South Koreans votes to the new president to move Jona after his deviation from the declaration of martial law

Million South Korean On Tuesday, voters throw ballots for the new president in the election after the breakdown of former President Jonn Suka Yola.

UN, the Conservative, is facing a lawsuit on charges of an uprising on his short -term martial law in December.

The extracted surveys suggested that Li Jay-Mun, the Liberal Archive of Jono, appeared ready for the coast to win because of the frustration of the society over the Conservatives as a result of the Juno Military Law Decree.

The main candidate for conservatives, who Moon Su, fought for the victory over moderate voters when his Power Party Party struggles with the internal hostility for how to consider the actions of Yun.

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South Korean Democratic presidential candidate Lee Jae-Muna comes to the Seoul’s election campaign, South Korea, Monday, June 2, 2025. (AP)

Over the past six months, a large crowd of people has been rallied on the streets either protested against Yun or came to support.

The winner of the election immediately swores as a president on Wednesday for a single, full five -year term without a typical two -month transition period. The new president will face North Korea Nuclear threats.

Voting started at 6am at more than 14,000 polling stations across the country. The polls will close at 8 pm and observers say the winner can be announced at midnight.

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Kim Mong Su, presidential candidate with the People Power Party, holds a rally of the election campaign in Seoul, South Korea, late Monday, June 2, 2025. (AP)

As of 2 pm local time, more than 13 million people threw ballots. Approximately 15 million also voted over the two -day early voting period last week, that is, the voter turnout was 65.5%. South Korea has 44.4 million voters.

On Tuesday, Lee, whose Democratic Party led the legislative efforts to displace Jonah, called on the voters “to make a strict and decisive opinion” against the Conservatives about the Declaration of Martial States.

In one of the last speeches of the company on Monday, Lee claimed that Kim’s victory would be “a return of the uprising, the destruction of democracy and the Human Rights Department.” He also promised to revive the economy, reduce inequality and alleviate national divisions.

The woman rejects her vote for the presidential election at the Seoul, South Korea, Tuesday, June 3, 2025. (AP)

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Kim, the former Minister of Labor under UNU, warned that the victory would allow him to retain excessive power, to launch political revenge against opponents and the legislation on protecting him from various legal troubles, as his party already has control of parliament.

Lee is “now trying to seize all power in South Korea and create Hitler dictatorship,” who said at the rally in South -Eastern city of Busan.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.