Patriotic citizens chant "Fraudulent election, death penalty, death penalty" during a rally in front of the National Election Commission in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province on the 9th. [YouTube Cheon Chang-ryong TV GIF]

Updated: June 10, 4:37 AM

Gwacheon Rally Chant of "Fraudulent Election, Death Penalty, Death Penalty" Emerges

Urging Punishment for Those Involved in Election Fraud

During a rally in front of the National Election Commission in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province on the 9th, the chant "Fraudulent election, death penalty, death penalty" was heard.

Patriotic citizens raised their voices in protest against election fraud in front of the Election Commission, calling for the restoration of election justice and punishment for those involved.

Some individuals also moved to Jamsil to assist in securing fraudulent ballots.

Updated: June 7, 11:00 PM

Alert Issued for Infiltration of Far-Left Provocateurs in Gwacheon and Jamsil Areas 

"Don't shout about fraudulent elections, don't hold the Stars and Stripes" – Absurd Restrictions

"Reports of Internal Conflict Caused After Infiltration of Malicious Elements" Keep Coming In

"It is dangerous to try to shift the narrative to a 'flawed election'; we must be vigilant"

"The call for a 're-election' at an abnormal speed is intended to wear us down"

"For those newly awakened, 're-election' is more important than 'fraudulent election'"

Concerns are spreading on the 7th that malicious elements have infiltrated the sites of rallies for election justice being voluntarily held in areas like Jamsil and Gwacheon, led by patriotic citizens, primarily those in their 20s and 30s (MZ generation), and are attempting to create internal conflict.

According to reports, individuals believed to be from far-left groups such as Daejinyeon (University Students Alliance for Progress) and the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions are allegedly infiltrating by posing as conservative individuals in their 20s and 30s and attempting to control the crowd in the direction they desire.

They reportedly attempt to prevent participants from using slogans like "fraudulent election" or "regime change" and try to narrow down the agenda to a "re-election due to flawed elections." Furthermore, reports indicate that they have demanded that participants not hold American flags alongside paper Taegeukgi (Korean flags), and have even forcibly taken them, leading to friction.

Criticism is pouring into online communities and YouTube live chat rooms, with comments such as, "This is a meticulous strategy by leftist forces to blur the essence of fraudulent elections and attempt to cut ties by blaming the Election Commission's administrative mistakes."

In a personal broadcast on the same day, the host of the YouTube channel 'Super Genius' stated, "The term 're-election' has no scalability from the outset," and argued, "We must discuss the cause of the (fraudulent election) crime to find solutions. Talking about a re-election without mentioning fraudulent elections is like a steamed bun without red bean paste."

He further warned, based on his experience broadcasting live from the scene, "No rally related to fraudulent elections has ever focused on 're-election' as its main agenda." He added, "It appears to be an intention to preemptively blunt the public's unity by contaminating the slogans with those that lack impact and pose less of a threat to the pro-China fraudulent election cartel."

Conversely, a woman interviewed on the YouTube channel "True Soldier Kim Hyun-tae" suggested, "We know it's a fraudulent election, but for those who have newly become aware and awakened, 'fraudulent election' is already a framed word with pre-existing notions. We need to consider strategies to embrace everyone."

Another citizen mentioned, "When I said 're-election,' someone accused me of being from Daejinyeon and started an argument. There are people here who are trying to make this into a case like the Seocho District Court incident by creating nightfall and barricades and someone moving around. Therefore, we need to find wiser ways to avoid dividing ourselves."

Another citizen stated, "Although we gathered voluntarily, it seems we now need someone to lead and direct us. I was so surprised to see the Stars and Stripes controversy at Gates 1-3 today."

At various gates on that day, individuals were frequently seen initiating chants of "fraudulent election," and patriotic citizens followed with chants of "re-election" after "fraudulent election."

Jeon Han-gil, CEO, is seen speaking at a rally in Gwacheon around 3 AM on the 6th, saying, "Let's gather at Cheong Wa Dae."

Updated: June 6, 6:20 AM

CEO Jeon Han-gil: "To Cheong Wa Dae!"… SNS Opinion: "Well..."

"Let's gather 1 million people" "Pastor Jeon Kwang-hoon also holding a national rally"

"The momentum at the Songpa site may weaken" "Diverting strength from the confrontation line"

"The joint US-Korea fraudulent election investigation team will be in Jamsil again tomorrow (the 6th)"

Although CEO Jeon Han-gil urged people to "gather at Cheong Wa Dae" at a rally in front of the National Election Commission in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province early on the 6th, social media (SNS) opinions are divided on the route, with sentiments like "I believe in the sincerity, but I can't help but have doubts."

CEO Jeon took the stage at the Gwacheon rally around 3 AM, announcing, "Let's gather 1 million people from across the country at Cheong Wa Dae today. A citizen revolution." He added, "Coincidentally, it's a Saturday. Pastor Jeon Kwang-hoon is also holding a national rally in Gwanghwamun."

He continued, "Behind Gyeongbok Palace is Gwanghwamun, and behind that is Cheong Wa Dae. This is what will happen today." He also said, "We will even see the rat (referring to Lee Jae-myung – Editor's note) try to escape. We don't have days like this often in our lives."

CEO Jeon Han-gil's proposal to "gather in Gwanghwamun" followed Kim Min-soo, a supreme council member, who first suggested "Let's go to Cheong Wa Dae tomorrow (the 6th)" at the Jamsil vote counting center in Songpa-gu on the evening of the 5th, making it a subject of intense public deliberation.

Kim Min-soo stated at Jamsil, "I apologize for the People Power Party continuously chasing after you. Please fix it," and after expressing agreement on the need for a re-election, he suggested, "If we don't fight against corruption now, we will have no justification to fight any future corruption. I urge you to fight with us in front of Cheong Wa Dae."

Subsequently, strong critical opinions such as "Moving to Gwanghwamun may weaken the momentum at the Songpa site" and "Isn't this diverting strength from the confrontation line?" emerged on online platforms like YouTube live chat, causing conservative communities to fall into deep deliberation over route coordination due to differing opinions.

Subscribers of YouTube channels run by the MZ generation expressed various suggestions in the live chat, such as "Lee Jae-myung is going on a European trip (on the 9th)," "If the police install a car barrier, the march to Cheong Wa Dae is likely to be thwarted," and "We need to see it through by gathering 100,000 people at the Jamsil vote counting center." These suggestions reflected the depth of their concerns.

CEO Jeon Han-gil stated at the dawn rally in Gwacheon, "I envision June 6th becoming a day of citizen revolution, much like the April 19th revolution," and added, "When we participate, our dreams and hopes become reality. Everyone must gather there today. Dr. Tara O has come (from the US). Ambassador Moss Tan is also here."

Meanwhile, lawyer Park Joo-hyun had suggested, "The joint US-Korea fraudulent election investigation team will be in Jamsil again tomorrow (the 6th)."

CEO Jeon Han-gil speaks at a rally in front of the National Election Commission in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province around 1 PM on the 5th.

Patriotic citizens, incensed by the shortage of ballots in the June 3rd local elections, are also joining the gathering.

Updated: June 4, 9:05 PM 

Despite Heavy Rain, Chants of "Fraudulent Election Death Penalty" Echo

"We will block Noh Tae-ak from leaving," exercising force at the main gate

Large crowds gather as office workers join after work

Despite the heavy rain, patriotic citizens steadfastly maintained their positions, continuing their overnight rally for two consecutive days.

Around 9 PM on the 4th, strong rain poured down in the vicinity of the National Election Commission in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province, but the citizens did not budge, firmly holding their ground on the asphalt.

They expressed intense anger towards the election authorities who ignored clear evidence of election fraud, and chanted "Election nullification," revealing strong distrust in the entire election process.

As office workers joined one by one around their quitting time, by 7 PM, a crowd comparable to the one that gathered overnight had reassembled.

Around 7 PM, when an Election Commission official attempted to leave through the main gate, patriotic protestors swarmed the area and blocked their exit. They also formed a human chain to physically block the path, but temporarily dispersed the scrum to avoid clashing with the police.

Following the lead of representative Joo Ok-soon, who took the microphone, they chanted slogans such as "Fraudulent election death penalty" and "Noh Tae-ak death penalty," condemning the election fraud.

Updated: June 4, 2:10 PM

CEO Jeon Han-gil: "Even if we spend a hungry night, tomorrow we will regain our sovereignty"

"Let's punish the Election Commission, the mastermind of fraudulent elections"

CEO Jeon Han-gil asserted, "Even if we endure sleepless and hungry nights, tomorrow we will protect the Republic of Korea and return the stolen national sovereignty to you."

Around 2 PM on the 4th, following an overnight large-scale rally demanding the complete nullification of the June 3rd local elections and by-elections for the National Assembly, CEO Jeon stated this in front of the National Election Commission in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province, calling to "punish the Election Commission, the mastermind of fraudulent elections."

He continued with strong remarks, saying, "Did I not say that I would not step down from this spot even if I were to die here?" and added, "Noh Tae-ak, who deceived 44 million voters out of 52 million people, and the Election Commission, are heinous criminals who deserve to be executed on the spot as caught in the act."

He then said, "Lawyer Kang Shin-up, who stood here earlier, had a point that resonated deeply with me. In a class of 100 students, if there are only 80 exam papers and 20 students did not receive one, a re-examination should be held. However, the exam proceeded as if it were the June 3rd local election, which makes no sense," he fumed.

CEO Jeon stated, "They clearly stated that 40 million ballot papers were prepared for 40 million voters. The shortage occurred because the papers were already printed, not because voters directly stamped them." He further asserted, "The abundance of ballots on the back of which the ink from the front did not smudge, discovered yesterday, is not a coincidence."

He added, "This is a blessing from heaven," explaining that "Dr. Moss Tan and Dr. Douglas Frank were in the US when the fraudulent election incident occurred, allowing them to witness it firsthand."

Around 8:40 AM, a crowd gathered at the main gate as Noh Tae-ak, the Chairman of the National Election Commission's official vehicle attempted to enter.

Updated: June 4, 10:50 AM 

CEO Jeon Han-gil's Last Stand: "Will Not Retreat Until I Am Dead and My Body is on the Ground"

"Execute Noh Tae-ak"... High-level Criticism Unleashed

As a large-scale rally demanding the complete nullification of the June 3rd local elections and by-elections for the National Assembly continued through the night, CEO Jeon Han-gil declared a "last stand," stating, "I will not retreat from this spot until I am dead and my body is on the ground."

As of 10:50 AM today, CEO Jeon, who is leading the Gwacheon rally, appealed, "Do you want to be a bystander or the master of free Korea?" He urged, "If you want to be a master, come here and join us in shouting 'Fraudulent Election' and 'June 3rd Election Nullification,' rather than standing back and watching."

CEO Jeon strongly urged public participation, saying, "If 50,000 or 100,000 people gather like that, the Election Commission will be forced to kneel."

Earlier, around 8:40 AM, when the crowd saw the official vehicle of Noh Tae-ak, Chairman of the National Election Commission, arriving for work, they moved towards the main gate, creating a tense situation.

Patriotic protestors repeatedly called for "Arrest the criminal" and attempted to physically block the official vehicle's entry. However, CEO Jeon Han-gil and others strongly requested them to "maintain order" and "observe order," leading to the de-escalation of the tense situation without physical conflict.

However, upon returning to the stage, CEO Jeon unleashed high-level criticism against Noh Tae-ak. He strongly condemned the situation, shouting slogans such as "Arrest the criminal Election Commission," "This is just the beginning," and "Election Commission employees are criminals who stole the people's sovereignty." He did not hesitate to say, "Execute Noh Tae-ak."

Updated: June 4, 8:15 AM 

Kim Min-soo visits Gwacheon: "Let's fight together"… Uniting Asphalt and Establishment Politics

Rally demanding "election nullification" continues overnight in front of the National Election Commission in Gwacheon

"Forcing a flawed election is 'election fraud'"... A sharp remark to the Election Commission

"Even if I am no longer a Supreme Council member, I will fight with you"

Kim Min-soo, a supreme council member of the People Power Party, stated after visiting the National Election Commission to protest, "If you force what you call a flawed election, that is election fraud."

At the large-scale rally demanding the nullification of the election, which has been ongoing overnight in front of the National Election Commission in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province, on the morning of the 4th, Kim Min-soo urged for the unity of all conservatives, saying, "If a country can force and impose flawed elections and strip citizens of their right to vote, it is no longer a free and democratic Republic of Korea."

He questioned, "Has the voter turnout for local elections ever been this high in the history of the Republic of Korea?" and added, "I visited various Election Commission offices today, tried coaxing and threatening, but it didn't work. They say that the election cannot be stopped by mere flaws."

When a shout of "Intentional flaws" came from the crowd, Supreme Council Member Kim responded, "That's right. Intentional flaws." He continued, "Don't we need to win then? Before anyone boasts about who is better or worse, the reason you are all here until this morning is because you want to protect the Republic of Korea, isn't it? Let's become one. Let's unite and protect free Korea."

He emphasized, "I don't know how many People Power Party members have come to the Election Commission, the Seoul Election Commission, and Jamsil today. It's not enough with a few people. If 4 or 5 came today, tomorrow there should be 10, the day after tomorrow 20, and the next day all of us should gather here and fight for the people's right to vote."

He requested, "Although vote counting is ongoing, we cannot stop it by gathering here. Nevertheless, shouldn't we protect the Republic of Korea? Shouldn't we do everything we can?"

Supreme Council Member Kim stated, "I don't know how long I will stand before you as a supreme council member of the People Power Party." He confidently added, "I can honestly say that I have not received a single cent for my work in this position and have used my own money."

He received applause when he said, "I have no attachment to this position. If I fought without holding back, it wasn't because I cherished my seat, but because I worried there would be no one to fight if I left."

He then pleaded, "Even if you don't know each other well, please understand each other a little. Never speak ill of our side or sow discord. That is how we lose. From this moment on, let's at least become one. Even when I am no longer a supreme council member of the People Power Party, I will fight with you."

CEO Jeon Han-gil urged unity, saying, "Until yesterday, we had different party affiliations and may have had grievances with each other, but isn't this a time to nullify the election fraud created by the Democratic Party, Lee Jae-myung, and the Election Commission?" He declared, "All elections in the June 3rd local elections nationwide are nullified. Liberty and Innovation Party, Liberty Unification Party, Liberal Democratic Party, Our Republican Party, People Power Party – anyone who sows division among us now is a leftist."

Updated: June 4, 3:15 AM 

Former Party Leader Hwang Kyo-ahn: "Communism is imminent... we must prevent election dictatorship"

Hwang Kyo-ahn, Party Leader of Liberty and Innovation, appealed, "We must prevent the dictatorship by election."

At a large-scale rally demanding "election nullification" held in front of the National Election Commission in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province, early on the 4th, former Party Leader Hwang urged, "We must prevent the corruption of the courts and also the oppression by the prosecution and police."

He stated, "Noh Tae-ak is not qualified to be the Chairman of the National Election Commission," and warned the public, "I believe our Republic of Korea is now on the verge of communism."

After his speech, former Party Leader Hwang moved to the second polling station in Jamsil 7-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul, where patriotic citizens were blocking the election authorities from removing ballot boxes due to a shortage of ballots.

Lawyer Park Joo-hyun (above) speaks at a large-scale rally in front of the National Election Commission in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province on the 4th.

Updated: June 4, 2:45 AM 

Lawyer Park Joo-hyun, who has been fighting for the truth of election fraud for a long time, urged public participation at a large-scale rally demanding "election nullification" in front of the National Election Commission in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province, early on the 4th, stating, "I believe this is our last chance."

As the South Korean head of the US-Korea Joint Election Fraud Investigation Team, lawyer Park lamented, "If we give in here, we will become like Hong Kong, which has lost its freedom." He asserted, "This country cannot be allowed to continue like this with fabricated elections and fabricated opinion polls. We must not tolerate a world where those who deceive the public with sophistry, excuses, and lies run rampant."

Lawyer Park also stated, "Not long ago, a graph of South Korea's election results and voter turnout appeared on a Chinese website. Doesn't that result match the exit polls you saw today? Does this make any sense?" he lamented.

He then asked, "Toilet paper rolls cannot be straightened. The Election Commission says there's no problem with the numerous polling stations and counting centers having stacks of straightened ballots – is this normal?" The crowd responded with chants of "Arrest election fraudsters," "Death penalty for election fraud," and "Justice will surely win."

Lawyer Park stated, "President Yoon Suk-yeol has been impeached and arrested by fraudulent election forces." He countered, "Who is the coup plotter, and who is the traitor?" The crowd responded, "Lee Jae-myung."

An enraged crowd surges toward the National Election Commission in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province at midnight on the 3rd, demanding election nullification. [Capture from Jeon Han-gil News]  

As a large crowd demanding the complete nullification of the June 3rd local elections and by-elections for the National Assembly has been gathering in front of the National Election Commission in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province since midnight on the 3rd, a tense situation is escalating.

CEO Jeon Han-gil took the stage and declared, "Today will be a day recorded in history," clarifying the "people's resistance" stemming from the constitution. He proclaimed, "Just as April 19th, 1960, is remembered in history, June 3rd, 2026, will be recorded as the day of the second April 19th revolution, a day when all citizens will unite and shout to defend the sovereignty of free Korea, realizing a second democracy."

He continued, "Even those who support Lee Jae-myung and voted for the Democratic Party, wouldn't they be ashamed if the election they participated in, and the person elected as a result, were elected through fraud? Today's outcry is not a matter of left versus right, but a plea for all 52 million citizens to unite and eradicate our election fraud with a single voice."

CEO Jeon strongly appealed, "I declare that all elections held on June 3rd are fundamentally null and void," and the rally crowd echoed "fundamentally null and void," expressing their strong will to eradicate election fraud.