The People Power Party has chosen Yoon Jae-bok, former vice chairman of the party's Gyeonggi Province chapter, as the candidate for the Yongin Gap organization chair following a runoff vote on October 8. The party also decided to postpone the selection of organization chairs in eight previously announced regions and to conduct an additional recruitment process for seven troubled local chapters.
The party's Special Committee for Organizational Reinforcement held its 29th meeting on the same day and made these decisions.
Yoon emerged as the top vote-getter in a mobile phone automated response system (ARS) vote conducted among all responsible party members in Yongin Gap.
In a three-way primary held on October 6, the leading candidate failed to secure a majority, leading to a runoff between Yoon and Yang Hyang-ja.
The Special Committee confirmed Yoon as the candidate for the Yongin Gap organization chair, with final appointment pending approval from the party's Supreme Council.
Additionally, the committee decided to postpone the selection of organization chairs in eight regions, which include: △Gwangjin Gap in Seoul △Seo-gu Eul in Daejeon △Nonsan, Gyeryong, and Geumsan in Chungcheongnam-do △Iksan Gap in Jeollabuk-do △Pyeongtaek Byeong in Gyeonggi-do △Hanam Eul in Gyeonggi-do △Gimpo Eul in Gyeonggi-do △Hwaseong Jeong in Gyeonggi-do.
An additional recruitment process will be conducted for seven troubled local chapters, which include: △Guro Gap in Seoul △Namdong Gap in Incheon △Bupyeong Eul in Incheon △Anyang Manan in Gyeonggi-do △Bucheon Byeong in Gyeonggi-do △Hanam Gap in Gyeonggi-do △Hwaseong Gap in Gyeonggi-do.
The announcement for the additional recruitment in these regions will take place from October 9 to 13, with applications accepted from October 14 to 15 through the People Power Party's online application system.
The party's Special Committee for Organizational Reinforcement held its 29th meeting on the same day and made these decisions.
Yoon emerged as the top vote-getter in a mobile phone automated response system (ARS) vote conducted among all responsible party members in Yongin Gap.
In a three-way primary held on October 6, the leading candidate failed to secure a majority, leading to a runoff between Yoon and Yang Hyang-ja.
The Special Committee confirmed Yoon as the candidate for the Yongin Gap organization chair, with final appointment pending approval from the party's Supreme Council.
Additionally, the committee decided to postpone the selection of organization chairs in eight regions, which include: △Gwangjin Gap in Seoul △Seo-gu Eul in Daejeon △Nonsan, Gyeryong, and Geumsan in Chungcheongnam-do △Iksan Gap in Jeollabuk-do △Pyeongtaek Byeong in Gyeonggi-do △Hanam Eul in Gyeonggi-do △Gimpo Eul in Gyeonggi-do △Hwaseong Jeong in Gyeonggi-do.
An additional recruitment process will be conducted for seven troubled local chapters, which include: △Guro Gap in Seoul △Namdong Gap in Incheon △Bupyeong Eul in Incheon △Anyang Manan in Gyeonggi-do △Bucheon Byeong in Gyeonggi-do △Hanam Gap in Gyeonggi-do △Hwaseong Gap in Gyeonggi-do.
The announcement for the additional recruitment in these regions will take place from October 9 to 13, with applications accepted from October 14 to 15 through the People Power Party's online application system.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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