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Proportional representation
Proportional representation constituency
for the National Assembly
District(s)South Korea
RegionNationwide
Current constituency
Created1963 (first)
2004 (current system)
Seats
  • 56 (2004–2008)
  • 54 (2008–2016)
  • 47 (2016–2024)
  • 46 (2024–present)
Member(s)[1]
  •   Liberty Korea (17)
  •   Bareunmirae (13)
  •   Democratic (13)
  •   Justice (4)

Proportional representation (Korean: 비례대표) is a proportional representation constituency of the National Assembly of South Korea. The constituency consists of South Korea (nationwide).

It is a party-list proportional representation, adopt a closed list system.

History

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The nationwide proportional representation system was introduced for the first time in the 1963 election. The system at that time was to allocate proportional representation seats according to the percentage of votes won by each party in the single-member constituency.

However, on 19 July 2001, the Constitutional Court ruled the system unconstitutional that it is against the principle of democracy to regard support for a candidate of single-member constituency as support for the party to which the candidate belongs.[2][3]

Thus, the Public Election Act was revised to separate single-member constituency and proportional representation votes and applied from the 2004 election.

In addition, half of seats of the proportional representation was allocated to the first party until the 1988 election, but it was abolished in 1990.

Members of the National Assembly

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Members for Proportional representation (2004–present)
Election Distribution
2004
DLP Uri MDP GNP
8 23 4 21
2008
DLP DP CKP LFP GNP Pro-Park
3 15 2 4 22 8
2012
UPP DUP LFP Saenuri
6 21 2 25
2016
JP DP PP Saenuri
4 13 13 17

Election results

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Summary

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Summary of Proportional representation results (2004–present)
Election 1st party 2nd party 3rd party 4th party 5th party 6th party Source
2004 Uri Grand National Democratic Labor Millennium Democratic None None [4]
Votes 8,145,814 Votes 7,613,660 Votes 2,774,061 Votes 1,510,178
%
38.3%
 %
35.8%
 %
13.0%
 %
7.1%
Seats 23 Seats 21 Seats 8 Seats 4
2008 Grand National Democratic Pro-Park Liberty Forward Democratic Labor Creative Korea [5]
Votes 6,421,727 Votes 4,313,645 Votes 2,258,750 Votes 1,173,463 Votes 973,445 Votes 651,993
%
37.5%
 %
25.2%
 %
13.2%
 %
6.8%
 %
5.7%
 %
3.8%
Seats 22 Seats 15 Seats 8 Seats 4 Seats 3 Seats 2
2012 Saenuri Democratic United Unified Progressive Liberty Forward None None [6]
Votes 9,130,651 Votes 7,777,123 Votes 2,198,405 Votes 690,754
%
42.8%
 %
36.5%
 %
10.3%
 %
3.2%
Seats 25 Seats 21 Seats 6 Seats 2
2016 Saenuri People's Democratic Justice None None [7]
Votes 7,960,272 Votes 6,355,572 Votes 6,069,744 Votes 1,719,891
%
33.5%
 %
26.7%
 %
25.5%
 %
7.2%
Seats 17 Seats 13 Seats 13 Seats 4

2016

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Note
#: List rank assigned by the party
Proportional representation results in the 2016 South Korean legislative election[8][9]
# Candidate Status # Candidate Status # Candidate Status # Candidate Status
Saenuri: 7,960,272 votes (33.5%), 17 seats PP: 6,355,572 votes (26.7%), 13 seats DP: 6,069,744 votes (25.5%), 13 seats JP: 1,719,891 votes (7.2%), 4 seats
1 Song Hee-kyoung Elected 1 Shin Yong-hyeon Elected 1 Park Kyung-mee Elected 1 Lee Jeong-mi Elected
2 Lee Jong-myeong Elected 2 Oh Se-jung Elected 2 Kim Chong-in Elected 2 Kim Jong-dae Elected
3 Lim Lee-ja Elected 3 Park Joo-hyun Elected 3 Song Ok-joo Elected 3 Chu Hye-seon Elected
4 Moon Jin-kook Elected 4 Lee Sang-don Elected 4 Choi Woon-youl Elected 4 Youn So-ha Elected
5 Choi Yeon-hye Elected 5 Park Sun-sook Elected 5 Lee Jae-jung Elected 5 Kim Myung-mi –
6 Kim Gyu-hwan Elected 6 Chae Yi-bai Elected 6 Kim Hyun-kwon Elected 6 Cho Sung-ju –
7 Shin Bo-ra Elected 7 Kim Su-min Elected 7 Moon Mi-ok Elected 7 Lee Hyun-jung –
8 Kim Seang-tae Elected 8 Lee Tae-kyu Elected 8 Rhee Cheol-hee Elected 8 Lee Young-seok –
9 Jun Hee-kyung Elected 9 Kim Sam-hwa Elected 9 Je Youn-kyung Elected 9 Jeong Ho-jin –
10 Kim Jong-seok Elected 10 Kim Joong-ro Elected 10 Kim Sung-soo Elected 10 Yang Kyung-gyu –
11 Kim Seung-hee Elected 11 Chang Jung-sook Elected 11 Kwon Mi-hyuk Elected 11 Oh Hyun-sook –
12 You Min-bong Elected 12 Lee Dong-sup Elected 12 Lee Yong-deuk Elected 12 Kang Deu-rim –
13 Yoon Jong-pil Elected 13 Choi Do-ja Elected 13 Jung Choun-sook Elected 13 Lee Hye-won –
14 Cho Hun-hyun Elected 14 Lim Jae-hun – 14 Shim Ki-joon – 14 Hong Bu-ki –
15 Kim Soon-rye Elected 15 Kim Im-yeon – 15 Lee Soo-hyuck – Minjoo: 209,872 votes (0.9%), no seat
16 Khang Hyo-shang Elected 16 Jeong Joong-gyu – 16 Jeong Eun-hye – 1 Kang Shin-sung –
17 Kim Hyun-ah Elected 17 Lee Mi-hyun – 17 Heo Yoon-jung – 2 Kim Min-seok –
18 Kim Cheol-soo – 18 Kim Hyun-ok – 18 Lee Tae-soo – 3 Ahn Sun-mi –
19 Cho Myung-hee – CLP: 626,853 votes (2.6%), no seat 19 Yang Jung-sook – 4 Park Yong-kyu –
20 Kim Bon-soo – 1 Lee Yoon-seok – 20 Ryu Young-jin – HRPP: 25,227 votes (0.1%), no seat
21 Ha Yoon-hee – 2 Kim Jeong-gook – 21 Lee Su-jin – 1 Choi Yong-sang –
22 Shin Won-shik – 3 Kim Ji-yeon – 22 Kwon Hyuk-gi – WEW: 12,143 votes (0.1%), no seat
23 Kim Jeong-ju – 4 Koh Young-il – 23 Park Ki-young – 1 Hwang Jeong-ae –
24 Lim Myung-bae – 5 Kim Yang-won – 24 Chang Kyoung-tae – GPK: 182,301 votes (0.8%), no seat
25 Min Kyung-won – 6 Hong Ho-soo – 25 Yang Seung-sook – 1 Hwang Yoon –
26 Kim Kyu-min – 7 Choi Gwi-soo – 26 Lee Sang-heon – 2 Lee Gye-sam –
27 Kim Se-won – 8 Noh Tae-jeong – 27 Choi Kyung-sook – 3 Kim Joo-on –
28 Song Ki-soon – 9 Lee Tae-hee – 28 Kim Jae-jong – 4 Koo Ja-sang –
29 Bang Kyoung-yeon – 10 Cho Myung-jae – 29 Kang Sun-woo – 5 Sin Jie-ye –
30 Lee Young – Let's go Korea: 27,103 votes (0.1%), no seat 30 Kim Young-woong – PUP: 145,624 votes (0.6%), no seat
31 Choi Won-ju – 1 Ryu Seung-goo – 31 Park Ok-sun – 1 Jeong Soo-yeon –
32 Park Hyun-seok – 2 Kim Sang-woo – 32 Kim Jae-soo – 2 Lee Dae-jong –
33 Shin Hyang-sook – PNPR: 11,981 votes (0.1%), no seat 33 Nam Young-hee – 3 Jeon Jong-deok –
34 Woo Shin-goo – 1 Park Se-joon – 34 Lee Soon-young – 4 Lee Sung-il –
35 Lee Seung-jin – RP: 12,295 votes (0.1%), no seat LP: 91,705 votes (0.4%), no seat Hannara: 86,464 votes (0.4%), no seat
36 Lee Bu-hyoung – 1 Park Geun-ryeong – 1 Yong Hye-in – 1 Kwon Soon-deok –
37 Lee Haeng-sook – CP: 12,295 votes (0.1%), no seat 2 Koo Kyo-hyun – 2 Kim Yong-gyun –
38 Kim Ki-woong – 1 Choi Young-soon – UKP: 16,427 votes (0.1%), no seat WNP: 20,267 votes (0.1%), no seat
39 Han Jung-hye – 2 Choi Chang-young – 1 Yoo Gyu-jong – 1 Ahn Jin-sook –
40 Han Jeong-hyo – 3 Lee Jae-sung – 2 Jang Deok-hwan – 2 Lee Sang-goo –
41 Cho Tae-im – KNP: 16,407 votes (0.1%), no seat 3 Shin Jae-hoon –
42 Kim Jong-hoon – 1 Kim Man-geun – 4 Kim Joo-hee –
43 Seo Ahn-soon –
44 Lee In-sil –

2012

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Note
#: List rank assigned by the party
Proportional representation results in the 2012 South Korean legislative election[9]
# Candidate Status # Candidate Status # Candidate Status # Candidate Status
Saenuri: 9,130,651 votes (42.8%), 25 seats DUP: 7,777,123 votes (36.5%), 21 seats UPP: 2,198,405 votes (10.3%), 6 seats LFP: 690,754 votes (3.2%), 2 seats
1 Min Byung-joo Elected 1 Jeon Soon-ok Elected 1 Yoon Geum-soon Elected 1 Moon Jung-rim Elected
2 Kim Jung-rok Elected 2 Choi Dong-ik Elected 2 Lee Seok-ki Elected 2 Kim Young-ju Elected
3 Yoon Myung-hee Elected 3 Eun Su-mi Elected 3 Kim Jae-yeon Elected 3 Hwang In-ja –
4 Cho Myeong-cheol Elected 4 Hong Jong-hak Elected 4 Jeong Jin-hu Elected 4 Byeon Woong-jeon –
5 Kang Eun-hee Elected 5 Jin Sun-mee Elected 5 Kim Je-nam Elected 5 Song Ah-young –
6 Joo Young-soon Elected 6 Kim Yong-ik Elected 6 Park Won-seok Elected 6 Kang Chang-kyu –
7 Shin Eui-jin Elected 7 Bae Jae-jung Elected 7 Cho Yoon-sook – 7 Jeong Young-soon –
8 Lee Sang-il Elected 8 Baek Goon-gi Elected 8 Lee Young-hee – 8 Ahn Dae-ryun –
9 Lee Ailesa Elected 9 Nam In-soon Elected 9 Oh Ok-man – 9 Lee Myung-sook –
10 Lee Man-woo Elected 10 Kim Kwang-jin Elected 10 Noh Hang-rae – 10 Choi Hong-mook –
11 Park Geun-hye Elected 11 Han Jeoung-ae Elected 11 Na Soon-ja – 11 Ham Young-yi –
12 Ahn Jong-beom Elected 12 Kim Ki-joon Elected 12 Rhyu Si-min – 12 Jang Dong-hak –
13 Kim Hyun-sook Elected 13 Jang Ha-na Elected 13 Yoon Nan-shil – 13 Shin Myung-gon –
14 Kim Jang-sil Elected 14 Kim Ki-sik Elected 14 Seo Gi-ho – 14 Park Young-hwan –
15 Jasmine B. Lee Elected 15 Han Myeong-sook Elected 15 Hwang Sun – 15 Seo Kyu-seok –
16 Choi Bong-hong Elected 16 Do Jong-hwan Elected 16 Moon Kyoung-shik – 16 Park Dae-sung –
17 Ryu Ji-young Elected 17 Kim Hyun Elected 17 Park Young-hee – NPP: 243,065 votes (1.1%), no seat
18 Song Young-geun Elected 18 Jin Sung-joon Elected 18 Kang Jong-heon – 1 Kim Soon-ja –
19 Min Hyun-ju Elected 19 Choi Min-hee Elected 19 Kim Su-jin – 2 Hong Se-hwa –
20 Park Chang-sik Elected 20 Hong Eui-rak Elected 20 Yoon Gap In-je – 3 Lee Myung-hee –
21 Son In-chun Elected 21 Lim Su-kyung Elected CLDP: 257,190 votes (1.2%), no seat 4 Jeong Jin-woo –
22 Kim Sang-min Elected 22 Shin Moon-sik – 1 Kim Choong-rip – 5 Chang Hye-ok –
23 Hyun Young-hee Elected 23 Moon Myung-soon – 2 Yoo Choong-jin – 6 Vladimir M. Tikhonov –
24 Lee Jae-young Elected 24 Kim Heon-tae – 3 Lee Sang-soon – 7 Park Eun-ji –
25 Shin Kyung-rim Elected 25 Cho Kyung-ae – 4 Lee Tae-ho – Hannara: 181,822 votes (0.9%), no seat
26 Lee Woon-ryong – 26 Kim Jwa-gwan – 5 Nam Sang-hoon – 1 Lee Tae-hee –
27 Park Yoon-ok – 27 Jeong Eun-hye – 6 Kwon Young-shik – KP: 156,241 votes (0.7%), no seat
28 Yang Chang-young – 28 Ahn Sang-hyun – 7 Koh Young-seok – 1 Jeon Yeo-ok –
29 Jang Jung-eun – 29 Kim Kyung-ja – 8 Choi Sook-ja – 2 Kim Seung-je –
30 Lee Dong-ju – 30 Lee Jae-hwa – PPC: 134,898 votes (0.6%), no seat 3 Park Jae-sook –
31 Jeong Yoon-sook – 31 Song Ok-joo – 1 Kim Ki-mok – 4 Lee Myung-woo –
32 Lee Won-ki – 32 Kim Young-sul – 2 Jeon Yu-ri – 5 Lee Yong-hwan –
33 Seo Mi-kyung – 33 Jeong Ji-young – 3 Yoon Young-hee – 6 Eom Hyang-hee –
34 Jeong Byung-gook – 34 Jeong Sung-pyo – 4 Kim Jong-ho – 7 Hong Jae-beom –
35 Han Jeong-hye – 35 Kim Jae-soo – GPK: 103,842 votes (0.5%), no seat CKP: 91,935 votes (0.4%), no seat
36 Kim In-kyum – 36 Yoo Sung-hoon – 1 Lee Yoo-jin – 1 Yoon Ji-young –
37 Jeong Soo-kyoung – 37 Kwon Hyuk-gi – 2 Yoo Young-hoon – 2 Kong Sung-kyung –
38 Yoon Ki-sung – 38 Seo Jeong-do – 3 Chang Jung-hwa – 3 Jeong Chang-deok –
39 Choi Yu-su – RDP: 48,648 votes (0.2%), no seat GNCP: 60,428 votes (0.3%), no seat 4 Lee Ji-young –
40 Park Ju-woong – 1 Jang Gi-pyo – 1 Koo Cheon-seo – YP: 73,194 votes (0.3%), no seat
41 Shin Hyang-sook – 2 Yoo Sang-doo – 2 Yoon Young-oh – 1 Kang Yeon-jae –
42 Lee Min-soo – 3 Lee Hee-ja – 3 Han Kwan-hee – 2 Oh Tae-yang –
43 Kim Oi-cheol – 4 Choi Mi-ran – 4 Lee Gil-yong – 3 Kang Joo-hee –
44 Paik Ki-youp – 5 Lim Kyu-oh – 5 Park Joon-hyung – 4 Woo In-cheol –
KCP: 54,332 votes (0.3%), no seat 6 Lee Yoo-won – 6 Hwang Seok-hee –
1 Jeong Hoon – 7 Lee Mi-kyung – 7 Lee Sun-woo –
2 Jeon Young-chun –

2008

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Note
#: List rank assigned by the party
Proportional representation results in the 2008 South Korean legislative election[9]
# Candidate Status # Candidate Status # Candidate Status # Candidate Status
GNP: 6,421,727 votes (37.5%), 22 seats DP: 4,313,645 votes (25.2%), 15 seats Pro-Park: 2,258,750 votes (13.2%), 8 seats LFP: 1,173,463 votes (6.8%), 4 seats
1 Kang Myung-soon Elected 1 Lee Sung-nam Elected 1 Yang Jung-rye Elected 1 Lee Young-ae Elected
2 Lim Doo-sung Elected 2 Park Eun-soo Elected 2 Suh Chung-won Elected 2 Cho Soon-hyung Elected
3 Bae Eun-hee Elected 3 Choi Young-hee Elected 3 Kim Noh-sik Elected 3 Park Sun-young Elected
4 Kang Sung-cheon Elected 4 Song Min-soon Elected 4 Song Young-sun Elected 4 Kim Yong-goo Elected
5 Lee Jung-sun Elected 5 Jeon Hye-sook Elected 5 Kim Eul-dong Elected 5 Park Won-kyung –
6 Kim Jang-soo Elected 6 Chung Kook-gyo Elected 6 Jeong Ha-gyun Elected 6 Kim Young-ju –
7 Kim So-nam Elected 7 Jeon Hyun-hee Elected 7 Jeong Young-hee Elected 7 Son Won-kyo –
8 Chung Jin-suk Elected 8 Seo Jong-pyo Elected 8 Roh Chul-rae Elected 8 Lee Heung-ju –
9 Lee Eun-jae Elected 9 Shin Nak-kyun Elected 9 Kim Hye-seong – 9 Hwang In-ja –
10 Lee Dal-gon Elected 10 Choi Moon-soon Elected 10 Yoon Sang-il – 10 Lee Yong-jae –
11 Kim Geum-rae Elected 11 Kim Sang-hee Elected 11 Kim Jeong – 11 Lee Hye-yeon –
12 Na Sung-lin Elected 12 Kim Choong-jo Elected 13 Lee Hee-ja – 12 Heo Sung-woo –
13 Cho Yoon-sun Elected 13 Park Sun-sook Elected 14 Cho Wook-youn – 13 Lee Myung-sook –
14 Cho Moon-hwan Elected 14 Ahn Gyu-baek Elected 15 Seok Jong-hyun – 14 Shin Deok-hyun –
15 Son Sook-mi Elected 15 Kim Yoo-jung Elected DLP: 973,445 votes (5.7%), 3 seats 15 Kang Yoon-hee –
16 Won Hee-mok Elected 16 Park Hong-soo – 1 Kwak Jung-sook Elected 16 Lee Wook-yeol –
17 Lee Ae-ju Elected 17 Kim Jin-ae – 2 Hong Hee-deok Elected 17 Shin Dong-eui –
18 Lee Chun-shik Elected 18 Kim Hak-jae – 3 Lee Jung-hee Elected 18 Chung Hae-eun –
19 Chung Ok-nim Elected 19 Yoo Eun-hae – 4 Ji Geum-jong – 19 Lee Kyoung-woo –
20 Lim Dong-kyu Elected 20 Shin Moon-sik – 5 Lee Joo-hee – 20 Park Seung-gook –
21 Kim Ok-yi Elected 21 Han Myung-hee – 6 Moon Kyoung-shik – CKP: 651,993 votes (3.8%), 2 seats
22 Lee Jung-hyun Elected 22 Nam Ki-chang – 7 Choi Ok-ju – 1 Lee Yong-kyung Elected
23 Lee Doo-ah – 23 Ahn Joo-ah – 8 Lee Sang-kyu – 2 Lee Han-jung Elected
24 Kim Sung-dong – 24 Cho Jae-hee – 9 Hwang Sun – 3 Yoo Won-il –
25 Choi Kyung-hee – 25 Bae Young-ae – 10 Kim Young-gwan – 4 Sun Kyung-sik –
26 Lee Sang-cheol – 26 Choi Se-kyu – NPP: 504,466 votes (2.9%), no seat 5 Oh Jeong-rye –
27 Lee Young-ae – 27 Yoon Byung-gil – 1 Park Young-hee – 6 Chung Koo-cheol –
28 Park Jae-soon – 28 Kim Nam-bae – 2 Lee Nam-shin – 7 Judith A. Hernandez –
29 Choi Soon-ja – 29 Lee Ye-ja – 3 Pi Woo-jin – 8 Kim Yang-hee –
30 Cho Young-rae – 30 Kim Eul-kyu – 4 Kim Seok-joon – 9 Lee Bong-soo –
31 Moon Sook-kyung – 31 Chung Yong-taek – 5 Yoo Eui-sun – 10 Kim Seok-soo –
32 Lee Cheol-woong – CDWP: 443,775 votes (2.6%), no seat 6 Lee Sun-keun – 11 Park Kyung-jin –
33 Chung Jae-ryang – 1 Kim Gil-ja – 7 Lee Sun-hee – 12 Yoo Je-youl –
34 Ryu Myung-ryul – 2 Kim Myung-gyu – 8 Kim Sang-bong – PUFP: 180,857 votes (1.1%), no seat
35 Yang Ji-yeon – 3 Choi Soo-hwan – 9 Cho Jeom-soon – 1 Kwak Jung-hwan –
36 Kong Ho-shik – 4 Lee Jeong-jae – 10 Kim Sang-ha – 2 Hwang Sun-jo –
37 Kang Wol-goo – 5 Yoo Choong-jin – 11 Choi Eun-hee – 3 Yoon Jung-ro –
38 Kim Kyung-ahn – 6 Min Seung – NSP: 93,554 votes (0.5%), no seat 4 Yoo Jung-ok –
39 Choi Soon-ae – 7 Park Eun-shik – 1 Yoo Jae-man – 5 Son Dae-oh –
40 Ahn Jong-bok – 9 Yoon Jae-hee – 2 Kim Tae-sun – 6 Lee Kyung-joon –
41 Son In-seok – 10 Choi Sook-ja – 3 Kang Seok-woo – 7 Sim Woo-ok –
42 Kim Gong-ja – CAP: 33,966 votes (0.2%), no seat 4 Lee Ae-ran – 8 Moon Nan-young –
43 Woo Shin-gu – 1 Kim Won-yong – KSP: 35,496 votes (0.2%), no seat 9 Moon Soo-ja –
44 Kim Young-hee – 2 Lee Won-seok – 1 Kim Hwa-jung – 10 Moon Sang-hee –
45 Kang Sung-man – 3 Kim Sung-ok – 2 Oh Joon-ho – 11 Song Young-seok –
46 Yoon Myung-sun – 4 Kim Nam-hoon – CP: 17,656 votes (0.1%), no seat 12 Moon Pyeong-rae –
47 Hong Jong-il – 5 Hong Hyun-sun – 1 Ryu Seung-goo – 13 Yoon Tae-geun –
48 Heo Nam-ju – 6 Kwon Jung-sook –
49 Paik Ki-youp – 7 Kim Young-jong –

2004

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Notes
  • #: List rank assigned by the party
  • Deleted candidate: Withdrew candidate
Proportional representation results in the 2004 South Korean legislative election[9]
# Candidate Status # Candidate Status # Candidate Status # Candidate Status
Uri: 8,145,814 votes (38.3%), 23 seats GNP: 7,613,660 votes (35.8%), 21 seats DLP: 2,774,061 votes (13.0%), 8 seats MDP: 1,510,178 votes (7.1%), 4 seats
1 Chang Hyang-sook Elected 1 Kim Ae-sil Elected 1 Sim Sang-jung Elected 1 Son Bong-sook Elected
2 Hong Chang-sun Elected 2 Park Se-il Elected 2 Dan Byung-ho Elected 2 Kim Chong-in Elected
3 Kim Myung-ja Elected 3 Park Chan-sook Elected 3 Lee Young-soon Elected 3 Lee Seung-hee Elected
4 Kim Hyuk-kyu Elected 4 Yoon Kun-young Elected 4 Chun Young-se Elected 4 Kim Hong-il Elected
5 Lee Kyung-sook Elected 5 Song Young-sun Elected 5 Choi Soon-young Elected 5 Kim Song-ja –
6 Park Chan-seok Elected 6 Hwang Jin-ha Elected 6 Kang Gi-gap Elected 6 Chang Jae-shik –
7 Hong Mi-young Elected 7 Jeon Yeo-ok Elected 7 Hyun Ae-ja Elected 7 Kim Kang-ja –
8 Cho Sung-tae Elected 8 Chung Hwa-won Elected 8 Roh Hoe-chan Elected 8 Park Kang-soo –
9 Park Young-sun Elected 9 Lee Kye-kyung Elected 9 Lee Joo-hee – 9 Lee Jae-hee –
10 Chung Eui-yong Elected 10 Park Jae-wan Elected 10 Lee Moon-ok – 10 Park Gap-doh –
11 Kim Hyun-mee Elected 11 Na Kyung-won Elected 11 Song Kyung-ah – 11 Lee Chi-ho –
12 Park Myung-gwang Elected 12 Lee Ju-ho Elected 12 Kim Seok-jin – 12 Kim Kyung-cheon –
13 Kim Young-joo Elected 13 Kim Young-sook Elected 13 Seok Soo-kyung – 13 Song Jung-soon –
14 Cho Sung-rae Elected 14 Yoo Seong-min Elected 14 Jeong Tae-heung – 14 Cha Tae-seok –
15 Kang Hye-sook Elected 15 Koh Kyung-hwa Elected 15 Lee Jeong-mi – 15 Lee Geum-ra –
16 Jeong Deok-goo Elected 16 Lee Gun-hyeon Elected 16 Kim Byung-il – 16 Cho Nam-poong –
17 Lee Eun-young Elected 17 Jin Soo-hee Elected ULD: 600,462 votes (2.8%), no seat 17 Ahn Hee-ok –
18 Min Byung-doo Elected 18 Bae Il-do Elected 1 Kim Jong-pil – 18 Lee Yoon-ja –
19 Yoon Won-ho Elected 19 Ahn Myung-ok Elected 2 Sung Wan-jong – 19 Choi Youn-ja –
20 Park Hong-soo Elected 20 Seo Sang-ki Elected 3 Cho Hee-wook – 20 Park Se-joon –
21 You Seung-hee Elected 21 Park Soon-ja Elected 4 Kim Jong-taek – 21 Ahn Sung-rye –
22 Chung Dong-young – 22 Lee Sung-goo – 5 Yoo Woon-young – 22 Kim Chul-bae –
23 Jang Bok-sim Elected 23 Moon Hee – 6 Lee Hee-ja – 23 Kim Hyu-sup –
24 Kim Jae-hong Elected 24 Hwang In-tae – 7 Shin Eun-sook – 24 Chang Young-sook –
25 Seo Hye-seok – 25 Kwon Hyuk-ran – 8 Kim Yong-joon – 25 Lim Jeong-ji –
26 Shin Myung – 26 Ahn Hee-seok – 9 Lee Byung-woo – 26 Kim Young-ae –
27 Kim Young-dae – 27 Lee Yang-ja – 10 Kim Young-il – CP: 228,837 votes (1.1%), no seat
28 Na Doh-sun – 28 Ra Kyung-kyun – 11 Moon Do-yeon – 1 Hwang San-sung –
29 Choi Dong-kyu – 29 Oh Kyung-ja – 12 Park Bae-chul – 2 Yoo Choong-jin –
30 Yoon Sun-hee – 30 Jeon Soon-eun – 13 Oh Young-ja – 3 Choi Soo-hwan –
31 Kim Tae-rang – 31 Chung Eun-sook – 14 Kim Yong-hee – 4 Koh Won-chae –
32 Park Chung-ho – 32 Bae Yong-soo – 15 Kwon Kyung-ae – 5 Chung In-wook –
33 Kim Yang – 33 Cha Won-gap – NU21: 119,746 votes (0.6%), no seat 6 Yoon Kye-sook –
34 Noh Bok-mi – 34 Kang Seok-ho – 1 Lee In-won – 7 Seo Kyung-ok –
35 Choi Jong-won – 35 Lim Chun-ja – 2 Park Won-kyoung – 8 Oh Joo-hwan –
36 Koh Youn-ho – 36 Yang Bang-seung – 3 Lee Sook-ja – 9 Ahn Haeng-gang –
37 Han Haeng-soo – 37 Lee Jeong-eun – 4 Kim Moon-il – 10 Sung Myung-sun –
38 Kim Won-ja – 38 Lee Jae-hwan – GSDP: 103,845 votes (0.5%), no seat 11 Nam Beom-hyun –
39 Kim Ha-kyung – 39 Choi Kyung-hee – 1 Kang Sung-chun – 12 Kim Hyo-jung –
40 Ryu Jin-sook – 40 Gil Gi-yeon – 2 Lee Dong-ryul – 13 Chung Sang-hoon –
41 Kim Chan-ho – 41 Shin Hyun-gook – 3 Jeong Young-sook – 14 Yoo Jung-sook –
42 Jeon Hye-sook – 42 Moon Sook-kyung – 4 Choi Hae-kyung – SP: 47,311 votes (0.2%), no seat
43 Kim Hong-sup – 43 Nam Man-jin – 5 Lee Hyu-sang – 1 Park Jin-hee –
44 Park Hyo-kyoung – DHP: 39,785 votes (0.2%), no seat 6 Yeo Kyung-mi – H2080: 31,501 votes (0.2%), no seat
45 Lee Jae-young – 1 Lee Tae-moon – DRP: 24,360 votes (0.1%), no seat 1 Roh Dong-sun –
46 Kim Hee-sook – SRPP: 37,084 votes (0.2%), no seat 1 Huh Kyung-young – 2 Noh Deok-hwan –
47 Park Noh-hoon – 1 Kim Jong-woong – 2 Cho Sung-je – 3 Yoo Hyuk-sang –
48 Chung Sook-kyoung – 2 Kim Jung-kyu – 4 Lee In-hak –
49 Park Eun-soo – 3 Lee Jong-wan – 5 Lee Seung-ha –
50 Choi Eun-kyu – 6 Ahn Hye-jin –
51 Yoo Kwang-sa –

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