▲ Jae-myeong Lee-Bu-gyeom Kim-Nak-yeon Lee (from the left)
In addition, controversy is growing within the Democratic Party over whether to nominate a by-election in April next year to fill the gaps between former Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon and former Busan Mayor O Auguston.
● Dissemination of opinions to "Keep Voter Promise" and "Only One Year" In the
party on the 21st, there is an atmosphere in which the no-disclosure theory raised by Gyeonggi Lee Jae-myung is spreading.
The governor said the day before, "the trust is also important for traders."
The current Democratic Party Party Constitution and Party Regulations do not allow candidates to be admitted to the region if re-election is conducted due to serious wrongdoing such as corruption of officials in the party.
The governor nailed Park Won-soon and the Augustus case "It must be a serious corruption."
There is also an opinion that Mugongcheon is a way to protect both cause and cause at the same time, as the mayoral election is only one year.
Former Congressman Sung-Kon Kim said on Facebook, "It may seem a bit cheaper to get a candidate while fixing Dang Heon." I did.
Assemblyman Jeon Soo Jeon, chairman of the Busan City Council, said, "Even if we win the election next year, the term of office is guaranteed for only eight months." I pointed out.
● Kim Bu-gyeom "I can't ignore reality", Lee Nak-yeon "I still have time"
However, the reality is that the fact that the two regions can not give up the de facto'mini-election' with more than 10 million voters joining is still the mainstream.
The Democratic Party also has a precedent for appointing the current Governor Yang Seung-jo to the vacancy of former Chungnam governor Ahn Hee-jeong, who resigned from sexual harassment.
Former Congressman Kim Bu-gyeom, who ran for the party's representative, said in a radio program, "I'm reelecting the head of the capital city and the second city, but I can't ignore reality."
A Jung-Jin lawmaker with a regional district in Seoul said, "If a party does not give a candidate, it means that it will be closed, and the term is one year, but it can be five years and ten years." Insisted.
Assemblyman Nak-yeon Lee raised the prudence that there is no time to lose power before the nomination.
Lee criticized Governor Lee Jae-myeong, saying, "It's about the end of the year to decide whether to nominate, and there's a lot of work to be done before that.
A representative of Lee Hae-chan also pointed out at the senior strategy meeting the day before, “Is it necessary to talk now?” about the Governor's nomination mention.
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