#Democratic Party
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Seoul City Councilor Kim Kyung has admitted to a 100 million won bribery scheme for her 2022 nomination. Catch the full details on the investigation and her return from CES.
President Lee Jae-myung's approval rating hit 60 percent following his state visit to China. Get the full breakdown of Gallup Korea's latest poll data.
Steny Hoyer, the longest-serving House Democrat, announced his retirement on January 8, 2026. Discover how his departure will reshape US legislative dynamics.
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House Majority PAC set a new 2026 House Democratic fundraising record by raising $121 million in 2025, signaling high donor confidence for the midterms.
Police are questioning a former aide to Rep. Kang Sun-woo over a $69,100 bribery allegation in the 2022 elections. Read the details of the Kang Sun-woo nomination bribery probe.
Seoul Councilor Kim Kyung has left for the US amid a bribery investigation. Police seek entry notification as the 100 million won nomination scandal widens.
A South Korean civic group filed a complaint on Jan. 5, 2026, against Rep. Kim Byung-kee for illegal political funds in 2020. The probe also includes a key secretary to President Lee Jae-myung.
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Rep. Kang Sun-woo quit the Democratic Party following allegations of receiving 100 million won in bribes. The party has moved to expel her as police investigations intensify.
Rep. Kang Sun-woo leaves the ruling Democratic Party on Jan 1, 2026, amid a 100 million won bribery scandal. Learn more about the 2022 election probe and its political impact.
Zohran Mamdani's inauguration as NYC Mayor on January 1, 2026, signals a major ideological shift for the Democratic Party. Explore what this progressive victory means for the future.
Rep. Kim Byung-kee, the ruling Democratic Party's floor leader, resigned on Dec 30, 2025, amid allegations of power abuse and receiving free gifts from Korean Air.
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South Korean President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating has slipped to 59%, a new poll shows. The decline comes amid widespread public concern over economic recovery.
