South Korean presidential election, 2002
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The 16th South Korean Presidential Election took place on 19 December 2002. The election was won by Roh Moo-Hyun of the ruling Millennium Democratic Party, who defeated Lee Hoi-chang of the Grand National Party by just over half a million votes.
Results
| Candidate | Party | Votes | % of votes | |
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| Roh Moo-hyun | Millennium Democratic Party | 12,014,277 | 48.91% |  |
| Lee Hoi-chang | Grand National Party | 11,443,297 | 46.59% |  |
| Kwon Young-ghil | Democratic Labour Party | 957,148 | 3.90% | |
| Lee Han-dong | One National People Unite(하나로국민연합) | 74,027 | 0.3% | |
| Kim Gil-soo | Fatherland Defenders Party(호국당) | 51,104 | 0.2% | |
| Kim Yeong-Gyu | Socialist Party | 22,063 | 0.1% | |
| Jang Se-dong | Independent | Forfeited | - | |
| Invalid ballots | 223,047 | 0.6% | ||
| (Total electorate: 34,991,529 - Turnout rate: 70.8%) Total | 24,784,963 | 100% | ||
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| Votes | % | Votes | % | ||
| Sudogwon | Seoul | 2,792,957 | (51.3％) | 2,447,376 | (44.96％) |
| Incheon | 611,766 | (49.83％) | 547,205 | (44.57％) | |
| Gyeonggi | 2,430,193 | (50.65％) | 2,120,191 | (44.19％) | |
| Gangwon | 316,722 | (41.51％) | 400,405 | (52.48％) | |
| Chungcheong | Daejeon | 369,046 | (55.09％) | 226,760 | (39.82％) |
| Chungcheongbuk | 365,623 | (50.42％) | 311,044 | (42.89％) | |
| Chungcheongnam | 474,531 | (52.16％) | 375,110 | (41.23％) | |
| Honam （Jeolla） |
Gwangju | 715,182 | (95.18％) | 26,869 | (3.58％) |
| Jeollabuk | 966,053 | (91.59％) | 65,334 | (6.19％) | |
| Jeollanam | 1,070,506 | (93.39％) | 53,074 | (4.63％) | |
| Yeongnam （Gyeongsang） |
Busan | 587,946 | (29.86％) | 1,314,274 | (66.75％) |
| Ulsan | 178,584 | (35.27％) | 267,737 | (52.88％) | |
| Daegu | 240,745 | (18.68％) | 1,002,164 | (77.75％) | |
| Gyeongsangbuk | 311,358 | (21.65％) | 1,056,446 | (73.47％) | |
| Gyeongsangnam | 434,642 | (27.08％) | 1,083,564 | (67.52％) | |
| Jeju | 148,423 | (56.05％) | 105,744 | (39.63％) | |
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