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스마트에디터 사용 테스트 나눔고딕 9pt
The ruling Democratic Party of Korea largely prevailed in Wednesday's local elections, but it was not a win without costs, as the party lost some key battlegrounds.
In particular, the ruling party's narrow yet crucial loss in the Seoul mayoral election prompted a blame game within the liberal camp, raising questions as to whether the results indeed represent a clear victory for the party.
The Democratic Party envisioned wins in tight races involving Seoul mayoral candidate Chong Won-o, Daegu mayoral candidate Kim Boo-kyum, South Gyeongsang Province gubernatorial candidate Kim Kyoung-soo, as well as candidates for lawmaker posts Kim Yong-nam and Ha Jung-woo.