Reform New Party and Third Political Forces Merge for April 10th Elections

Reform New Party and Other Third Political Forces Agree to Merge for April 10th General Elections

Reform New Party, New Future, New Choice, and Principles and Common Sense, the four forces of the third political force, have reached an agreement to merge and compete in the upcoming April 10th general elections. The merger agreement was announced during a joint press conference held at the National Assembly Communication Office on the afternoon of the 9th.

Leadership and Party Name

The unified party will be named the Reform New Party, with Lee Nak-yeon and Lee Jun-seok as co-representatives. The leadership will be called the Supreme Council, with one representative recommended by each of the four forces.

Lee Nak-yeon to Oversee General Elections

Lee Nak-yeon, as co-representative, will be in charge of overseeing the general elections. The merger convention of the unified party will be held shortly after the holidays.

Co-representatives and Campaign Chairman

The co-representatives of the unified party are Lee Nak-yeon and Lee Jun-seok, with Lee Nak-yeon also taking on the role of overall campaign chairman for the general elections. The merger convention of the unified party will be held shortly after the holidays.

Impact on Two-Party System

The agreement on the merger just two months before the general elections has attracted attention regarding its impact on the dominant two-party system.

Conclusion

The Reform New Party and the four forces of the third political force have agreed to merge and compete in the upcoming April 10th general elections. The unified party will be named the Reform New Party, with Lee Nak-yeon and Lee Jun-seok as co-representatives. Lee Nak-yeon will oversee the general elections and also serve as the overall campaign chairman. The merger convention of the unified party will be held shortly after the holidays. This merger agreement has attracted attention for its potential impact on the existing two-party system.