总统李在明周日表示，他接受因6月3日地方选举中选票短缺而导致的投票权受侵害投诉，但驳斥了有关选举舞弊的指控，称其是对问题的歪曲。
总统李在明在欧洲出访期间，从罗马通过远程会议发表了上述言论。李在明表示：“我承认并接受全体国民关于投票权受侵害的正当投诉。”他补充称，在作为“民主基石”的选举中发生此类事件是“荒谬的”，他指的是6月3日地方选举中部分选民因领不到选票而未能投票的情况。
国家选举委员会已承认，全国有超过二十个投票站因选票短缺而被迫暂时中断投票。据警方非官方估计，抗议者已在首尔东部的一个计票站连续举行了10天的集会，最高峰时参与人数超过1.5万人。他们要求重新举行选举。
李在明驳斥了有关舞弊的指控，称其是对事实的歪曲和反社会罪行。他呼吁检察机关和警方的联合调查组以及国民议会进行迅速且彻底的调查。国民议会计划于本周晚些时候成立议会调查委员会。
X平台用户讨论了李在明总统接受关于选票短缺的投诉并呼吁调查，同时否认舞弊指控是歪曲事实的情况。中立报道指出此事件损害了声誉并引发了抗议；持怀疑态度的声音强调了要求重选的持续示威活动，指责存在操纵行为，并质疑对广泛问题的轻描淡写；一些人对保守地区投票环节的失败表示不满，并要求进行独立调查。
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said on Sunday (June 7, 2026) that he called for a thorough probe into a ballot shortage that impacted recent local elections, adding that the prosecution and police would be involved in the investigation.https://t.co/1sVWkeVQS3
— The Hindu (@the_hindu) 2026年6月8日
Jamsil Olympic Park, late at night.
— 🇰🇷김정현 Alfred J Kim🇺🇸 (@Alfredbexus) 2026年6月6日
Youth signs are clear:
“We don’t give a damn. Just do a re-election.”
“NO BALLOTS, NO DEMOCRACY”
Lee Jun-seok showed up.
The 2030 crowd booed him away — no space for the guy who dismissed election fraud as conspiracy theories for years.
The… pic.twitter.com/wHDFA9R0C7
Considering how many polling stations actually ran short of ballots, how could Lee Jae-myung dismiss it as just “a dozen or so people” being unable to vote?
— TheRight's_right_ (@TheSteadyLog) 2026年6月9日
The same person who says sovereignty belongs to the people. Was that principle genuine, or just another slogan? pic.twitter.com/S7g2UEKhkG
LATEST from Seoul, South Korea — Late into the night at Olympic Park and Jamsil polling areas, determined crowds continue chanting ‘Re-election! Invalidate the fraud!’ after shocking ballot shortages disrupted the June 3 local elections. Protesters blocked ballot boxes for over… pic.twitter.com/fsP9KnIZAF
— The Great Translation Movement 大翻译运动 (@TGTM_Official) 2026年6月6日
So many words. So little said.
— William Barclay (@WillBarclayPCBG) 2026年6月7日
Why?
Simple: @Jaemyung_Lee/찢's Presidency is itself a result of election fraud and totally illegitimate.
Ex. Lee’s name appears on 3000 consecutive ballots during SKorea's extremely contentious and tightly contested 2025 election⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://t.co/qpxo4heM9P pic.twitter.com/ORR0tpBRlr
由 AI 报道 AI 生成的图像
A four-way meeting on June 8 at the presidential office called for accountability and structural changes at the National Election Commission after ballot shortages disrupted the June 3 local elections.
Protests demanding a re-run of local elections marred by ballot shortages continued for the ninth day on June 13.
由 AI 报道
Police raided the National Election Commission on June 11 over ballot shortages that disrupted voting at 26 polling stations during the June 3 local elections, as protests demanding a rerun continue.
Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae accepted the resignation of National Election Commission chairperson Roh Tae-ak on June 8. The move follows ballot shortages that disrupted voting in parts of Seoul during the June 3 local elections.
由 AI 报道
Official campaigning for South Korea's June 3 local elections and parliamentary by-elections started on Thursday, May 21, with nearly 7,830 candidates competing nationwide. The two-week period runs until June 2 and is seen as an early test for the Lee Jae Myung administration.
President Lee Jae Myung said Saturday he survived a 2024 knife attack thanks to public support. He vowed to devote himself fully to the country after the civil rights commission overturned an earlier ruling on his medical airlift.
由 AI 报道
Early voting for South Korea's June 3 local elections ended Saturday with a record turnout of 23.51 percent. More than 10.4 million voters cast ballots out of 44.6 million registered. The main vote takes place Wednesday.