Park Sang-hyuk

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On 16 December 2019, Park announced he would run for Gimpo 2nd constituency in the 2020 election through YouTube and Facebook. [17] [18]

On 17 February 2020, he was excluded from the Democratic preselection. [19] He criticised the party's decision and submitted an appeal in order to be a pre-candidate. [19] A week later, he posted on his Facebook that his appeal was accepted and was allowed to contest preselection. [20] [21] While the other pre-candidates have ever convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) before, [19] Park emphasised that he does not have any criminal records related to DUI. [20] [21]

After won preselection on 5 March, [22] Park faced a challenge from the incumbent MP and the United Future candidate Hong Chul-ho. [23] Despite the early leading, [24] on 15 April, the exit poll showed that Hong came closed to Park (Park: 49.6%, Hong: 48.7%). [25] However, Park received 53.83% [26] and was elected with a majority of 10,993. [27] Along with Kim Nam-kuk from the same party, he became the first MP graduated from a law school. [11]

Trivia

Park is a colleague to Kim Chang-yeol, a member of a hip-hop trio DJ DOC. [4] Both has been colleagues since primary school. [4]

He is married. [28]

Election results

General elections

Park Sang-hyuk
박상혁
Member of the National Assembly
Incumbent
Assumed office
30 May 2020
YearConstituencyPolitical partyVotes (%)Remarks
2020 Gimpo 2nd Democratic 63,193 (53.83%)Won

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