Democratic Party of Korea candidate Chong Won-oh commands an 85.5% implied probability in prediction markets for the June 3, 2026 Seoul mayoral election, reflecting his double-digit leads in post-nomination polls released over the past week, including 45.6%-35.4%, 49.7%-35.9%, and 48%-32% against incumbent People Power Party Mayor Oh Se-hoon. Parties finalized nominees in mid-April, with Chong securing over 50% in the DPK primary and Oh winning his party's contest for a potential fifth term. Chong's surge stems from strong performance in swing districts as Seongdong-gu's former mayor and unified party support, while Oh campaigns on housing deregulation amid voter concerns over prices. Traders price in DPK momentum, though Oh's incumbency and upcoming debates could narrow the gap.
Resumen experimental generado por IA con datos de Polymarket. Esto no es asesoramiento de trading y no influye en cómo se resuelve este mercado. · ActualizadoConfirmation that Ahn Cheol-soo will not run for Seoul mayor as Oh Se-hoon solidifies candidacy
Ahn Cheol-soo dips to 0%2%
With Oh Se-hoon confirmed as the leading People Power Party candidate and Ahn's non-candidacy reaffirmed, the market.
Polls released by a major Korean research institute show Chong Won‑oh leading by double‑digit points, reinforcing market belief that Oh Se‑hoon’s chances are minimal
Oh Se‑hoon jumps to 14%6%
Polls released by a major Korean research institute show Chong Won‑oh leading by double‑digit points, reinforcing market belief that Oh Se‑hoon’s chances are minimal
Proposal to appoint Ahn Cheol-soo as co-chair of the People Power Party election steering committee
Ahn Cheol-soo rises to 2%1%
Reports emerged that Ahn was proposed as a co-chair of the PPP's election steering committee, signaling his continued political relevance but not candidacy, causing a slight.
Democratic rival Jung Won‑oh launches a high‑profile campaign attack on Oh Se‑hoon, pushing his market
Oh Se‑hoon drops to 8%5%
Democratic rival Jung Won‑oh launches a high‑profile campaign attack on Oh Se‑hoon, pushing his market
Oh Se‑hoon unveils his campaign team of 12 citizen co‑chairs, but media coverage focuses on the Democratic Party’s aggressive ground game, keeping his probability low
Oh Se‑hoon dips to 8%3%
Oh Se‑hoon unveils his campaign team of 12 citizen co‑chairs, but media coverage focuses on the Democratic Party’s aggressive ground game, keeping his probability low
Oh Se-hoon launches his Seoul mayoral campaign, appointing 12 citizen co-chairs to broaden support, yet market confidence remains subdued
Oh Se-hoon launches his Seoul mayoral campaign, appointing 12 citizen co-chairs to broaden support, yet market confidence remains subdued
People Power Party accelerated by‑election nominations;
Han Dong‑hoon attended an alumni event in Busan as an independent candidate, confirming his focus on Busan and ending any remaining speculation about a Seoul run
People Power Party accelerates by-election nominations, with Han Dong-hoon running independently in Busan Buk-A, confirming his non-candidacy for Seoul mayor.
This news finalizes his political path away from Seoul mayoral race, maintaining the zero.
Oh Se-hoon officially registers as candidate and sets up a fact-finding committee on opponent Chong Won-o's controversies, intensifying the campaign battle but with limited
Oh Se-hoon rises to 14%4%
Oh Se-hoon officially registers as candidate and sets up a fact-finding committee on opponent Chong Won-o's controversies, intensifying the campaign battle but with limited
Oh Se‑hoon completes formal registration as a candidate, formally kicking off the campaign and prompting a final
Oh Se‑hoon rises to 15%2%
Oh Se‑hoon completes formal registration as a candidate, formally kicking off the campaign and prompting a final
Oh Se‑hoon registers with the National Election Commission as a prospective candidate and announces a fact‑finding committee on rival Chong’s alleged corruption, causing a modest
Oh Se‑hoon registers with the National Election Commission as a prospective candidate and announces a fact‑finding committee on rival Chong’s alleged corruption, causing a modest
Chong’s campaign faces opposition scrutiny over controversies, but market confidence remains high due to lack of PPP nominee and Chong’s strong polling
Chong Won-oh dips to 86%2%
Despite attacks on his record and ethics, the opposition’s delayed candidate selection and Chong’s polling advantage kept market odds elevated.
Oh Se‑hoon formally registers as a prospective candidate, launching his campaign and naming a fact‑finding committee to investigate opponent Chong’s alleged corruption, which
Oh Se‑hoon dips to 11%3%
Oh Se‑hoon formally registers as a prospective candidate, launching his campaign and naming a fact‑finding committee to investigate opponent Chong’s alleged corruption, which fails to lift his odds significantly
Polls showed Chong Won-o leading incumbent Oh Se-hoon by over 10 points, confirming Chong’s dominance and the irrelevance of other Democratic candidates like Hong Ihk-pyo in the
Polls showed Chong Won-o leading incumbent Oh Se-hoon by over 10 points, confirming Chong’s dominance and the irrelevance of other Democratic candidates like Hong Ihk-pyo in the mayoral race
Polls show Chong leading Oh by over 10 points, reflecting strong voter support on key issues like housing and redevelopment
Chong Won-oh surges to 88%17%
Public opinion surveys released after candidate confirmations reinforced Chong’s lead, driving market.
No significant positive developments for Cho Kuk; market
Cho Kuk dips to 0%1%
Lack of major news or breakthroughs for Cho Kuk's campaign led to sustained market rejection of his chances in the Seoul mayoral race.
Oh Se‑hoon and Democratic rival Chong Won‑o appear together at a public event, softening the heated campaign tone and giving a brief lift to Oh’s odds
Oh Se‑hoon rises to 12%2%
Oh Se‑hoon and Democratic rival Chong Won‑o appear together at a public event, softening the heated campaign tone and giving a brief lift to Oh’s odds
Oh Se‑hoon secures the PPP nomination after a contentious primary, briefly lifting his odds as the party unites behind him
Oh Se‑hoon jumps to 13%5%
Oh Se‑hoon secures the PPP nomination after a contentious primary, briefly lifting his odds as the party unites behind him
Oh Se‑hoon unveils an accelerated housing‑construction plan (310,000 homes by 2031), counter‑attacking the ruling party’s loan restrictions and attracting positive media coverage,
Oh Se‑hoon jumps to 13%5%
Oh Se‑hoon unveils an accelerated housing‑construction plan (310,000 homes by 2031), counter‑attacking the ruling party’s loan restrictions and attracting positive media coverage, which steadies his
The People Power Party officially nominates incumbent Oh Se‑hoon as its mayoral candidate at a press conference, framing the election as a “last safeguard” against the ruling
Oh Se‑hoon jumps to 13%5%
The People Power Party officially nominates incumbent Oh Se‑hoon as its mayoral candidate at a press conference, framing the election as a “last safeguard” against the ruling party; the nomination spikes his
People Power Party officially selects Oh Se‑hoon as its mayoral candidate, but the announcement is accompanied by criticism over his past tenure, causing a modest rebound then
Oh Se‑hoon jumps to 14%6%
People Power Party officially selects Oh Se‑hoon as its mayoral candidate, but the announcement is accompanied by criticism over his past tenure, causing a modest rebound then quick decline
People Power Party officially nominates incumbent Oh Se-hoon as its candidate for Seoul mayor, stabilizing his market
Oh Se-hoon jumps to 14%6%
People Power Party officially nominates incumbent Oh Se-hoon as its candidate for Seoul mayor, stabilizing his market
Han Dong‑hoon officially declared his Busan by‑election bid, stating “I will continue my political career here,” cementing his withdrawal from the Seoul mayoral contest
Han Dong‑hoon officially declared his Busan by‑election bid, stating “I will continue my political career here,” cementing his withdrawal from the Seoul mayoral contest
Han Dong-hoon officially announces his bid for the Busan Buk-gap by-election, confirming he is not a candidate for Seoul mayor.
Han Dong-hoon dips to 0%1%
This formal declaration further cements market consensus that he will not win Seoul mayor, keeping the.
Han Dong‑hoon publicly criticized the People Power Party leader’s U.S.
Han Dong‑hoon dips to 0%1%
trip and reiterated that his focus was on the upcoming Busan by‑election, further confirming his non‑participation in the Seoul race
Democratic Party officially nominates Chong Won‑o as its mayoral candidate, widening the gap and pushing Oh Se‑hoon’s
Oh Se‑hoon drops to 8%6%
Democratic Party officially nominates Chong Won‑o as its mayoral candidate, widening the gap and pushing Oh Se‑hoon’s
Democratic Party officially nominates Chong Won-o as its Seoul mayoral candidate, endorsed by President Lee Jae Myung
Chong Won-oh jumps to 88%7%
The formal nomination and presidential backing confirmed his candidacy, causing a significant jump in market confidence.
Democratic Party officially nominated Chong Won-o as its Seoul mayoral candidate after a competitive primary, effectively ending Hong Ihk-pyo’s chances and solidifying Chong’s
Democratic Party officially nominated Chong Won-o as its Seoul mayoral candidate after a competitive primary, effectively ending Hong Ihk-pyo’s chances and solidifying Chong’s lead in the race
Democratic Party selects Chong Won-o as its official Seoul mayoral candidate, defeating Park Ju-min and Jeon Hyun-hee
Park Ju-min drops to 0%5%
This decisive event ended Park's nomination hopes, causing his market
Report that Han Dong‑hoon was being floated as a contender in the Busan Buk‑A by‑election, sparking speculation that he would not run for Seoul mayor
Han Dong‑hoon dips to 1%4%
Report that Han Dong‑hoon was being floated as a contender in the Busan Buk‑A by‑election, sparking speculation that he would not run for Seoul mayor
Chong participates in Democratic Party primary debate, demonstrating leadership and policy knowledge
Chong Won-oh rises to 81%4%
His strong debate performance solidified his frontrunner status within the party, positively impacting market odds.
Speculation arises that Han Dong-hoon will run in the Busan Buk-gap by-election, not Seoul mayor, as reported by Seoul Economic Daily.
Han Dong-hoon drops to 1%5%
This news clarifies his political focus away from Seoul mayoral race, explaining the sustained low.
Park Ju-min criticizes fellow Democratic candidate Jung Won-oh's real estate pledges as unrealistic during the second joint debate
Park Ju-min dips to 4%3%
Despite his critiques, Park failed to gain significant momentum, reflected in a
Seo Young-kyo appointed head of Legislation and Judiciary Committee, focusing on reforms
Seo Young-kyo dips to 0%1%
Seo's appointment to a key parliamentary committee signaled a shift away from electoral politics toward legislative work, reinforcing market consensus that her mayoral chances were negligible.
Democratic Party candidates, including Hong Ihk-pyo, actively campaigned and engaged with voters, but Chong Won-o’s growing profile and endorsements started to dominate media and
Democratic Party candidates, including Hong Ihk-pyo, actively campaigned and engaged with voters, but Chong Won-o’s growing profile and endorsements started to dominate media and public attention
Chong appears in public events and media, reinforcing his campaign visibility ahead of party primaries
Chong Won-oh rises to 77%3%
Sustained media presence and campaign activities helped maintain market optimism despite minor fluctuations.
Oh Se‑hoon appears in a Yonhap interview confirming his participation in the PPP primary, but poll data shows Democratic candidate widening the gap
Oh Se‑hoon dips to 14%2%
Oh Se‑hoon appears in a Yonhap interview confirming his participation in the PPP primary, but poll data shows Democratic candidate widening the gap
Oh Se-hoon participates in party primary interviews, but uncertainty remains about his nomination prospects, keeping
Oh Se-hoon dips to 13%1%
Oh Se-hoon participates in party primary interviews, but uncertainty remains about his nomination prospects, keeping
Oh Se‑hoon appears in a Yonhap interview defending his record, which temporarily steadies the market and yields a small rebound
Oh Se‑hoon dips to 14%3%
Oh Se‑hoon appears in a Yonhap interview defending his record, which temporarily steadies the market and yields a small rebound
Park Ju-min advances to Democratic Party main primary amid intensifying negative attacks and scrutiny over rival Jung Won-oh's pledges
Park Ju-min rises to 7%3%
His advancement to the main primary and active criticism of rivals briefly boosted his market
After a week‑long power struggle within the PPP, Oh Se‑hoon publicly declares his run as the party’s candidate, pledging party reform;
Oh Se‑hoon rises to 18%4%
the decisive move lifts his odds sharply
Oh Se‑hoon finally files as a preliminary candidate but admits to “legal hurdles” over a past corruption probe, causing another
Oh Se‑hoon drops to 20%8%
Oh Se‑hoon finally files as a preliminary candidate but admits to “legal hurdles” over a past corruption probe, causing another
A poll released by a major Korean research firm shows Democratic candidate Chong Won‑o leading Oh Se‑hoon by double‑digits, driving the market down to a new low
Oh Se‑hoon dips to 17%3%
A poll released by a major Korean research firm shows Democratic candidate Chong Won‑o leading Oh Se‑hoon by double‑digits, driving the market down to a new low
Oh Se‑hoon’s “10‑Year Accountability Headquarters” is launched by rival Chong Won‑o, attacking Oh’s past policies;
Oh Se‑hoon dips to 17%3%
the negative campaign narrative drags his
Market reacts negatively as Oh Se-hoon faces challenges within the party and competition in the primary, leading to a sharp
Oh Se-hoon drops to 16%6%
Market reacts negatively as Oh Se-hoon faces challenges within the party and competition in the primary, leading to a sharp
PPP primary results show Oh Se‑hoon trailing behind other PPP hopefuls, prompting a sharp market sell‑off
Oh Se‑hoon drops to 16%6%
PPP primary results show Oh Se‑hoon trailing behind other PPP hopefuls, prompting a sharp market sell‑off
Oh Se-hoon peaks at 22% after registering for the People Power Party primary, showing renewed campaign momentum amid party leadership standoff
Oh Se-hoon rises to 22%1%
Oh Se-hoon peaks at 22% after registering for the People Power Party primary, showing renewed campaign momentum amid party leadership standoff
Oh Se‑hoon registers for the PPP primary after a leadership standoff, confirming his candidacy but also highlighting intra‑party tension
Oh Se‑hoon rises to 22%1%
Oh Se‑hoon registers for the PPP primary after a leadership standoff, confirming his candidacy but also highlighting intra‑party tension
Na Kyung-won criticizes government economic policies amid rising market tensions, but her influence appears limited as her market support drops to near zero
Na Kyung-won dips to 1%3%
Na Kyung-won criticizes government economic policies amid rising market tensions, but her influence appears limited as her market support drops to near zero
Minor uptick in Ahn Cheol-soo's market
Ahn Cheol-soo rises to 2%2%
Minor uptick in Ahn Cheol-soo's market
Democratic Party nominates Chong Won‑oh as its mayoral candidate, giving the opposition a clear front‑runner and pulling support away from Oh Se‑hoon
Oh Se‑hoon drops to 26%6%
Democratic Party nominates Chong Won‑oh as its mayoral candidate, giving the opposition a clear front‑runner and pulling support away from Oh Se‑hoon
Seo Young-kyo re-announces mayoral bid, criticizing incumbent Oh Se-hoon and promising citizen participation
Seo Young-kyo rises to 2%2%
Seo briefly revived her campaign with a renewed platform focusing on citizen engagement and criticizing the incumbent, causing a minor uptick in market
Oh Se‑hoon finally registers as a prospective candidate for the PPP, ending weeks of delay and giving the market a modest rebound
Oh Se‑hoon rises to 29%3%
Oh Se‑hoon finally registers as a prospective candidate for the PPP, ending weeks of delay and giving the market a modest rebound
Oh Se-hoon delays official candidacy declaration, calling for party reforms and leadership changes, creating uncertainty about his campaign strength and causing a
Oh Se-hoon drops to 28%10%
Oh Se-hoon delays official candidacy declaration, calling for party reforms and leadership changes, creating uncertainty about his campaign strength and causing a
Analysts note that Kang Hoon‑sik’s departure clears the field for other Democratic candidates, pushing his market
Analysts note that Kang Hoon‑sik’s departure clears the field for other Democratic candidates, pushing his market
Oh Se‑hoon delays filing his nomination with the National Election Commission, citing strategic timing, which triggers a sharp
Oh Se‑hoon dips to 26%3%
Oh Se‑hoon delays filing his nomination with the National Election Commission, citing strategic timing, which triggers a sharp
Oh Se‑hoon postpones his candidacy registration for a second time, citing demands for party‑wide reforms;
Oh Se‑hoon drops to 23%9%
the uncertainty pushes his odds to a trough
Kang Hoon‑sik formally submits his resignation as presidential chief of staff, confirming he is out of the mayoral race
Kang Hoon-sik dips to 0%3%
Kang Hoon‑sik formally submits his resignation as presidential chief of staff, confirming he is out of the mayoral race
Cho Kuk announces progressive policy platform focusing on land reform and public housing ahead of local elections
Cho Kuk rises to 1%1%
Cho Kuk's policy proposals aimed at social reform briefly revived some market interest, but this was insufficient to significantly improve his electoral prospects.
Chong Won-o gains momentum in early polls showing competitive standing against incumbent mayor Oh Se-hoon
Chong Won-oh jumps to 60%9%
Emerging polling data showing Chong as a viable challenger contributed to a steady rise in market probability.
Polls reveal tight races with Park Ju-min trailing Democratic frontrunner Chong Won-o and opposition candidates, highlighting his struggle to gain traction
Park Ju-min dips to 3%4%
Market reacted to Park's lagging position in polls against stronger contenders.
Poll shows Park Ju-min polling at 9% preference among Seoul voters, trailing behind other candidates like Chong Won-o and Na Kyung-won
Park Ju-min drops to 9%7%
This poll indicated weakening support relative to rivals, contributing to a
Na Kyung-won denies close ties with Unification Church leader Han Hak-ja, attempting to quell rumors but facing ongoing public skepticism
Na Kyung-won rises to 6%2%
Na Kyung-won denies close ties with Unification Church leader Han Hak-ja, attempting to quell rumors but facing ongoing public skepticism
Opposition leader Cho Kuk publicly challenges Na Kyung-won over alleged connections to the Unification Church and related controversies, intensifying negative media scrutiny
Na Kyung-won dips to 4%2%
Opposition leader Cho Kuk publicly challenges Na Kyung-won over alleged connections to the Unification Church and related controversies, intensifying negative media scrutiny
Oh Se‑hoon announces he will seek the People Power Party’s nomination, signalling a possible split with party leadership and driving another
Oh Se‑hoon dips to 37%4%
Oh Se‑hoon announces he will seek the People Power Party’s nomination, signalling a possible split with party leadership and driving another
Seo Young-kyo withdraws from Seoul mayoral race, endorses other Democratic candidates
Seo Young-kyo dips to 0%3%
Seo announced she would lay down her candidacy to consolidate support behind stronger Democratic contenders, effectively ending her campaign and causing the market
Multiple Democratic Party candidates, including Hong Ihk-pyo, declared their bids for Seoul mayor, but the crowded field and rising prominence of other candidates like Chong Won-o
Hong Ihk-pyo plunges to 1%49%
Multiple Democratic Party candidates, including Hong Ihk-pyo, declared their bids for Seoul mayor, but the crowded field and rising prominence of other candidates like Chong Won-o began to overshadow Hong’s campaign
President Lee Jae Myung publicly praises Chong Won-o’s performance as Seongdong district chief on social media
Chong Won-oh jumps to 43%7%
President Lee’s endorsement via social media significantly raised Chong’s profile and credibility, leading to increased market confidence.
President’s office confirms Kang Hoon‑sik will not seek the Seoul mayoral nomination, citing his new role as chief of staff
Kang Hoon-sik dips to 4%4%
President’s office confirms Kang Hoon‑sik will not seek the Seoul mayoral nomination, citing his new role as chief of staff
Oh Se‑hoon’s campaign office opens in Jongno, signalling a formal campaign launch and prompting a modest
Oh Se‑hoon dips to 37%4%
Oh Se‑hoon’s campaign office opens in Jongno, signalling a formal campaign launch and prompting a modest
PPP leadership announces internal dispute and delays the party’s official endorsement, creating uncertainty around Oh Se‑hoon’s candidacy
Oh Se‑hoon drops to 38%10%
PPP leadership announces internal dispute and delays the party’s official endorsement, creating uncertainty around Oh Se‑hoon’s candidacy
Media scrutiny and public doubts about Cho Kuk's political viability persist despite party leadership
Cho Kuk dips to 0%4%
Despite his party leadership, ongoing controversies related to past academic fraud scandals and limited party influence led to a collapse in market confidence, pushing his chances effectively to zero.
Chong Won-o officially declares bid for Seoul mayor, emphasizing administrative experience and alignment with President Lee Jae Myung’s administration
Chong Won-oh surges to 36%17%
Chong announced his candidacy for the June 3 election, positioning himself as a strong contender capable of ending incumbent Oh Se-hoon's tenure, which boosted early market interest.
Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon registers as a preliminary candidate for Seoul mayor under the People Power Party, signaling his early commitment to the race and boosting initial market
Oh Se-hoon rises to 52%2%
Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon registers as a preliminary candidate for Seoul mayor under the People Power Party, signaling his early commitment to the race and boosting initial market confidence
Na Kyung-won announces appeal against the "Fast Track" verdict, attempting to mitigate damage but maintaining legal uncertainty around her political future
Na Kyung-won rises to 7%1%
Na Kyung-won announces appeal against the "Fast Track" verdict, attempting to mitigate damage but maintaining legal uncertainty around her political future
Oh Se‑hoon files a preliminary candidacy with the National Election Commission, formally entering the race and prompting the market’s first sharp dip as voters reassess his
Oh Se‑hoon drops to 44%8%
Oh Se‑hoon files a preliminary candidacy with the National Election Commission, formally entering the race and prompting the market’s first sharp dip as voters reassess his early‑stage positioning
As head of the People Power Party’s local election planning task force, Na Kyung-won proposes reducing the primary polling share from 50% to 30%, a move seen as controversial
Na Kyung-won dips to 4%3%
As head of the People Power Party’s local election planning task force, Na Kyung-won proposes reducing the primary polling share from 50% to 30%, a move seen as controversial within the party and potentially divisive
Cho Kuk elected leader of the minor Rebuilding Korea Party with 98.6% approval
Cho Kuk rises to 4%2%
At the party's national convention in Cheongju, Cho Kuk was overwhelmingly elected party leader, signaling a political comeback and briefly boosting market confidence in his mayoral chances.
Kang Hoon‑sik’s resignation from the National Assembly announced, ending speculation about a mayoral run
Kang Hoon-sik plunges to 16%34%
Kang Hoon‑sik’s resignation from the National Assembly announced, ending speculation about a mayoral run
Seoul Southern District Court fines Na Kyung-won and others for involvement in the 2019 "Fast Track" National Assembly clash, marking a significant legal setback and raising
Na Kyung-won dips to 6%3%
Seoul Southern District Court fines Na Kyung-won and others for involvement in the 2019 "Fast Track" National Assembly clash, marking a significant legal setback and raising doubts about her candidacy
Seo Young-kyo denies Coupang lunch allegations, vows legal action
Seo Young-kyo dips to 12%4%
Seo strongly refuted allegations related to a Coupang lunch controversy, attempting to protect her reputation amid emerging negative press, which contributed to a slight
Na Kyung-won demands seizure of property linked to President Lee Jae-myung and associates in the Daejang-dong scandal, positioning herself strongly against the ruling party and
Na Kyung-won plunges to 5%45%
Na Kyung-won demands seizure of property linked to President Lee Jae-myung and associates in the Daejang-dong scandal, positioning herself strongly against the ruling party and signaling a hardline stance
Seo Young-kyo announces bid for Seoul mayor, pledging housing reforms and economic revitalization
Seo Young-kyo plunges to 16%34%
Seo Young-kyo declared her candidacy for Seoul mayor, outlining ambitious plans for housing stability and economic growth, marking her official entry into the race. This announcement initially boosted market interest but was followed by rapid
Ahn Cheol-soo announces he will not run for Seoul mayor in the 2026 local elections
Ahn Cheol-soo plunges to 5%45%
Ahn Cheol-soo publicly declared he would not run for the Seoul mayoral position, removing himself as a candidate and causing a sharp drop in market confidence in his chances.
Cho Kuk returns to politics after presidential pardon and prison release in August 2025
Cho Kuk plunges to 5%44%
Following his pardon by President Lee Jae Myung on August 11, 2025, and release from prison on August 15, Cho Kuk re-entered politics, but ongoing public skepticism and legal restrictions dampened his electoral prospects, causing a sharp market
PPP announces Oh Se‑hoon as its preferred mayoral contender, sparking an early rise in his market
Oh Se‑hoon rises to 52%2%
PPP announces Oh Se‑hoon as its preferred mayoral contender, sparking an early rise in his market
Initial market optimism with Han Dong-hoon at 50% likely reflected early speculation about his potential candidacy for Seoul mayor, but no specific news event is documented at
Initial market optimism with Han Dong-hoon at 50% likely reflected early speculation about his potential candidacy for Seoul mayor, but no specific news event is documented at this date. No verifiable news found for this date to explain the initial
Park Ju-min officially announces his candidacy for Seoul mayor, emphasizing labor reform and social justice policies
Park Ju-min plunges to 20%29%
His entry into the race initially garnered significant attention, but early polling showed a rapid drop as competition intensified.
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