In a snap election following the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, South Koreans are casting their votes amidst deep public frustration with the conservative leadership. Pre-election polls indicated that liberal challenger Lee Jae-myung was favored to win, capitalizing on Yoon's controversial imposition of martial law. The election is a defining moment for South Korea’s democracy, with worries of increased political divides lingering. The new president will assume office immediately and tackle significant challenges including economic concerns and North Korea's nuclear developments. Voter turnout has already been high ahead of the election.
Yoon's presidency has stirred division in South Korea, with public discontent driving Lee Jae-myung's popularity leading into this pivotal election.
The new president will encounter immediate challenges, including economic slowdown, North Korea's threats, and a significant domestic divide exacerbated by Yoon's actions.
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