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The Democratic Party of Korea held its leadership by-election on 2 May 2021 following the resignation of the incumbent Lee Nak-yon in March 2021. Lee stepped down from party leader due to party rule which bans any party contender for president from holding party position at least for a year before the presidential election.

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rdfs:comment	The Democratic Party of Korea held its leadership by-election on 2 May 2021 following the resignation of the incumbent Lee Nak-yon in March 2021. Lee stepped down from party leader due to party rule which bans any party contender for president from holding party position at least for a year before the presidential election. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	2021 political party leadership elections Democratic Party of Korea Hong Young-pyo Muan County Namyangju Lee Nak-yon Yun Ho-jung Back Hye-ryun 2021 South Korean by-elections 2022 South Korean presidential election Nonsan Park Seong-min Minjoo Party of Korea Political party leadership elections in South Korea 2018 Democratic Party of Korea leadership election 2021 in South Korea Jun Hye-sook Kang Byung-won Kim Yong-min (politician) Kim Young-bae (politician, born 1967) Suwon Song Young-gil South Jeolla Province Incheon National Assembly (South Korea) Seongbuk District Seoul Woo Won-shik Yongin
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1data	31.56 (perCent) 34.97 (perCent) 33.47 (perCent)
2blank	Party members (en)
2data	36.62 (perCent) 35.95 (perCent) 27.43 (perCent)
3blank	Opinion poll (en)
3data	37.36 (perCent) 27.94 (perCent) 34.7 (perCent)
4blank	Non-voting members poll (en)
4data	28.22 (perCent) 40.38 (perCent) 31.41 (perCent)
5blank	Total (en)
5data	35.6 (perCent) 35.01 (perCent) 29.38 (perCent)
vote type	Caucus (en)
after election	Song Young-gil
before election	Yun Ho-jung (en)
candidate	Hong Young-pyo Woo Won-shik Song Young-gil (en)
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country	South Korea (en)
election date	2021-05-02 (xsd:date)
election name	2021 (xsd:integer)
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next election	2022 (xsd:integer)
next year	2022 (xsd:integer)
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title	Leader (en)
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has abstract	The Democratic Party of Korea held its leadership by-election on 2 May 2021 following the resignation of the incumbent Lee Nak-yon in March 2021. Lee stepped down from party leader due to party rule which bans any party contender for president from holding party position at least for a year before the presidential election. Newly-elected leader of the party will serve for the remainder of Lee's term which ends in August 2022 and may replace two unelected members of the Supreme Council currently held by Park Seong-min and Park Hong-bae who were appointed by Lee in 2020. They will also command party's campaign in the 20th presidential election in March 2022 and the 8th local election in June 2022. Immediately after the party's loss in 2021 South Korean by-elections, all members of its Supreme Council decided to resign. The date for its leadership by-election was also decided as 2 May to elect its new party leader as earliest as possible. Few days later, it was decided that members of the Supreme Council will be elected on the same day after party members complained about not having their votes in new members of Supreme Council. (en)
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title	2021 Democratic Party of Korea leadership by-election (en)
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