Democratic Party of Korea candidates for party leader Kim Min-seok, Jeong Cheong-rae, and Song Young-gil clashed in the final TV debate, focusing on key issues such as housing supply and leveraged ETF problems. Candidate Kim argued that 'housing New Deal' is necessary to solve housing problems and questioned candidate Jeong's understanding of housing policies. On the other hand, candidate Jeong pointed out that candidate Kim was the final signatory of the leveraged ETF enforcement decree and demanded accountability. Candidate Song criticized the logic of real estate speculation and raised concerns about the government's recent tax revision plan. Additionally, candidate Kim pointed out that candidate Jeong caused internal party conflict with his past remarks "Bong-i Kim Seon-dal," while candidate Jeong countered by mentioning that candidate Kim defected from the party after the 2002 presidential election. All three candidates emphasized messages of unity and inclusiveness, promising to unite the party after the national convention.
