result of the Democratic leadership's quarrel over three hours over whether or not to join the Proportional Party was "holding."

Instead, we decided to conclude by tomorrow's (10th) National Hall mobile voting.

[Kang Hoon-sik / Senior Democratic Party Spokesman: Please understand that the decision was made because of the materiality and weight of the issue.]

Within the party leadership, participatory theories of preventing the proportional seating of the unified party's satellite party and the irrationalism of defending the principles of electoral reform were said to be in opposition.

Earlier, in the SNS group chat room where the entire Democratic Party's lawmakers were present, Senator Han-Ae proposed to vote for the members of the National Assembly.

The Justice Party ultimately refused to join the proportional party party, calling it "a dangerous idea to shake political politics."

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