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"If a purchase is made through the product links tagged in this video, the creator will receive a commission." Do you know where the money comes from for the campaign vehicles, banners, and exit polls that flood the market every election season? 60,000 won a day for a campaign worker, 220,000 won a day for an exit poll worker — this is how different the costs are in the same election scene. When election season arrives, we see women holding picket signs in front of apartment complexes, campaign vehicles echoing through the alleys, banners plastered alleys, and even exit polls conducted at 6 PM on election day. We have revealed the real price tags for these items. We explore why the daily rental fee for a campaign vehicle is 1 million won, why the situation remains unchanged despite thousands of tons of discarded banners being generated in a single election, and the fact that all these costs ultimately lead to a single structure of "spending first and getting it back through taxes." If you look at elections through the lens of economic structure, you will understand why banners do not decrease and why campaign vehicles are not regulated even though they make noise louder than fighter jets. 00:00 Intro — How much do those people get paid a day? 00:52 The reality of election staff allowances — 60,000 won, virtually unchanged for 30 years 02:08 What if calculated as an hourly wage? It’s Less Than Half of the 2026 Minimum Wage 04:58 Campaign Vehicle Costs Revealed — A Mobile Concert Stage Worth 1 Million Won a Day 07:40 The Core Structure Emerges — The Election Expense Reimbursement System Ultimately Comes Back as Taxes 09:01 Dissecting Banner Costs — 80,000 to 110,000 Won Per Banner, Enormous Quantities Nationwide 11:24 Why Banners Aren't Decreasing — The Lawmakers Are the People Who Hang the Most Banners 14:47 Exit Poll Costs — 7.28 Billion Won Was Spent on the 2024 General Election 17:17 Comparison of Vote Counting Staff Allowances — A Three-Way Comparison of Campaign Workers, Exit Poll Workers, and Vote Counting Staff 18:12 Structural Problems with Election Expense Reimbursement — You Must Have Money to Spend First to Get It Back 19:21 Wrap-up — Understanding This Structure Will Make the Next Election Season Look Different Why the Minimum Wage Act Does Not Apply to Campaign Workers' Daily Wages How Much Is the Daily Rental Fee for a Campaign Vehicle? How much it costs How the Public Official Election Act's election expense reimbursement system works The price of a single election banner and the total cost of installation How much broadcasters spend on exit polls Why the environmental problem of discarded banners remains unresolved Why the minimum wage does not apply to election staff allowances Comparison of an exit poll worker's daily wage with that of a campaign worker Conditions for receiving reimbursement of election expenses even if the candidate loses, based on vote share Structural reasons why independent candidates are at a disadvantage in elections #ElectionCosts #CampaignVehicle #CampaignWorker #ExitPoll #Banner #PublicElectionSystem #PublicOfficialElectionAct #LocalElection #ElectionEconomics #CostDisclosure