Voters are casting their ballots after the polling deadline at the Garak 2-dong polling station No. 3, set up at the Ssangyong Apartment Management Office in Garak-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul, on June 3, the day of the 6·3 local elections, due to a shortage of ballots. [Yonhap News]On June 3, the day of the 6·3 local elections, a disturbance occurred at polling stations in the Yeonsu-gu area of Incheon due to a shortage of ballots, with some voters having to wait.

According to the Yeonsu-gu district office and the police in Incheon on June 3, voters had to wait briefly at the Songdo 5-dong polling station No. 1 in Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, around 5 p.m. due to a shortage of ballots.

At that time, polling station officials notified the Incheon Election Commission in advance that there might be a shortage of ballots, and the ballots arrived at the polling station around 5:30 p.m.

It is reported that voters waited for about 10 minutes during this process and some protested.

At a polling station in Dongchun 1-dong, Yeonsu-gu, there was also a shortage of ballots for 20-30 people, and the Election Commission had to transport additional ballots.

As a result, waiting voters were identified to have completed their voting after 6 p.m.