6月3日地方选举中选票短缺引发的抗议活动持续至6月17日，一名女子封锁了位于首尔松坡区的SK奥林匹克手球馆入口，阻止体育官员进入办公区域。
自6月5日起，抗议者一直封锁该体育馆，导致韩国体育与奥林匹克委员会下属的各全国单项体育协会办公室无法正常办公。6月17日，在双方达成短暂协议允许体育官员进入后，一名女子独自守在闸门前，拒绝离开约两个小时。
国民力量党领导人张东赫（Jang Dong-hyeok）曾就此斡旋达成临时协议，但随后破裂。首尔松坡警察署表示计划对该女子展开调查。针对选票短缺问题的警方与检察机关联合调查仍在进行中。
政府和执政党共同民主党誓言将对非法行为采取严厉措施。此外，国民力量党表示，将针对多达九个大都市市长和道知事竞选结果提出申诉。
社交平台X上的讨论聚焦于针对6月3日选举选票争议而持续封锁首尔SK奥林匹克手球馆的抗议活动。用户们指出持续的封锁行为阻碍了办公，并围绕选举法、警方应对措施及要求透明度展开了辩论。舆论反映出对抗议者的支持、对当局的质疑，以及对违法行为的担忧，参与者包括记者和普通民众。
15/ The blockade is still ongoing. Police are planning another entry attempt after several failed attempts. Meanwhile, sports bodies based inside the gymnasium have been unable to enter their offices for nearly two weeks. https://t.co/w7gOsLtvWn
— Raphael Rashid (@koryodynasty) 2026年6月17日
5/ Protests began outside the Olympic Park handball gymnasium in Songpa district (which served as a ballot counting centre) on the night. The first weekend crowds were large and young. 20s and 30s. Women and men. Leaderless. https://t.co/0JW78LF1kO
— Raphael Rashid (@koryodynasty) 2026年6月17日
"핸드볼 경기장은 더 이상 개표소 아니야"...선구안위
— 이성을 찾자! YOON AGAIN! RESET KOREA! (@euniciasolution) 2026年6月17日
"선구안위는 더 이상 선거를 관리하는 곳이 아니야!"...뿔난 시민 pic.twitter.com/A30oZ5FiR0
지금은 핸드볼경기장 봉쇄가 아니고
— 정원 (@new21cjw) 2026年6月17日
개표소 봉쇄 입니다.
모르는사람들이보면 경기못하게 막는줄 착각 하시겠네요.
우리들은 경기장이 아닌 개표소를 지키고 있는것이죠.
@XFamily369
— 애국시민 (@yuhuihwaly92833) 2026年6月17日
개표소라서 진입 자체가 선거법 위반이라고?
선무당이 사람잡아요
장동혁이 올공 집회 재선거가
자기 정치 생명줄인데
집회 해산 시키는 자살행위를 하겠냐?
장동혁이 판사라고!
아주 sns 헌법학자들 나셨어요
공간분리가 되어있다고 몇번을 말하냐? 이미 그이외 공간은 임대가… pic.twitter.com/WixzLgPEim
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On June 16, protesters blocking access to the Olympic Handball Gymnasium in Seoul's Jamsil area continued a 12-day standoff by preventing sports officials from entering. Prime Minister Kim Min-seok vowed a stern response to illegal acts.
Protests over ballot shortages during local elections entered their second day in Seoul on Saturday, with thousands surrounding a vote-counting facility and demanding a new election.
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Protests demanding a re-run of local elections marred by ballot shortages continued for the ninth day on June 13.
The ruling Democratic Party and main opposition People Power Party agreed on June 16 to launch a 45-day parliamentary investigation into ballot shortages during the June 3 local elections.
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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.
South Koreans head to polling stations Wednesday to elect local government leaders and council members in the ninth nationwide local elections.
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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.