유정복 인천시장 "선관위 특검 통한 진상 밝혀야"

#IncheonNews #btvNews #SKBroadband [Anchor] Incheon Mayor Yoo Jeong-bok has voiced strong criticism regarding the ballot paper shortage during the June 3 local elections. Mayor Yoo held a press conference and argued that not only should a parliamentary investigation into the National Election Commission be conducted, but a special prosecutor should also be appointed to fully disclose everything to the public. Reporter Gu Hye-hee reports. [Article Content] The 9th Nationwide Simultaneous Local Elections held on the 3rd. An unprecedented situation involving a ballot paper shortage occurred. It has been confirmed that ballot papers were insufficient at 140 polling stations nationwide, and voting was temporarily suspended at 26 locations. In Incheon as well, it was confirmed that ballot papers were insufficient at 18 locations, and voting was delayed at one location in Yeonsu-gu. Incheon Mayor Yoo Jeong-bok held a press conference and voiced strong criticism regarding this situation. He criticized the current National Election Commission, stating that it has completely lost the public's trust, and asserted that the Lee Jae-myung administration cannot evade responsibility either. [Yoo Jeong-bok / Mayor of Incheon] "With the current National Election Commission, it has become an issue where public trust can absolutely never be restored. It has become clear that the Commission must be subject to reform, and I believe it cannot avoid responsibility. However, this is not a matter that should stop there. As this situation is a grave matter that shakes the foundation of democracy, I wish to clearly point out that the Lee Jae-myung administration cannot be free from responsibility for this crisis." He also emphasized that to uncover the truth, not only a parliamentary investigation but also a special prosecutor must be pursued to reveal everything in detail. [Yoo Jeong-bok / Mayor of Incheon] "To thoroughly uncover the truth regarding this ballot paper shortage and various allegations, we must pursue a special prosecutor in addition to a parliamentary investigation to reveal everything in detail to the public. Through this, those responsible must be severely punished, regardless of their rank or position." Mayor Yoo went on to propose a two-stage reform of the National Election Commission (NEC) amounting to its dismantling, along with the abolition of the early voting system and a transition to a two-day main election. With various civil society groups issuing statements and some continuing their rallies, attention is focused on how the investigation into the NEC will proceed. This is Gu Hye-hee reporting for B tv News. Video Coverage: Kim Rok-hwan ▣ View more B tv Incheon News articles    / skbroadbandincheonbroadcasting   ▣ Report to B tv Incheon News Channel ID: Add 'btvIncheonBroadcasting' to chat Facebook: Search for 'SK Broadband Incheon Broadcasting' and send a message Email: [email protected] Phone: 070-5167-3871 ▣ News Schedule [Special News / B tv Incheon News] Weekdays 7:00 / 9:00 / 11:00 / 15:00 / 19:00 / 23:00 [Weekly Comprehensive News] Weekends 7:00 / 9:00 / 11:00 / 15:00 / 19:00 / 23:00 #Namdonggu_IncheonSeogu_IncheonJunggu_IncheonDonggu_Ongjingun_Ganghwagun #News