The acting president Han should announce the official date of the presidential elections of South Korea for June 3

The first presidential election clock quickly turns, after the recent official dismissal of the former president YOON SUK YEOL. His presidential term having been interrupted by 2 years, a new presidential election must take place in the next 60 days in order to appoint his successor.

Interim president Han Duck Soo is now responsible for the announcement of the date of the next elections in the next 10 days, as the special presidential elections must be announced no less than 50 days before they occur.

Although the acting president Han should confirm the official date of the elections at the meeting of the Council of State next week, internal sources indicated that the date of the presidential election will be set for June 3. This fall at the end of the 60 -day limit, which says sources is designed for citizens enough time to make an informed decision and “honor people’s right to vote as much as possible”.

The acting president Han also declared his promise: “I will do my best to manage the next presidential election so that the next government can be launched without a hitch in accordance with the Constitution and the Law.”

The selected date of June 3 should also have other consequences, since the Programs Institute and the evaluation of Korea has provided for the official entry exam of the Mock College for this date. However, officials said that “The Calendar of Entry Examinations of Mock College will not be a variable to determine the date of presidential election”, “ and that “We also discuss this issue with the National Electoral Commission.”

After taking into account all the potential situations, the acting president Han should hold a meeting of the firm next Tuesday and announce the official date of the presidential elections.

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