Former Lawmaker Yang Kyung-Kyu Appointed as New Justice Party Leader… "Will Build a Popular Progressive Party"
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On the 29th, former lawmaker Yang Kyung-kyu was elected as the new leader of the Justice Party. With Yang Kyung-kyu running unopposed, the Justice Party conducted the leadership election via online voting from the 24th to the 28th and an Automated Response System (ARS) vote on the 29th. 3,724 out of 9,738 eligible voters participated, resulting in a voter turnout of 38.2%.
Former Lawmaker Yang Kyung-kyu Vows to Build a Popular Progressive Party The Justice Party announced on the 29th that it has elected former lawmaker Yang Kyung-kyu (67) as its new party leader. His term is two years. Yang ran unopposed in the election and was elected with 94.7% (3,409) of the votes in favor. The dissenting votes were 5.3% (191).
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Jeong-jin = The Justice Party announced on the 29th that it has elected former lawmaker Yang Gyeong-gyu as its new party leader.
Minor Justice Party elects new leader
SEOUL, Aug. 29 (Yonhap) -- The minor progressive Justice Party on Saturday elected former lawmaker Yang Kyung-kyu as its new leader.Yang earned 94.7 percent of the vote after registering as the sole candidate for the election held from Monday through
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