
South Korea Sees Record Early Voting Surge in Presidential Race
South Korea set a new record as over 17 million voters cast early ballots in the presidential race, marking a significant boost in youth engagement and reshaping election dynamics.
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South Korea set a new record as over 17 million voters cast early ballots in the presidential race, marking a significant boost in youth engagement and reshaping election dynamics.
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