Leading opposition Toburo Democratic Party leader Lee Zhe Mun has left his leader to run in the June 3 presidential election in South Korea. This was reported by Yonhap news agency. He is expected that he will announce the election on April 10.
"I am grateful that I was able to lead the party for three years and that I was able to achieve certain results. But I don't feel particularly sad or relieved, because I think I will start a new page soon, "said Lee Je-Myun. He is considered the favorite of the upcoming elections.
In 2022, Lee-Moon lost less than 1% of the current former president Yun Seook-Yol. On April 4, the Constitutional Court removed Yun Seook Jeoli from power. Extraordinary elections are scheduled for June 3.
Lee Je-Mun is competing with former Minister of Labor Kim Moon Sau, who resigned on Tuesday. Kim Mun Sunnaments joined the Conservative Civil Power Party.
