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Special counsel asks NEC to preserve Olympic Park ballots
The special counsel team investigating ballot shortages in the June 3 local elections has asked the National Election Commission (NEC) to keep intact the 420 ballot boxes that drew no objections during its inspection at the Olympic Park handball arena, saying it may need to examine them further. The request was made on Friday, Oct. 30, according to Yonhap and the Korea Times. The team had earlier completed an on-site inspection of about 2.47 million ballots on Thursday, Oct. 28, after 12 hours, and began moving the boxes out of the arena to storage on Oct. 29. Korean media, including Yonhap and KBS World, report the move is part of the probe into ballot shortages on election day.
- Special counsel asks election watchdog to keep ballot boxes intact for possible review
- Special counsel asks election watchdog to keep ballot boxes intact for possible review
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- Special counsel team moves local election ballots to storage from handball arena
