Myunggu Kang Vows to Drive Gumi's Development with an Overwhelming Victory

Gumi Eul Nominees Unite as a 'One Team'

Proving Real Change That Citizens Can Feel

On the morning of May 1, Member of the National Assembly Myunggu Kang (People Power Party, Gumi Eul District) began by paying tribute at the Chunghon Tower on Bibongsan in Seonsan, and then held a “Victory Strategy Meeting” with confirmed nominees at the local office, officially transitioning to full election mode in preparation for victory in the June 3 local elections.

With this, the People Power Party Gumi Eul District has fired the starting signal for the June 3, 2026 local elections.

(On the left) At the Chung-hon Tower memorial visit, National Assembly member Myunggu Kang, Gumi mayoral candidate Joungho Kim, whose nomination was confirmed, along with preliminary candidates for local and metropolitan positions, honored the spirit of the patriotic martyrs and war heroes and pledged their determination to win. (On the right) Commemorative photo after the strategy meeting held at the local office. [Photo by People Power Party Eul District Local Office]

At the Chunghon Tower memorial, confirmed nominee for Mayor of Gumi, Joungho Kim, along with preliminary candidates for basic and metropolitan council positions, gathered to honor the will of the patriotic martyrs and veterans and reaffirmed their determination to win.

During the subsequent strategy meeting at the local office, intensive discussions were held on key campaign messages, response strategies by region, division of roles among candidates, and methods for collaboration, reaffirming the commitment to a “one team” approach.

The preliminary candidates for metropolitan council positions who attended were: ▲5th electoral district: Myunghee Lee ▲6th electoral district: Jongho Yoon ▲7th electoral district: Changhyuk Kim ▲8th electoral district: Soonchang Baek—a total of four. The preliminary candidates for basic council positions are: ▲Ba district (Seonsan-eup, Mueul-myeon, Okseong-myeon, Dogae-myeon) a) Mikyung Jang b) Jinoh Yang ▲Sa district (Goa-eup) a) Jonghwa Kim b) Seungsu Kang ▲A district (Sandong-eup, Haepyeong-myeon, Jangcheon-myeon) a) Tangmo Lee b) Jido Hwang ▲Ja district (Indong-dong, Jinmi-dong) a) Jinho Jang b) Jinhyeok So c) Geunhan Kim ▲Cha district (Yangpo-dong) a) Hyunkyung Kim b) Jiweon Jeong. For proportional representation: 1) Yunkyung Park, 3) Seojeong Kim—making a total of 17 candidates.

Assemblyman Kang stated, “This election is not merely a contest over seats, but an important showdown that will determine the future of Gumi,” adding, “If we are divided, we cannot win, and a half-hearted victory will not meet the expectations of our citizens.”

He went on to emphasize, “Everyone must come together to achieve a decisive victory and prove real change that citizens can feel. With strong drive and the power of a unified team, we will secure an overwhelming victory and firmly lead the development of Gumi.”

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