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@TheKoreaHerald reporter covering law and education. Tips to: seungku99@heraldcorp.com Opinions here are my own :)

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Seung-ku is a staff reporter at the Korea Herald.

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Progressives increase hold on education policy

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By Lee Seung-ku 
| The Korea Herald
Liberal education policies expected to gain momentum as progressive candidates win 11 of 16 regional superintendent posts Seoul Metropolitan Education Superintendent Jung Geun-sik makes a heart over his head early morning on Thrusday at his campaign office in Jongno-gu, Seoul, as he is declared the winner in the city's election for education chief.
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Ballot chaos prompts legal doubts over NEC’s late-night voting extension

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By Lee Seung-ku 
| The Korea Herald
Legal experts say NEC officials could be held accountable, but court-ordered revote unlikely Citizens gather at Gwanghwamun Square to protest the unprecedented ballot shortages on Wednesday night. (Yonhap) The National Election Commission’s decision to extend voting hours in Seoul after polling stations ran out of ballot papers is expected to face legal scrutiny, legal experts said Wednesday, though they view a revote as unlikely.
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Exit polls put Jung Geun-sik on course for second term as Seoul education chief

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By Lee Seung-ku 
| The Korea Herald
Academic-turned administrator promises to continue reforms, increased support for students from migrant-backgrounds Liberal canddiate Jung Geun-sik (second from right) and his supporters cheer after learning of the exit poll results at his campaign office, in Jongno-gu, Seoul, Wednesday. (Jung Geun-sik's campagin office) Incumbent Seoul Superintendent Jung Geun-sik was projected to secure a second term Wednesday, leading the city’s education chief race as vote counting continued.
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