Kim Min-seok said, "By-elections pressure reform on Yoon Suk Yeol regime referee whip and Han Dong-hoon."

Kim Min-seok, the supreme council member of the Democratic Party of Korea, argued that public sentiment in the October 16 by-elections will be a whip for judgment for the Yoon Suk Yeol regime and pressure for reform for Han Dong-hoon, the leader of the People's Power.At the Supreme Council meeting, Supreme Council member

Kim said, "We must face the fact that even conservative votes in Geumjeong-gu, Busan, are not votes for supporting the current regime, but votes for reform."The gap between the ruling and opposition parties in Geumjeong, another elderly region called

, was a stimulus to democratic progress, saying it was regrettable to reflect on the need to strengthen the organization and the importance of managing unexpected bad news.

The prosecution, which tried to kill representative Lee Jae-myung, then let go of First Lady Kim Gun-hee, adding that Noah's flood of public sentiment would sweep away the power of resisting and the prosecution escorting him.