Seoul Mayor Launches Bold Campaign in Busan to Regain Public Support

Seoul Mayor Launches Full-scale Campaign in Busan to Recover Public Support Ahead of General Elections

Seoul Mayor, Lee Jae-myung, has initiated a comprehensive campaign in Busan to regain public support in the run-up to the general elections. Lee Jae-myung, the representative of the ruling Democratic Party, visited Busan on the 13th of this month. In the morning, he chaired an on-site meeting of the Busan City Party, and in the afternoon, he held a field meeting with victims of real estate fraud at a cafe.

This move by the representative can be seen as a full-scale campaign in Busan, just four months before the general elections. It is believed to be a strategic move to boost public sentiment in Busan, especially after the failure to secure the hosting rights for the 2030 World Expo and to gather public opinion that may have shifted away from the ruling party.

A spokesperson for the representative stated in a phone call, “Busan is a strategically important region for the general elections,” and added, “There is a significant decline in trust in the ruling party, especially due to recent incidents such as the failed World Expo bid.”

Seoul Mayor, Lee Jae-myung, Begins Extensive Campaign in Busan

Seoul Mayor, Lee Jae-myung, who is the representative of the ruling Democratic Party, visited Busan on the 13th of this month. In the morning, he chaired an on-site meeting of the Busan City Party, and in the afternoon, he held a field meeting with victims of real estate fraud at a cafe. This marks the start of a full-scale campaign in Busan, just four months ahead of the general elections. The campaign is seen as a strategic move to recover public support in Busan, especially after the city’s failure to secure the hosting rights for the 2030 World Expo and to address any negative sentiment towards the ruling party.

A spokesperson for the representative emphasized the importance of Busan as a strategic region for the upcoming general elections, stating that there is a significant decline in trust in the ruling party due to recent events.

Seoul Mayor, Lee Jae-myung, Visits Busan for Campaign Purposes

Seoul Mayor, Lee Jae-myung, visited Busan on the 13th of this month. He chaired an on-site meeting of the Busan City Party in the morning and held a field meeting with victims of real estate fraud at a cafe in the afternoon. This visit is seen as the beginning of a comprehensive campaign in Busan, with just four months left until the general elections. Particularly, in the aftermath of Busan’s failed bid to host the 2030 World Expo, Lee Jae-myung aims to recover public sentiment in Busan and gather support from those who may have lost faith in the ruling party.

A spokesperson for the representative highlighted the strategic importance of Busan in the upcoming general elections and acknowledged the decline in trust towards the ruling party.

Seoul Mayor Intensifies Campaign Efforts in Busan

Seoul Mayor, Lee Jae-myung, has intensified his campaign efforts in Busan by visiting the city and conducting on-site meetings with the Busan City Party and victims of real estate fraud. This move is interpreted as the start of a comprehensive campaign in Busan, with just four months remaining until the general elections. It is particularly aimed at recovering public support in Busan, given the failure to secure the hosting rights for the 2030 World Expo and the need to address any disillusionment towards the ruling party.

A spokesperson for the representative emphasized the strategic importance of Busan in the upcoming general elections and acknowledged the declining trust in the ruling party.