South Korea is scheduled to break early voting with looming in the presidential elections Election news

More than a quarter of the qualified South Korean voters have already made their votes to those who should be the next president in the country.

South Korea is scheduled to break a record in early voting, with more than 12 million voters for voting before the upcoming presidential elections in the country.

The number of early voting – as of midday – represents more than a quarter of South Korea voters of 44.3 million voters, according to South Korea News Agency.

Early voting began on Thursday and will end on Friday, before the official vote on Tuesday, which will witness the southern Koreans, who will replace President Yoon Sok Yol.

Yun started a political storm in South Korea in December when he briefly imposed martial law before he conveyed the controversial national assembly.

The former president claimed his decision to declare martial law and arrange the detention of opposition politicians due to the government’s infiltration by the hostile forces and North Korea.

Yun was isolated in the same month, but it was It was not removed from the office to April When the Constitutional Court in South Korea signed the dismissal vote.

The last survey before the elections was developed by Li Jae Meong from the Democratic Party as an Evadi with the support of 42.9 percent, followed Kim. From the Conservative Power Party in Yun at 36.8 percent, according to Yonhap.

The candidates were delayed in the third distant position by the new Conservative Reform Party candidate, Li John-Siuk, who ran only 10.3 percent of support.

The vote is expected to put an end to months of political turmoil in South Korea, as the polarized audience mobilized for the appointed Unit.

South Korea police reported an increase in the sabotage of the campaign materials and said this week that it had arrested at least 690 people due to relevant accidents, according to Yonhap.

The candidates told me that he was wearing a bullet -resistant jacket and installed bulletproofing glass in the campaign marches after threats to his life.

The police also said this week that they enemy of 11 cases of social media that threaten me, and one of them threatened to kill the new Islah party candidate.