1995 South Korean local elections

Local elections were held in South Korea on 27 June 1995. It was the first election of provincial and municipal officials since the May 16 coup of 1961.[1]

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Metropolitan city mayoral elections

Seoul
CandidatePartyVotes%
Cho SoonDemocratic2,051,44142.36
Park Chan-jongIndependent1,623,35633.52
Chung Won-shikDemocratic Liberal1,001,44620.68
Hwang San-sungIndependent97,7092.02
Park Hong-raePeople First25,0540.52
Kim Ok-sunIndependent17,7280.37
Goh Soon-bokKorea10,4880.22
Kim Myung-hoIndependent9,9920.21
Chung Ki-yongIndependent6,1560.13
Total4,843,370100.00
Valid votes4,843,37098.40
Invalid/blank votes78,8401.60
Total votes4,922,210100.00
Registered voters/turnout7,438,02566.18
Democratic gain from Democratic Liberal[2]

Busan
CandidatePartyVotes%
Moon Jung-sooDemocratic Liberal885,43351.41
Roh Moo-hyunDemocratic647,29737.58
Kim Hyun-okIndependent169,6529.85
Bae Sang-hanIndependent20,0081.16
Total1,722,390100.00
Valid votes1,722,39097.84
Invalid/blank votes38,0142.16
Total votes1,760,404100.00
Registered voters/turnout2,658,22466.22
Democratic Liberal gain[2]

Daegu
CandidatePartyVotes%
Moon Hee-gapIndependent383,27236.79
Lee Eui-ikUnited Liberal Democrats230,66822.14
Lee Hae-bongIndependent222,40921.35
Cho Hae-nyungDemocratic Liberal175,74916.87
Ahn Yu-hoIndependent29,6172.84
Total1,041,715100.00
Valid votes1,041,71597.88
Invalid/blank votes22,5382.12
Total votes1,064,253100.00
Registered voters/turnout1,663,61463.97
Independent gain[2]

Incheon
CandidatePartyVotes%
Choi Ki-sunDemocratic Liberal383,96540.82
Shin Yong-seokDemocratic298,54431.74
Kang Woo-hyukUnited Liberal Democrats258,17527.45
Total940,684100.00
Valid votes940,68497.73
Invalid/blank votes21,8682.27
Total votes962,552100.00
Registered voters/turnout1,551,92562.02
Democratic Liberal gain[2]

Gwangju
CandidatePartyVotes%
Song Un-jongDemocratic469,57089.72
Kim Dong-hwanDemocratic Liberal53,81710.28
Total523,387100.00
Valid votes523,38798.12
Invalid/blank votes10,0061.88
Total votes533,393100.00
Registered voters/turnout822,88064.82
Democratic gain[2]

Daejon
CandidatePartyVotes%
Hong Sun-ki United Liberal Democrats342,95963.76
Yeom Hong-cheolDemocratic Liberal112,60720.94
Pyon Pyung-supDemocratic58,34610.85
Lee Dae-hyungIndependent23,9534.45
Total537,865100.00
Valid votes537,86598.06
Invalid/blank votes10,6641.94
Total votes548,529100.00
Registered voters/turnout819,60466.93
United Liberal Democrats gain[2]

Gubernatorial elections

Gyeonggi
CandidatePartyVotes%
Lee In-jeDemocratic Liberal1,264,91440.56
Chang Kyoung-wooDemocratic923,06929.60
Im Sa-binIndependent613,62419.68
Kim Moon-wonUnited Liberal Democrats316,63710.15
Total3,118,244100.00
Valid votes3,118,24497.79
Invalid/blank votes70,6272.21
Total votes3,188,871100.00
Registered voters/turnout5,043,05463.23
Democratic Liberal gain[2]

Gangwon
CandidatePartyVotes%
Choi Gak-gyu United Liberal Democrats500,89465.83
Lee Sang-ryongDemocratic Liberal260,00434.17
Total760,898100.00
Valid votes760,89897.05
Invalid/blank votes23,1012.95
Total votes783,999100.00
Registered voters/turnout1,048,49074.77
United Liberal Democrats gain[2]

North Chungcheong
CandidatePartyVotes%
Ju Byeong-deok United Liberal Democrats250,10536.43
Lee Yong-heeDemocratic168,20924.50
Kim Deok-youngDemocratic Liberal159,91123.30
Cho Nam-sungIndependent54,7487.98
Yoon Suk-joIndependent27,8804.06
Yang Sung-younIndependent25,6033.73
Total686,456100.00
Valid votes686,45697.17
Invalid/blank votes20,0242.83
Total votes706,480100.00
Registered voters/turnout972,17072.67
United Liberal Democrats gain[2]

South Chungcheong
CandidatePartyVotes%
Sim Dae-pyung United Liberal Democrats616,00667.89
Park Joong-baeDemocratic Liberal174,11719.19
Cho Joong-younDemocratic117,30012.93
Total907,423100.00
Valid votes907,42396.84
Invalid/blank votes29,5863.16
Total votes937,009100.00
Registered voters/turnout1,270,13873.77
United Liberal Democrats gain[2]

North Jeolla
CandidatePartyVotes%
Yu Jong-geunDemocratic653,29567.16
Kang Hyun-wookDemocratic Liberal319,45232.84
Total972,747100.00
Valid votes972,74797.08
Invalid/blank votes29,2122.92
Total votes1,001,959100.00
Registered voters/turnout1,360,35073.65
Democratic gain[2]

South Jeolla
CandidatePartyVotes%
Heo Kyeong-man Democratic769,53873.50
Chun Suk-hongDemocratic Liberal277,38626.50
Total1,046,924100.00
Valid votes1,046,92491.48
Invalid/blank votes97,5238.52
Total votes1,144,447100.00
Registered voters/turnout1,504,59876.06
Democratic gain[2]

North Gyeongsang
CandidatePartyVotes%
Lee Eui-geunDemocratic Liberal541,53537.95
Lee Pan-sukIndependent489,99934.34
Park Jun-hongUnited Liberal Democrats395,49627.71
Total1,427,030100.00
Valid votes1,427,03096.53
Invalid/blank votes51,3433.47
Total votes1,478,373100.00
Registered voters/turnout1,926,27476.75
Democratic Liberal gain[2]

South Gyeongsang
CandidatePartyVotes%
Kim Hyuk-kyu Democratic Liberal1,177,39763.84
Kim Yong-kyunUnited Liberal Democrats666,75636.16
Total1,844,153100.00
Valid votes1,844,15396.31
Invalid/blank votes70,6203.69
Total votes1,914,773100.00
Registered voters/turnout2,621,02973.05
Democratic Liberal gain[2]

Jeju
CandidatePartyVotes%
Shin Koo-bum Independent111,20540.65
Woo Geun-minDemocratic Liberal89,00032.53
Kang Bo-sungDemocratic66,40624.27
Shin Doo-wanIndependent6,9612.54
Total273,572100.00
Valid votes273,57297.64
Invalid/blank votes6,6252.36
Total votes280,197100.00
Registered voters/turnout348,19180.47
Independent gain[2]

Provincial-level council elections

Summary
PartySeats
ConstituencyProportionalTotal+/–
Democratic Party35238390+204
Democratic Liberal Party28649335–174
United Liberal Democrats86894New
Independent151–151+36
Total87595970+104

Constituency seats
Region Seats DP DLP ULD Ind.
Seoul 133 122 11
Busan 55 50 5
Daegu 37 8 7 22
Incheon 32 18 13 1
Gwangju 23 23
Daejeon 23 23
Gyeonggi 123 57 52 14
Gangwon 52 6 27 1 18
North Chungcheong 36 10 12 4 10
South Chungcheong 55 2 3 49 1
North Jeolla 52 49 3
South Jeolla 68 62 1 5
North Gyeongsang 84 1 50 2 31
South Gyeongsang 85 52 33
Jeju 17 2 7 8
Total 875 352 286 86 151
Source: Council of Local Authorities for International Relations[3]

Proportional representation seats
Region Seats DLP DP ULD
Seoul 14 6 8
Busan 6 4 2
Daegu 4 2 1 1
Incheon 3 2 1
Gwangju 3 1 2
Daejeon 3 1 2
Gyeonggi 13 7 6
Gangwon 6 4 2
North Chungcheong 4 2 1 1
South Chungcheong 6 2 4
North Jeolla 6 2 4
South Jeolla 7 3 4
North Gyeongsang 8 6 2
South Gyeongsang 9 6 3
Jeju 3 2 1
Total 95 49 38 8
Source: Council of Local Authorities for International Relations[3]

Municipal-level mayoral elections

Summary
PartySeats
Democratic Party84
Democratic Liberal Party70
United Liberal Democrats23
Independent53
Total230

By region
Region Mayors DP DLP ULD Ind.
Seoul 25 23 2
Busan 16 14 2
Daegu 8 2 1 5
Incheon 10 5 5
Gwangju 5 5
Daejeon 5 1 4
Gyeonggi 31 11 13 7
Gangwon 18 1 9 1 7
North Chungcheong 11 2 4 2 3
South Chungcheong 15 15
North Jeolla 14 13 1
South Jeolla 24 22 2
North Gyeongsang 23 1 8 14
South Gyeongsang 21 10 11
Jeju 4 3 1
Total 230 84 70 23 53
Source: Council of Local Authorities for International Relations[3]

Municipal-level council elections

4,541 seats in municipal-level councils were contested by candidates who were all running as independents.

Aftermath

President Kim Young-sam's Democratic Liberal Party (DLP) won only five of the top fifteen posts.

The main opposition, the liberal Democratic Party led by Kim Dae-jung, took control of Seoul by winning the mayoral office and 23 of the city’s 25 wards. The newly founded right-wing United Liberal Democrats, formed after Kim Jong-pil quit as leader of the DLP, won three governorships.[1]

References
  1. "South Korea in 1995". Retrieved 2016-07-10.
  2. "Election Information System". National Election Commission.
  3. CLAIR Report No. 111 "1995 Unified Local Elections of the Republic of Korea". Council of Local Authorities for International Relations.
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