In a snap presidential election in South Korea, opposition leader Lee Jae-myung has won decisively against conservative candidate Kim Moon Soo. Triggered by the ousting of President Yoon Suk Yeol due to his controversial attempt to declare martial law, the election saw high voter engagement with over 71% turnout. Exit polls suggest Lee received approximately 51.7% of the votes, reflecting the electorate's dissatisfaction with the previous administration and the political turmoil within the conservative party, which struggled to gain traction among voters.
Lee Jae-myung capitalized on widespread dissatisfaction with the previous conservative government, especially after the attempt to declare martial law, allowing him to emerge victorious in the presidential election.
Polling data forecast Lee Jae-myung to win the presidency with around 51.7% of the votes, indicating a significant lead over his conservative rival, Kim Moon Soo.
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