South Korean local elections, 2014

4 June 2014

All 17 metropolitan mayors and governors (All 3,972 seats of Provincial and Municipal leaders and Assemblies)

	First party	Second party	Third party
		SP
Leader	Kim Han-gil (pictured) Ahn Cheol-soo	Lee Wan-koo	Lee Jung-hee
Party	NPAD	Saenuri	Unified Progressive
Regional offices	5 governors 4 met. mayors	4 governors 4 met. mayors	0
Regional offices +/–	0 governors 2 met. mayors	2 governors 1 met. mayor	0
Mayors	80	117	0
Mayors +/–	11	35	3
Legislators	349 (P) 1,157 (M)	416 (P) 1,413 (M)	3 (P) 31 (M)
Legislators +/–	132 (P) 12 (M)	128 (P) 149 (M)	21 (P) 84 (M)

	Fourth party	Fifth party
	LP
Leader	Lee Yong-gil	Cheon Ho-sun
Party	Labor	Justice
Regional offices	0	0
Regional offices +/–	0	New party
Mayors	0	0
Mayors +/–	0	New party
Legislators	1 (P) 6 (M)	0 (P) 11 (M)
Legislators +/–	2 (P) 7 (M)	New party

Maps of Metropolitan Mayors and Governors. Blue refers to NPAD, Red refers to Saenuri.

The 6th local elections were held in South Korea on 4 June 2014.

Provincial level elections

Metropolitan cities	#	Candidate	Party	Votes	Percentage	Remarks
Seoul	2	Park Won-soon	NPAD	2,726,763	56.1%	NPAD held; Reelected
Incheon	1	Yoo Jeong-bok	Saenuri	615,077	50.0%	Saenuri gain
Daejeon	2	Gwon Sun-taek	NPAD	322,762	50.1%	NPAD gain
Sejong	2	Lee Choon-Hee	NPAD	36,203	57.8%	NPAD gain
Gwangju	2	Yoon Jang-hyun	NPAD	367,150	57.9%	NPAD held
Daegu	1	Kwon Young-jin	Saenuri	581,175	56.0%	Saenuri held
Busan	1	Seo Byoung-soo	Saenuri	797,926	50.7%	Saenuri held
Ulsan	1	Kim Ki-hyun	Saenuri	306,311	65.4%	Saenuri held

Provinces	#	Candidate	Party	Votes	Percentage	Remarks
Gyeonggi	1	Nam Gyeong-pil	Saenuri	913,162	50.4%	Saenuri held
Gangwon	2	Choi Moon-soon	NPAD	381,338	49.8%	NPAD held; Reelected
South Chungcheong	2	Ahn Hee-jeong	NPAD	465,994	52.2%	NPAD held; Reelected
North Chungcheong	2	Lee Shi-jong	NPAD	361,115	49.8%	NPAD held; Reelected
South Jeolla	2	Lee Nak-yeon	NPAD	755,036	78.0%	NPAD held
North Jeolla	2	Song Ha-jin	NPAD	599,654	69.2%	NPAD held
South Gyeongsang	1	Hong Jun-pyo	Saenuri	913,162	58.9%	Saenuri held; Reelected
North Gyeongsang	1	Kim Kwan-yong	Saenuri	986,989	77.7%	Saenuri held; Reelected
Jeju	1	Won Hee-ryong	Saenuri	172,793	60.0%	Saenuri gain

Division	Saenuri	NPAD	UPP	Labor	Oth./Ind.	Total
Division	Seats	Seats	Seats	Seats	Seats	Total
Seoul	29	77				106
Incheon	23	12				35
Gyeonggi	50	77				128
Gangwon	36	6			2	44
Daejeon	6	16				22
Sejong	5	9			1	15
South Chungcheong	30	10				40
North Chungcheong	68	10				81
Gwangju		21	1			22
South Jeolla	1	52	1		4	58
North Jeolla	1	34	1		2	38
Daegu	29	1				30
Busan	45	2				47
Ulsan	21	1				22
South Gyeongsang	50	2		1	2	55
North Gyeongsang	52	2			6	60
Jeju	17	26			3	46
Grand Total	463	358	3	1	20	849

Division	Saenuri	NPAD	Oth./Ind.	Total
Seoul	5	20		25
Incheon	6	3	1	10
Gyeonggi	13	17	1	31
Gangwon	15	1	2	18
Daejeon	1	4		5
Sejong				—
South Chungcheong	9	5	1	15
North Chungcheong	6	3	2	11
Gwangju		5		5
South Jeolla		14	8	22
North Jeolla		7	7	14
Daegu	8			8
Busan	15		1	16
Ulsan	5			5
South Gyeongsang	14	1	3	18
North Gyeongsang	20		3	23
Jeju				—
Grand Total	117	80	29	226

Division	Saenuri	NPAD	UPP	Justice	Labor	Oth./Ind.	Total
Division	Seats	Seats	Seats	Seats	Seats	Seats	Total
Seoul	196	219			1	3	419
Incheon	63	49		2	1	1	116
Gyeonggi	214	207	1	2		7	431
Gangwon	105	48				16	169
Daejeon	30	33					63
Sejong							—
South Chungcheong	99	59				11	169
North Chungcheong	79	41	1			9	130
Gwangju	1	56	9			2	68
South Jeolla		183	7	2		51	243
North Jeolla	4	139		2		52	197
Daegu	87	13		2	1	13	116
Busan	108	66	1			7	182
Ulsan	35	4	9		1	1	50
South Gyeongsang	143	34	6		2	45	260
North Gyeongsang	219	5		1		59	284
Jeju							—
Grand Total	1383	1156	34	11	6	277	2897

Elections and referendums in South Korea

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