
South Koreans seek reform in presidential election
Polls were opened a week early in South Korea ahead of Tuesday’s presidential election to encourage people to vote before going on holidays.
Polls were opened a week early in South Korea ahead of Tuesday’s presidential election to encourage people to vote before going on holidays.
The vote was called after the impeachment of Park Guen-hye, the former president.
Local polls show South Korean voters see the economy as the primary issue, with jobs a close second.
Al Jazeera’s Craig Leeson reports from Seoul.
Published On 8 May 2017