21st presidential election: ”Important decision for the future” = South Korea

On the morning of the 3rd, when voting for the 21st presidential election began in South Korea, citizens were already arriving at polling stations across the country early to cast their votes. From parents holding their children's hands to elderly people relying on canes,
People of all ages participated, exercising their precious right to cast their vote. According to the Central Election Commission on the 3rd, voting began simultaneously at 6 am that day at 14,295 polling stations across the country.
The voting took place over 14 hours until 8 p.m. The total number of voters in this presidential election was 44,391,871, of which 15,423,607 had voted in advance last month.
The candidate who wins this presidential election will immediately begin his term as president without going through the electoral process. The new president will take office in the presidential secretariat immediately after his inauguration at the National Assembly on the 4th.
He is expected to begin the work of forming a cabinet, including appointing the head of the cabinet and the prime minister.