Jeon Han-gil Slams Jang Dong-hyuk: "He's Stuck in the Election Fraud Swamp"

YouTuber Jeon Han-gil claimed that People Power Party leader Jang Dong-hyuk is "trapped in the election fraud swamp, and the moment he escapes it, he becomes a coward." On the second, during a live broadcast on his YouTube channel, Jeon assessed that, regarding the 'vote-counting center blockade protest' at Olympic Park, "we were able to inform all citizens of the true nature of election fraud."

Jeon claimed, "In the ballot re-verification process conducted by special prosecutor Lee Tae-han's team (investigating election commission suspicions) on October 28, everything about the election fraud was exposed," adding, "Leader Jang Dong-hyuk acknowledged it, and so did People Power Party lawmakers Lee Jin-sook and Supreme Council member Kim Min-soo." He added, "The political establishment has acknowledged the election fraud." Jeon said, "To put it harshly, Representative Jang is now stuck in a swamp. He can't get out. He said 'election fraud' with his own mouth, didn't he? If he backs away from that now, he becomes a coward." Jeon called this "the final product of our 'Olgong' struggle."

Previously, special prosecutor Lee Tae-han's team began publicly verifying ballots from the June 3 local election in Seoul's Songpa district, stored at the Olympic Park handball stadium, starting on the 28th of last month. Most of the roughly 2.47 million stored ballots were found to be free of irregularities and were transferred to a warehouse in the metropolitan area. However, 13 boxes excluded from the transfer following an observer's objection were moved separately, with forensic analysis requested from the National Forensic Service and other agencies.

Meanwhile, Representative Jang has continued pushing election fraud claims even after the special prosecution team's public verification. He said, "Evidence of further election fraud remains," and in an interview on MBN's 'Jung Woon-gap's In-Depth Analysis' on the first, stated, "The ballot shortage alone is, I believe, sufficient to call it election fraud." Since June, Representative Jang has repeatedly visited the 'vote-counting center blockade protest' site, chanting slogans with protesters calling for 'a new election over fraud, same-day voting, hand counting.'

The relationship between Jeon Han-gil and People Power Party leader Jang Dong-hyuk has been tumultuous. Jeon, who joined the People Power Party in June of last year, left the party in protest ahead of the June 3 local election when the party issued a resolution of 'self-restraint' and apologized for the December 3 martial law declaration. However, when Representative Jang frequently visited the 'vote-counting center blockade protest' site and lent weight to the election fraud claims, Jeon shifted to a welcoming stance, calling him "one of us" on June 13 of this year.