The Democratic Party has elected Kim Nam-hee as the National Women's Chair among ten national committee chairs. Kim, classified as a member of the pro-Lee Jae-myung faction, gained attention by defeating Moon Jeong-bok, who is aligned with the pro-Chungcheong faction, in the election.
According to reports from the political arena on November 4, the Democratic Party elected ten national committee chairs on November 3, representing various sectors including women, seniors, youth, college students, people with disabilities, labor, farmers and fishermen, consumer protection, social solidarity economy, and small business owners. The term for the national committee chairs is two years.
The election for the Women's Chair, which garnered significant interest within the party, was fiercely contested, interpreted as a proxy battle between the pro-Lee and pro-Chungcheong factions, ultimately resulting in Kim's victory.
In addition to Kim Nam-hee, other current lawmakers elected as national committee chairs include Kim Dong-ah (Youth Chair), Moon Geum-joo (Farmers and Fishermen Chair), Min Byeong-deok (Consumer Protection Chair), and Park Jeong-hyeon (Social Solidarity Economy Chair).
Additionally, former lawmaker Lee Sang-ok was elected as the Seniors Chair, Lee Dong-won, former Deputy Chair of the Democratic Party's National College Student Committee, as the College Students Chair, Park Ho-seok, President of the Korea Disabled Table Tennis Association, as the Disabilities Chair, Choi Cheol-ho, Chair of the National Power Industry Labor Union Federation, as the Labor Chair, and Lee Seung-hoon, former Policy Expert at the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, as the Small Business Owners Chair.
According to reports from the political arena on November 4, the Democratic Party elected ten national committee chairs on November 3, representing various sectors including women, seniors, youth, college students, people with disabilities, labor, farmers and fishermen, consumer protection, social solidarity economy, and small business owners. The term for the national committee chairs is two years.
The election for the Women's Chair, which garnered significant interest within the party, was fiercely contested, interpreted as a proxy battle between the pro-Lee and pro-Chungcheong factions, ultimately resulting in Kim's victory.
In addition to Kim Nam-hee, other current lawmakers elected as national committee chairs include Kim Dong-ah (Youth Chair), Moon Geum-joo (Farmers and Fishermen Chair), Min Byeong-deok (Consumer Protection Chair), and Park Jeong-hyeon (Social Solidarity Economy Chair).
Additionally, former lawmaker Lee Sang-ok was elected as the Seniors Chair, Lee Dong-won, former Deputy Chair of the Democratic Party's National College Student Committee, as the College Students Chair, Park Ho-seok, President of the Korea Disabled Table Tennis Association, as the Disabilities Chair, Choi Cheol-ho, Chair of the National Power Industry Labor Union Federation, as the Labor Chair, and Lee Seung-hoon, former Policy Expert at the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, as the Small Business Owners Chair.
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