投票用紙不足問題を受け、韓国選挙管理委員長が辞意を表明

韓国の選挙管理委員長は6月5日、今週行われた地方選挙の際、ソウルの一部地域で投票用紙が不足し投票に支障が出た事態を受け、辞任の意向を表明した。

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