Kim Tae-gyu, the winner of the Ulsan Nam-gu Gap by-election, pledged to repay residents' trust with responsible politics. He aims to advance the Ulsan Tram Line 1, improve aging residential areas, resolve parking issues, and build future industry foundations.
In the Ulsan Nam-gu Gap by-election, candidates Kim Tae-gyu (People Power Party) and Lee Mi-young (New Future Democratic Party) voted on June 3rd. Other candidates, Jeon Tae-jin (Democratic Party) and Kim Dong-chil (Reform Party), voted during early voting.
Four candidates vying for the Ulsan Nam-gu Gap parliamentary seat, running alongside the June 3 local elections, intensified their final campaign efforts on June 2 despite continuous rain. Candidates from the Democratic Party, People Power Party, Reform Party, and New Future Democratic Party held rallies and visited various locations to solicit votes.
