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[Photo] D-20 to S. Korea’s election: Candidate posters coming to a wall near you soon
Posted on : 2022-02-17 17:46 KST Modified on : 2022-02-17 17:47 KST
Staff at the election commission for Seoul’s Jongno District arrange candidate posters on Thursday, the deadline for candidates to submit their posters. (pool photo)
There are just under 20 days left until South Korea elects its next president.
Thursday marked the deadline for candidates to submit their campaign posters that will go up on walls around the country. A total of 14 candidates submitted posters by the deadline.
The government has announced that illegal acts including disruptions to campaign speeches or rallies and destruction of official campaign posters will be rigorously handled according to the relevant laws.
Staff at the election commission for Seoul’s Jongno District arrange candidate posters on Thursday, the deadline for candidates to submit their posters. (pool photo)
By Kim Tae-gyu, staff reporter
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