周二，首尔一处计票点外的抗议活动进入第五天，抗议者对上周地方选举中出现的选票短缺问题表示不满。目前，法院已下令保全证据，新任国会议长也承诺国会将迅速作出回应。
周二上午，约有200名抗议者聚集在松坡区的SK奥林匹克手球馆外，人数较前一天下午的2000人有所下降。周末期间，曾有数万人集会要求重选，并阻止工作人员转移投票箱。首尔东部地方法院批准了改革党最高委员金正哲的申请，下令保全蚕室7洞第2号投票站的四项物品，包括投票箱、监控录像以及国家选举委员会的短信记录。国会议长赵正植向总统秘书室长姜勋植表示，此事性质严重，立法机构将彻底、迅速地展开行动。执政党和主要反对党已分别提交了议会调查请求。警方正在对国家选举委员会官员进行质询，而小党派新改革党表示打算申请部分选举结果无效。此次封锁行动已导致该场馆的体育机构运营陷入停滞。
用户讨论了首尔地方选举中因选票短缺引发的持续抗议活动，表达了沮丧情绪并要求重选。持怀疑态度的帖子强调了对反对党倾向选区及全国性短缺问题的质疑。中立报道指出了国家选举委员会的道歉以及计票点外持续第五天的集会情况。
"Protesters continued to rally outside a vote-counting facility in Seoul for the fifth day Tuesday, demanding a re-run of last week's local #elections over ballot shortages at some polling stations." #SouthKorea https://t.co/IbyWjRXwr1
— ANFREL (@Anfrel) 2026年6月9日
The ballot shortage didn't just happen in the capital area; over 60 locations nationwide ran out of ballots, so a re-election must be held. Furious citizens are continuing to demand a re-vote day and night.https://t.co/v3aOtFlkva
— Free Korea Again_AWEB (@FreeKoreaAgain7) 2026年6月8日
Beyond just suspision now. Koreans could not cast vote because the NEC had shortage in ballot papers⁉️ The more intriguing thing is that the ballots were lacking in districts favorable to the oppostion party. State of emergency and Koreans want to have RE-ELECTION. 🇰🇷
— I ❤️ 🇰🇷 (@Democracy250115) 2026年6月6日
It’s been revealed the shortage happened nationwide in 67 polling booths, 50 of whom additional ones were sent. 33 in Seoul, 6 in Inchon, 3 in Busan, 4 in Daegu, 2 in Ulsan, 2 in Gyeongnam. This happened nationwide and mostly in conservative leaning areas, hence people are… https://t.co/B9Ar7zEE7A
— MJ (@Real_Politik101) 2026年6月6日
2/4 THE BALLOT PAPER CHAOS
— The Wonk (@thewonkin) 2026年6月7日
Voting was disrupted at multiple polling stations across Seoul after ballot papers ran short, causing delays and temporary suspensions.
The NEC apologized for the failures#Election #BallotShortage #Seoul #SouthKorea #PoohPavel #GOスト pic.twitter.com/avq057JwHD
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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.
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.
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.
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The Justice Ministry has imposed a travel ban on Roh Tae-ak, the former head of the National Election Commission, as part of an investigation into ballot shortages during the June 3 local elections.
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.
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South Korea's ruling Democratic Party secured a landslide in Wednesday's local elections, winning 12 of 16 key races and strengthening President Lee Jae Myung's mandate.