Election Information
General Information
The parliamentary elections in South Korea were held on April 10, 2024 to elect the 300 members of the National Assembly. The results were as follows:
Election Results:
Single-Member Constituencies:
People Power Party / People Future Party: 10,395,264 votes (36.67%), 18 seats
Democratic Alliance: 7,567,459 votes (26.70%), 14 seats
Rebuilding Korea Party: 6,874,278 votes (24.25%), 12 seats
Reform Party: 1,025,775 votes (3.62%), 2 seats
Proportional Representation:
People Power Party / People Future Party: 13,179,769 votes (45.08%), 90 seats
Democratic Alliance: 15,075,279 votes (51.57%), 162 seats
Reform Party: 195,147 votes (0.67%), 1 seat
New Future Party: 200,502 votes (0.69%), 1 seat
Electoral System:
South Korea uses a mixed electoral system: 254 members are elected through a first-past-the-post system in single-member districts. The remaining 46 seats are allocated through proportional representation based on the national party vote, using the largest remainder method. To be eligible for a proportional seat, a party must receive at least 3% of the national vote or win at least 5 single-member districts.
Related Articles:
The Korea Times – Political parties in full election mode
National Election Commission of South Korea
The parliamentary elections in South Korea were held on April 10, 2024 to elect the 300 members of the National Assembly. The results were as follows:
Election Results:
Single-Member Constituencies:
People Power Party / People Future Party: 10,395,264 votes (36.67%), 18 seats
Democratic Alliance: 7,567,459 votes (26.70%), 14 seats
Rebuilding Korea Party: 6,874,278 votes (24.25%), 12 seats
Reform Party: 1,025,775 votes (3.62%), 2 seats
Proportional Representation:
People Power Party / People Future Party: 13,179,769 votes (45.08%), 90 seats
Democratic Alliance: 15,075,279 votes (51.57%), 162 seats
Reform Party: 195,147 votes (0.67%), 1 seat
New Future Party: 200,502 votes (0.69%), 1 seat
Electoral System:
South Korea uses a mixed electoral system: 254 members are elected through a first-past-the-post system in single-member districts. The remaining 46 seats are allocated through proportional representation based on the national party vote, using the largest remainder method. To be eligible for a proportional seat, a party must receive at least 3% of the national vote or win at least 5 single-member districts.
Related Articles:
The Korea Times – Political parties in full election mode
National Election Commission of South Korea
