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South Korea presidential election: Analyst Soo Kim on voter concerns, election promises

06:31 Min

Vote counting for South Korea's presidential election is underway, with exit polls projecting the Democratic Party's Lee Jae-myung to win by a landslide. Voter turnout rose past 77% and hit a record high as of 7pm local time. Dr Soo Kim, a former CIA Korea analyst and geopolitical risk consultant, discusses key voter concerns and Mr Lee's election promises.

Vote counting for South Korea's presidential election is underway, with exit polls projecting the Democratic Party's Lee Jae-myung to win by a landslide. Voter turnout rose past 77% and hit a record high as of 7pm local time. Dr Soo Kim, a former CIA Korea analyst and geopolitical risk consultant, discusses key voter concerns and Mr Lee's election promises.

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