South Korea's ruling party: ”High early voting turnout reflects the people's will to 'stop the monstrous dictatorship'”

On the 30th, South Korea's ruling party People's Power said that the turnout on the first day of the early voting for the June 3 presidential election was the highest ever, stating, "The people's strong and resolute will to 'stop the monstrous dictatorship' has been demonstrated."
"I believe this led to such a high voter turnout," said Yoon Jae-ok, head of the ruling party's central election strategy committee, at the party's election strategy headquarters held at the National Assembly that morning.
At the meeting, he said, "The people have decided who the real candidate is and who should be entrusted with running the country, and we believe that they went to the polls to vote for the real candidate, Kim Moon-soo (the ruling party candidate)."
Yoon said, "The issue of the morality of Lee Jae-myung, the Democratic Party candidate, which has been circulating until the very end of the election, has heightened the public's dislike and distrust of politics."
"The illegal gambling and hateful comments made by Lee's son, which have become hot topics recently, have angered the public," he said. "The path we should choose is to reject corruption and incompetence, and to choose common sense and fairness," he added.
It is a decision aimed at righteousness, dignity and progress."