周三，韩国选民前往投票站，参加第九届全国地方选举，选出地方政府首长及议会成员。
全国14288个投票站的投票时间为上午6点至下午6点。选民将选出16位大都市市长及道知事、227位地方政府首长、3973位地方议会议员以及16位教育监。此外，还将举行14个国会议席的补选。在为期两天的提前投票期间，共有创纪录的1049万人投票，投票率为23.51%，超过了2022年地方选举时20.62%的提前投票率。执政党共同民主党领袖郑清来呼吁选民支持李在明政府，并从前总统尹锡悦宣布戒严令带来的政治动荡中走出来。最大在野党国民力量党领袖张东赫则警告称，执政党若进一步获胜，将巩固总统李在明的权力。关键选区包括现任市长、国民力量党的吴世勋与共同民主党候选人郑元伍之间的首尔市长之争，以及釜山、蔚山和庆尚南道的竞选。分析人士指出，整体投票率及保守派选民的集结程度可能决定多个胶着选区的胜负。
社交媒体平台X上的初步讨论聚焦于韩国第九届地方选举的提前投票率、执政党的政治影响、公众关注度较低以及对投票过程的质疑。
Voting is underway in South Korea's local elections, with a 4.5% turnout recorded by 8 AM. Strong turnout in some regions, like Gangwon with 5.7%, indicates high engagement. The results will shape local governance and influence national politics.
— Tegu breaking news. (@tegufy_news) 2026年6月2日
Voting for the 9th nationwide local elections began today across South Korea, with over 14,000 polling stations open from 6 AM. Both major political parties, the ruling Democratic Party and the main opposition People Power Party, have been campaigning intensely to secure…
— Tegu breaking news. (@tegufy_news) 2026年6月2日
South Korea's local elections on June 3, 2026, serve as the first major electoral test for President Lee Jae Myung a year into his term. The nationwide vote will gauge public sentiment toward his liberal administration following his special election victory over the conservative…
— Leinona Aoki (@LeinonaA69) 2026年6月2日
Today is the main election day for the local elections in Korea. I voted early. The majority of Korean citizens who vote probably think they are exercising their right to vote for their country, right? They don't even realize that their tickets are being stolen.
— 지켜내자🇰🇷🇺🇸🇯🇵🇧🇷 (@GEunsil40203) 2026年6月2日
South Korea's local elections face record-low voter interest, with undecided voters and low candidate awareness. Education superintendents' races, in particular, struggle with a lack of single candidate dominance, adding to voter confusion.
— Tegu breaking news. (@tegufy_news) 2026年6月2日
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Many South Koreans headed to the polls on Friday for two days of early voting ahead of the June 3 local elections and parliamentary by-elections, viewed as a referendum on President Lee Jae Myung's first year in office.
Early voting for South Korea's June 3 local elections and by-elections opened Friday across 3,571 stations nationwide. The vote is widely seen as a referendum on President Lee Jae Myung's first year.
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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.
Thousands of protesters surrounded a vote counting facility in eastern Seoul on Friday over ballot shortages that disrupted Wednesday's local elections, prompting police to disperse the crowd and secure ballot boxes.
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The People Power Party nominated supreme council member Yang Hyang-ja as its candidate for Gyeonggi Province governor on May 2 for the June 3 local elections. Yang, a former Samsung Electronics executive, was elected to the National Assembly in 2020. She will face Democratic Party Rep. Choo Mi-ae.
Following his recent declaration of candidacy, the ruling Democratic Party unanimously nominated former Prime Minister Kim Boo-kyum as its sole candidate for Daegu mayor in the June 3 local elections, aiming to break the city's conservative dominance. Separately, a court rejected a People Power Party lawmaker's challenge to his nomination exclusion.
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A ruling party-led constitutional amendment bill failed to pass a parliamentary vote on May 7 after the main opposition party boycotted the session, falling short of the required quorum.