Why did the ballot shortage happen?

Due to a miscalculation by the National Election Commission, fewer ballots were printed than in previous years.

Where did the protests take place?

Daily protests with up to 40,000 people were held outside a stadium in Seoul.

Will a re-election be held?

It is undecided, but there are calls from the political sphere for a thorough investigation and a re-election.

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Ballot Shortages at Korean Polling Stations Spark Massive Protests for Re-election

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During South Korea's local elections, over 90 polling stations ran out of ballots, sparking public outrage and massive protests demanding a re-election. The president has ordered an investigation, and the election commission chief has resigned.

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Q: Why did the ballot shortage happen?: A: Due to a miscalculation by the National Election Commission, fewer ballots were printed than in previous years.
Q: Where did the protests take place?: A: Daily protests with up to 40,000 people were held outside a stadium in Seoul.
Q: Will a re-election be held?: A: It is undecided, but there are calls from the political sphere for a thorough investigation and a re-election.