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Power Party supporters, defy statistical norms. Such anomalies,
occurring simultaneously in over 1,300 polling stations, suggest
external interference. Huh stressed the need for thorough
investigations and transparent disclosure of election data.

Political Pressure and Lack of Investigations

Huh criticized Korea’s judiciary and prosecution for failing to
investigate electoral fraud rigorously, citing political pressure
and the influence of high-ranking officials. He argued that the
systemic nature of the problem, coupled with the media’s bias
and the longstanding involvement of groups like the KCTU have
hindered impartial inquiries. Huh also noted that international
entities like the U.S. State Department often dismiss these issues
as conspiracy theories, underscoring the need for global attention
and investigation.

Importance of Public Awareness and Participation

Huh emphasized the critical role of public awareness and
participation in addressing electoral fraud. He called for e$orts
to educate citizens on the severity of the issue and encourage
involvement in protests. Simplifying complex data through
graphs and clear explanations could help the public understand
the problem and mobilize collective efforts to restore electoral
transparency and fairness.

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