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Candidate Jae-myung Lee also won big in Gwangju and Jeonnam.
All candidates classified as Lee Jae-myung-gye also entered the supreme council election.
Correspondent Hak-Hwi Kim.
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There were no surprises in the Gwangju and Jeonnam circuit, the heart of the Democratic Party, where 21% of the members of the Rights Party are concentrated.
Candidate Jae-myung Lee greatly outpaced Candidate Yong-jin Park with close to 80% of the votes in Gwangju and Jeonnam.
As a result, the cumulative voter turnout rates of 15 provinces and provinces where voting by the Rights Party have been conducted so far were 78.35% for Lee Jae-myung and 21.65% for Park Yong-jin.
[Lee Jae-myung / Democratic Party Representative Candidate: I will work harder with a lower stance.]
[Park Yong-jin / Democratic Party Representative Candidate: I will do my best, do my best in the last spurt.
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In the supreme committee election, which selects 5 out of 8 candidates, candidate Chung Cheong-rae maintained the first place with 26.4% of the cumulative vote, followed by Ko Min-jung, Seo Young-kyo, Jang Kyung-tae, Park Chan-dae, and Song Gap-seok, Yoon Young-chan, and Ko Young-in.
All four candidates classified as so-called 'Lee Jae-myung-gye' were elected, and as 'non-Lee Jae-myung-gye', candidate Ko Min-jung is the only one.
The proportion of votes reflected by the electoral college that selects the next Democratic Party leadership is 40% for right party members, 30% for delegates, 25% for general public opinion polls, and 5% for general party members polls.
The Democratic Party will finally elect the leadership on the 28th after going through the Seoul and Gyeonggi region primaries with 37% of the right party members this week, delegate voting, and opinion polls.