Seoul's district mayor map flipped in the June 3 local elections, with the Democratic Party winning 17 out of 25 districts compared to the People Power Party's 8. The DP regained 9 districts lost in the previous election, while the PPP retained its strongholds in the 'Han River Belt'.
Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon secured victory in the 6/3 local elections by overcoming an exit poll deficit, with crucial support from the Gangnam 3 districts and the Han River Belt. He narrowly defeated Democratic Party candidate Jung Won-oh, reclaiming his mayoral duties.
Oh Se-hoon, candidate for Seoul Mayor, intensified his attack on rival Jung Won-oh, focusing on real estate issues in the Han River Belt. Oh emphasized his commitment to housing supply, criticizing Jung's past performance and alleged corruption.
Seoul mayoral candidate Oh Se-hoon of the People Power Party intensified attacks on rival candidate Jung Won-oh of the Democratic Party, focusing on real estate issues in the Han River Belt. Oh emphasized his commitment to housing supply, criticizing the Democratic Party's alleged obstructionism and Jung's past performance as Seongdong-gu mayor.
