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Posted : 2021-04-05 16:07 Updated : 2021-04-05 17:47 Main opposition People Power Party s Seoul mayoral candidate Oh Se-hoon waves after canvassing near Achasan Station in Seoul s Gwangjin District on April 4. Courtesy of Oh Se-hoon s election camp With only two days to go before the bellwether by-elections, conservative opposition Seoul mayoral candidate Oh Se-hoon is widely seen as having the upper hand over his rival from the ruling party, but analysts predicted that an ascent of shy progressive votes has the potential to swing the final election result. Voters in Seoul and Busan will go cast ballots for the new mayors of the two biggest cities in South Korea on Wednesday in the by-elections, whose results are expected to set the tone for next year s presidential election as well as the final year of President Moon Jae-in s five-year term. Besides the two mayoral seats, two regional administrative posts and 17 seats on regional legislative councils are also up for grabs.

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