새로운선택 Party Aims for Political Change with 30 Seats: Kim Tae-sub and Ryu Ho-jeong Lead the Charge!

새로운선택 Challenges for Political Change in South Korea with 30 Seats!

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Kim Tae-sub and Ryu Ho-jeong establish “새로운선택” party with the goal of securing 30 seats in the upcoming elections.

Kim Tae-sub and Cho Sung-ju appointed as co-representatives.

On the afternoon of the 17th, the founding ceremony of “새로운선택” and the third power took place at the National Assembly Members’ Office Building. Participants took commemorative photos. – Kim Kyung-ho, Senior Reporter

“새로운선택” and the third power established a coalition party called the “Third Alternative Alliance Party,” which aims to bring together rational progressivism and reformist conservatism. Kim, the appointed co-representative, stated in his acceptance speech, “If we cannot change the winner-takes-all presidential system that has dominated since 1987, our politics cannot progress even an inch further. In the next general election, we will secure 30 seats to fundamentally transform South Korean politics. In the 2027 presidential election, we will challenge for power based on our achievements until then.” Cho Sung-ju, formerly of the Justice Party, stated, “I will ensure that the quiet yet great voice of the citizens resonates throughout our politics.”

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Kim Tae-sub and Ryu Ho-jeong Establish “새로운선택”

Kim Tae-sub and Cho Sung-ju appointed as co-representatives

The founding ceremony of “새로운선택” and the third power took place at the National Assembly Members’ Office Building on the afternoon of the 17th. Participants took commemorative photos. “새로운선택” and the third power established a coalition party called the “Third Alternative Alliance Party.” Kim Tae-sub, the appointed co-representative, stated in his acceptance speech, “If we cannot change the winner-takes-all presidential system that has dominated since 1987, our politics cannot progress even an inch further. In the next general election, we will secure 30 seats to fundamentally transform South Korean politics. In the 2027 presidential election, we will challenge for power based on our achievements until then.” Cho Sung-ju stated, “I will ensure that the quiet yet great voice of the citizens resonates throughout our politics.”