The chart no one in Western media is showing you from South Korea's June 3 election. Same-day voting by counting unit: Kim Moon-su (conservative): 201 districts Lee Jae-myung (progressive): 52 districts Overseas voting by counting unit: Kim Moon-su: 1 district Lee Jae-myung: again. The conservative candidate won nearly 80% of same-day counting units. In overseas voting, the progressive candidate won 252 out of 253. The only district Kim won abroad was Uiryeong-gun in Gyeongnam. Official numbers from South Korea's National Election Commission confirm Lee received 66.82% of all overseas votes. Kim got 21.38%. A 3-to-1 ratio. An international monitoring team led by former U.S. Ambassador Morse Tan held a press conference at the National Press Club in Washington alleging irregularities including precincts with more votes than registered voters and non-citizens publicly posting about casting ballots. Here is where the story gets darker. South Korea's ruling Democratic Party is now pushing the "Referendum Act" amendment. Article 97, Clause 4 would make it a crime to raise doubts about absentee voting or official election results. The penalty: up to 10 years in prison. Critics call it the "Shut-up Act." The Korea Times reported it cleared committee on Feb. 23 and is heading to a plenary vote. A government that wins an election and then moves to criminalize questioning that election is not strengthening democracy. It is telling you something about the election. Source: hankyung.com/article/202506…

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