Park Soo-hyun's 93% implied probability in the Chungcheongnam-do gubernatorial election reflects strong recent polling leads over incumbent Kim Tae-heum of the People Power Party, signaling trader consensus on Democratic Party momentum ahead of the June 3 vote. A fresh KBS poll shows Park at 44% to Kim's 23%, while an April 21 TJB survey had her at 42.2% versus 29.5%, both outside the margin of error; earlier polls confirm her edge post-nomination runoff win on April 15. Having resigned her National Assembly seat on April 29, Park emphasizes balanced regional growth and Daejeon integration. Late-breaking scandals, national sentiment shifts, or high ruling party turnout could challenge this positioning.
Resumen experimental generado por IA con datos de Polymarket. Esto no es asesoramiento de trading y no influye en cómo se resuelve este mercado. · ActualizadoPeople Power Party draws 25 applicants for 9 by-election seats, including several prominent figures, further fragmenting support and diminishing Yoon Sang-hyun's viability as a
People Power Party draws 25 applicants for 9 by-election seats, including several prominent figures, further fragmenting support and diminishing Yoon Sang-hyun's viability as a candidate
Polymarket data shows Park Soo‑hyun’s implied win probability at 94.5 % after the primary victory and strong poll numbers, reinforcing market confidence
Polymarket data shows Park Soo‑hyun’s implied win probability at 94.5 % after the primary victory and strong poll numbers, reinforcing market confidence
Democratic Party nominates Jeon Eun-su for Asan-eul by-election, the district vacated by Kang Hoon-sik's resignation, confirming his political focus away from the gubernatorial
Democratic Party nominates Jeon Eun-su for Asan-eul by-election, the district vacated by Kang Hoon-sik's resignation, confirming his political focus away from the gubernatorial race
Democratic Party names “Cho Kuk sniper” Kim Yong‑nam for a different constituency, confirming that Kang Hoon‑sik will remain as presidential chief of staff and will not run for
Democratic Party names “Cho Kuk sniper” Kim Yong‑nam for a different constituency, confirming that Kang Hoon‑sik will remain as presidential chief of staff and will not run for governor
Reform Party leader Lee Jun-seok announced Cho Eung-chun’s bid for Gyeonggi governor, highlighting a competitive multi-party environment that further marginalized Sung Il-jong’s
Reform Party leader Lee Jun-seok announced Cho Eung-chun’s bid for Gyeonggi governor, highlighting a competitive multi-party environment that further marginalized Sung Il-jong’s position in Chungnam politics
Park Soo‑hyun unveils a 2‑year “South Chungcheong‑Daejeon integration” platform, gaining additional media coverage and voter enthusiasm
Park Soo‑hyun surges to 95%71%
Park Soo‑hyun unveils a 2‑year “South Chungcheong‑Daejeon integration” platform, gaining additional media coverage and voter enthusiasm
Kim Tae‑heum announces a 50‑trillion‑won “Silicon Valley” investment pledge and the Asan Bay Valley project, attempting to boost his platform but failing to lift market odds
Kim Tae‑heum rises to 4%1%
Kim Tae‑heum announces a 50‑trillion‑won “Silicon Valley” investment pledge and the Asan Bay Valley project, attempting to boost his platform but failing to lift market odds
Kang Hoon-sik resigns from National Assembly seat, confirming he will not run for governor and triggering by-election preparations in his district
Kang Hoon-sik resigns from National Assembly seat, confirming he will not run for governor and triggering by-election preparations in his district
Park Soo‑hyun announces she will resign from the National Assembly on April 29‑30 to run for governor, confirming her full‑time candidacy
Park Soo‑hyun surges to 96%74%
Park Soo‑hyun announces she will resign from the National Assembly on April 29‑30 to run for governor, confirming her full‑time candidacy
Official announcement of Park Soo-hyun's nomination victory over Yang Seung-jo, confirming Park as the Democratic Party candidate to face incumbent Kim Tae-heum, causing Yang's
Yang Seung-jo plunges to 3%66%
Official announcement of Park Soo-hyun's nomination victory over Yang Seung-jo, confirming Park as the Democratic Party candidate to face incumbent Kim Tae-heum, causing Yang's market
Park Soo‑hyun wins the Democratic Party primary with a 94.5 % implied probability, widening the gap to Kim Tae‑heum’s 4 % market share
Kim Tae‑heum dips to 3%1%
Park Soo‑hyun wins the Democratic Party primary with a 94.5 % implied probability, widening the gap to Kim Tae‑heum’s 4 % market share
Moon Jin‑seok calls for the nomination of Kim Yong as a “prosecutorial reform” candidate, shifting his focus to party‑wide strategy and reviving his relevance
Moon Jin‑seok surges to 20%19%
Moon Jin‑seok calls for the nomination of Kim Yong as a “prosecutorial reform” candidate, shifting his focus to party‑wide strategy and reviving his relevance
At a People Power Party Supreme Council meeting, Yoon Sang-hyun criticizes party leadership for lack of support, highlighting internal struggles that prevent effective campaigning
At a People Power Party Supreme Council meeting, Yoon Sang-hyun criticizes party leadership for lack of support, highlighting internal struggles that prevent effective campaigning and contributing to his market
Park Soo-hyun wins the Democratic Party primary runoff against Yang Seung-jo, becoming the official party candidate for Chungcheongnam governor, sharply reducing Yang's chances
Yang Seung-jo plunges to 3%77%
Park Soo-hyun wins the Democratic Party primary runoff against Yang Seung-jo, becoming the official party candidate for Chungcheongnam governor, sharply reducing Yang's chances
News broke that the ruling party’s Chungnam governor race headed to a runoff between Park Soo-hyun and Yang Seung-jo, confirming Sung Il-jong’s exclusion from the main contest
News broke that the ruling party’s Chungnam governor race headed to a runoff between Park Soo-hyun and Yang Seung-jo, confirming Sung Il-jong’s exclusion from the main contest
Democratic Party announces runoff candidates for Chungcheongnam governor, confirming Park Soo-hyun and Yang Seung-jo, effectively excluding Yoon Sang-hyun from major contention
Democratic Party announces runoff candidates for Chungcheongnam governor, confirming Park Soo-hyun and Yang Seung-jo, effectively excluding Yoon Sang-hyun from major contention and solidifying his market
The Democratic Party announced a runoff between Park Soo‑hyun and former Governor Yang Seung‑jo for the Chungcheongnam‑do gubernatorial nomination, effectively sidelining Moon
The Democratic Party announced a runoff between Park Soo‑hyun and former Governor Yang Seung‑jo for the Chungcheongnam‑do gubernatorial nomination, effectively sidelining Moon Jin‑seok’s candidacy
Democratic Party announces runoff candidates for Chungnam governor nomination: Park Soo-hyun and Yang Seung-jo, indicating Yang's survival but signaling a narrowing path to
Yang Seung-jo surges to 75%34%
Democratic Party announces runoff candidates for Chungnam governor nomination: Park Soo-hyun and Yang Seung-jo, indicating Yang's survival but signaling a narrowing path to nomination
Democratic Party officially confirmed Park Soo-hyun as its candidate for Chungcheongnam-do governor, further reducing Sung Il-jong’s viability in the race
Sung Il-jong dips to 0%1%
Democratic Party officially confirmed Park Soo-hyun as its candidate for Chungcheongnam-do governor, further reducing Sung Il-jong’s viability in the race
Park Soo-hyun takes a commemorative photo at a joint speech event at the Democratic Party headquarters, reinforcing his frontrunner status and further marginalizing Yoon
Yoon Sang-hyun dips to 0%1%
Park Soo-hyun takes a commemorative photo at a joint speech event at the Democratic Party headquarters, reinforcing his frontrunner status and further marginalizing Yoon Sang-hyun's chances
PPP officially confirms Kim Tae‑heum as its sole candidate for South Chungcheong governor, but the late confirmation fuels speculation and the
Kim Tae-heum jumps to 22%13%
PPP officially confirms Kim Tae‑heum as its sole candidate for South Chungcheong governor, but the late confirmation fuels speculation and the
The Democratic Party officially announces Park Soo‑hyun’s candidacy after a runoff, confirming the party’s ticket and causing Kang Hoon‑sik’s odds to collapse to near‑zero
Kang Hoon‑sik plunges to 0%19%
The Democratic Party officially announces Park Soo‑hyun’s candidacy after a runoff, confirming the party’s ticket and causing Kang Hoon‑sik’s odds to collapse to near‑zero
People Power Party officially confirms Kim Tae‑heum as its sole candidate for South Chungcheong governor, after earlier nomination uncertainty
Kim Tae‑heum jumps to 35%13%
People Power Party officially confirms Kim Tae‑heum as its sole candidate for South Chungcheong governor, after earlier nomination uncertainty
People Power Party announces it will hold an additional contest in South Chungcheong after Kim Tae‑heum’s delayed nomination, further eroding confidence
Kim Tae-heum drops to 9%14%
People Power Party announces it will hold an additional contest in South Chungcheong after Kim Tae‑heum’s delayed nomination, further eroding confidence
The Chungnam Election Commission opened preliminary registration for county‑governor candidates, signalling the start of the formal nomination window and prompting speculation
Moon Jin‑seok rises to 36%4%
The Chungnam Election Commission opened preliminary registration for county‑governor candidates, signalling the start of the formal nomination window and prompting speculation that Moon Jin‑seok would not file
Democratic Party officially confirms Park Soo-hyun as its candidate for Chungcheongnam governor, effectively sidelining Kang Hoon-sik from the race
Kang Hoon-sik plunges to 0%19%
Democratic Party officially confirms Park Soo-hyun as its candidate for Chungcheongnam governor, effectively sidelining Kang Hoon-sik from the race
PPP heavyweights Oh Se‑hoon and Kim Tae‑heum skip filing for the governor race, raising doubts about Kim’s candidacy and prompting a 13‑point
Kim Tae-heum drops to 15%13%
PPP heavyweights Oh Se‑hoon and Kim Tae‑heum skip filing for the governor race, raising doubts about Kim’s candidacy and prompting a 13‑point
Democratic Party sets primary elections for Daejeon mayor and Chungnam governor, with Yang Seung-jo officially listed as a primary candidate, maintaining his presence in the race
Yang Seung-jo surges to 41%25%
Democratic Party sets primary elections for Daejeon mayor and Chungnam governor, with Yang Seung-jo officially listed as a primary candidate, maintaining his presence in the race
Democratic Party announced runoff candidates for Chungnam governor as Park Soo-hyun and Yang Seung-jo, sidelining Sung Il-jong and signaling his diminished market prospects
Sung Il-jong drops to 1%13%
Democratic Party announced runoff candidates for Chungnam governor as Park Soo-hyun and Yang Seung-jo, sidelining Sung Il-jong and signaling his diminished market prospects
Democratic Party final‑round primary results confirm Park Soo‑hyun as the official governor candidate, effectively ending Kang Hoon‑sik’s bid and sending his
Kang Hoon‑sik plunges to 42%21%
Democratic Party final‑round primary results confirm Park Soo‑hyun as the official governor candidate, effectively ending Kang Hoon‑sik’s bid and sending his
Moon Jin‑seok’s earlier support for Kim Yong resurfaced in a parliamentary debate, drawing criticism from rival party factions and causing a sharp sell‑off on his outcome
Moon Jin‑seok jumps to 12%9%
Moon Jin‑seok’s earlier support for Kim Yong resurfaced in a parliamentary debate, drawing criticism from rival party factions and causing a sharp sell‑off on his outcome
Market reacts to Democratic Party's internal discussions and rumors about candidate nominations for Chungcheongnam governor, with Kang's chances briefly rising amid uncertainty
Kang Hoon-sik surges to 56%27%
Market reacts to Democratic Party's internal discussions and rumors about candidate nominations for Chungcheongnam governor, with Kang's chances briefly rising amid uncertainty
Democratic Party of Korea confirmed separate nominations for mayor of Daejeon and governor of Chungnam, effectively ending integration plans and solidifying other candidates’
Sung Il-jong plunges to 2%16%
Democratic Party of Korea confirmed separate nominations for mayor of Daejeon and governor of Chungnam, effectively ending integration plans and solidifying other candidates’ positions, weakening Sung Il-jong’s chances
Kang Hoon‑sik meets Qatar’s Trade Minister to discuss AI and semiconductor investment, highlighting his national‑level profile and briefly reviving market confidence
Kang Hoon‑sik surges to 47%18%
Kang Hoon‑sik meets Qatar’s Trade Minister to discuss AI and semiconductor investment, highlighting his national‑level profile and briefly reviving market confidence
A leaked internal memo suggests Kang Hoon‑sik could be the “bridge” candidate for the merged Daejeon‑Chungcheongnam entity, pushing his odds to a market‑high
Kang Hoon‑sik surges to 63%28%
A leaked internal memo suggests Kang Hoon‑sik could be the “bridge” candidate for the merged Daejeon‑Chungcheongnam entity, pushing his odds to a market‑high
A poll released by the Democratic Party’s internal research unit showed Moon Jin‑seok trailing far behind the leading candidates, reinforcing market doubts about his viability
Moon Jin‑seok plunges to 4%32%
A poll released by the Democratic Party’s internal research unit showed Moon Jin‑seok trailing far behind the leading candidates, reinforcing market doubts about his viability
The party’s central committee announces Kang Hoon‑sik remains in contention for the gubernatorial nomination, sparking a rapid rebound
Kang Hoon‑sik surges to 35%24%
The party’s central committee announces Kang Hoon‑sik remains in contention for the gubernatorial nomination, sparking a rapid rebound
Media reports that Kang Hoon‑sik is being floated by senior party officials as a “strategic” candidate to challenge the incumbent People Power governor, causing a sharp
Kang Hoon‑sik jumps to 41%7%
Media reports that Kang Hoon‑sik is being floated by senior party officials as a “strategic” candidate to challenge the incumbent People Power governor, causing a sharp
Internal discord within the People Power Party deepens, with factional conflicts and failure to distance from former President Yoon Suk Yeol, weakening Yoon Sang-hyun's prospects
Yoon Sang-hyun dips to 30%3%
Internal discord within the People Power Party deepens, with factional conflicts and failure to distance from former President Yoon Suk Yeol, weakening Yoon Sang-hyun's prospects and causing a
Democratic Party finalises Park Soo‑hyun’s nomination as its Chungcheongnam‑do governor candidate, setting up a high‑profile showdown with incumbent Kim Tae‑heum
Kim Tae‑heum drops to 28%5%
Democratic Party finalises Park Soo‑hyun’s nomination as its Chungcheongnam‑do governor candidate, setting up a high‑profile showdown with incumbent Kim Tae‑heum
Democratic Party’s internal primary results show Park Soo‑hyun winning the June 3 primary decisively, confirming the party’s front‑runner and sending Kang Hoon‑sik’s odds down
Kang Hoon‑sik dips to 34%1%
Democratic Party’s internal primary results show Park Soo‑hyun winning the June 3 primary decisively, confirming the party’s front‑runner and sending Kang Hoon‑sik’s odds down
Sung Il-jong, as chairman of the National Assembly's National Defense Committee, publicly pressed President Lee Jae-myung to scrap a policy, highlighting his active political role
Sung Il-jong dips to 18%4%
Sung Il-jong, as chairman of the National Assembly's National Defense Committee, publicly pressed President Lee Jae-myung to scrap a policy, highlighting his active political role but limited electoral traction
People Power Party opens an “additional nomination” process for South Chungcheong, signalling that incumbent Governor Kim Tae‑heum must re‑apply for his own candidacy
Kim Tae-heum drops to 18%10%
People Power Party opens an “additional nomination” process for South Chungcheong, signalling that incumbent Governor Kim Tae‑heum must re‑apply for his own candidacy
Democratic Party announces main race candidates for Chungcheongnam governor, confirming Yang Seung-jo among the contenders alongside Park Soo-hyun and Na So-yeol, setting the
Yang Seung-jo dips to 25%1%
Democratic Party announces main race candidates for Chungcheongnam governor, confirming Yang Seung-jo among the contenders alongside Park Soo-hyun and Na So-yeol, setting the stage for a competitive primary
Yoon Sang-hyun publicly urges decisive action from the People Power Party leadership amid internal struggles, attempting to rally support, which temporarily boosts his market
Yoon Sang-hyun jumps to 47%11%
Yoon Sang-hyun publicly urges decisive action from the People Power Party leadership amid internal struggles, attempting to rally support, which temporarily boosts his market
Kim Tae‑heum declines to file for the governor nomination, citing the pending integration bill as “inappropriate” to run before it is finalized
Kim Tae‑heum surges to 33%15%
Kim Tae‑heum declines to file for the governor nomination, citing the pending integration bill as “inappropriate” to run before it is finalized
Park Soo-hyun wins the Democratic Party primary for Chungcheongnam governor, solidifying his position as the main challenger and causing a sharp drop in Yoon Sang-hyun's market
Yoon Sang-hyun plunges to 2%25%
Park Soo-hyun wins the Democratic Party primary for Chungcheongnam governor, solidifying his position as the main challenger and causing a sharp drop in Yoon Sang-hyun's market
Kim Tae‑heum and Daejeon Mayor Lee Jang‑woo publicly criticize the Democratic Party’s new integration proposal, stressing bill content over politics
Kim Tae‑heum plunges to 23%26%
Kim Tae‑heum and Daejeon Mayor Lee Jang‑woo publicly criticize the Democratic Party’s new integration proposal, stressing bill content over politics
Kim Tae‑heum and Daejeon Mayor Lee Jang‑woo publicly criticize the Democratic Party’s new Daejeon‑Chungnam integration proposal, turning the issue into a partisan fight
Kim Tae-heum drops to 26%5%
Kim Tae‑heum and Daejeon Mayor Lee Jang‑woo publicly criticize the Democratic Party’s new Daejeon‑Chungnam integration proposal, turning the issue into a partisan fight
Discussions on integration gained momentum with attention on candidates for the head of the integrated local government, increasing uncertainty about Sung Il-jong’s candidacy
Sung Il-jong rises to 23%1%
Discussions on integration gained momentum with attention on candidates for the head of the integrated local government, increasing uncertainty about Sung Il-jong’s candidacy viability
Moon Jin‑seok was named a potential “dark horse” in a Seoul Economic Daily analysis of the upcoming Chungcheongnam‑do race, prompting a modest
Moon Jin‑seok rises to 32%3%
Moon Jin‑seok was named a potential “dark horse” in a Seoul Economic Daily analysis of the upcoming Chungcheongnam‑do race, prompting a modest
Kang Hoon-sik appointed as presidential chief of staff by President Lee Jae Myung, signaling his shift from legislative to executive role and reducing likelihood of gubernatorial
Kang Hoon-sik surges to 22%20%
Kang Hoon-sik appointed as presidential chief of staff by President Lee Jae Myung, signaling his shift from legislative to executive role and reducing likelihood of gubernatorial run
President Lee Jae-myung holds a Town Hall Meeting in Cheonan, Chungcheongnam-do, discussing the integration of Chungnam and Daejeon, with Yang Seung-jo mentioned among potential
Yang Seung-jo plunges to 32%17%
President Lee Jae-myung holds a Town Hall Meeting in Cheonan, Chungcheongnam-do, discussing the integration of Chungnam and Daejeon, with Yang Seung-jo mentioned among potential candidates for the integrated local government head, raising his profile early in the election cycle
President Lee Jae-myung held a Town Hall Meeting on the integration of Chungnam and Daejeon, signaling political shifts that complicated Sung Il-jong’s prospects amid integration
Sung Il-jong jumps to 22%6%
President Lee Jae-myung held a Town Hall Meeting on the integration of Chungnam and Daejeon, signaling political shifts that complicated Sung Il-jong’s prospects amid integration talks
An early‑season opinion poll released by a local research institute gave Moon Jin‑seok a surprisingly low 7 % support level, triggering the market’s first major dip
Moon Jin‑seok plunges to 11%37%
An early‑season opinion poll released by a local research institute gave Moon Jin‑seok a surprisingly low 7 % support level, triggering the market’s first major dip
Moon Jin‑seok files his official candidacy for the Chungcheongnam‑do governorship, becoming the first Democratic Party lawmaker to announce a bid
Moon Jin-seok drops to 35%13%
Moon Jin‑seok files his official candidacy for the Chungcheongnam‑do governorship, becoming the first Democratic Party lawmaker to announce a bid
Yoon Sang-hyun emerges as a potential candidate for the Chungcheongnam governor race, initially gaining market attention with about 49-50%
Yoon Sang-hyun surges to 49%49%
Yoon Sang-hyun emerges as a potential candidate for the Chungcheongnam governor race, initially gaining market attention with about 49-50%
Forty-five members of the People Power Party, including Sung Il-jong, proposed a special bill for the establishment of Daejeon Chungcheongnam-do integration and an economic
Sung Il-jong plunges to 24%25%
Forty-five members of the People Power Party, including Sung Il-jong, proposed a special bill for the establishment of Daejeon Chungcheongnam-do integration and an economic science school, raising his profile in regional politics

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