Ahead of the Democratic Party of Korea leadership election, former Prime Minister Kim Min-seok, former leader Jeong Cheong-rae, and lawmaker Song Young-gil are each presenting their visions to win over party members. Former Prime Minister Kim Min-seok promised party rejuvenation and expansion of solidarity while trying to build a strong image, while former leader Jeong Cheong-rae emphasized 'strong reform' to unite his strong support base, appearing to be employing an 'underdog' strategy. On the other hand, lawmaker Song Young-gil attacked former leader Jeong Cheong-rae with ultra-hardline remarks and advocated for 'a march towards the center,' attempting to differentiate himself. The leadership election is expected to be fiercely contested as the three major candidates compete with their visions and offensive strategies.
