South Korea Presidential Race Heats Up Amidst Legal Challenges | JQJO

South Korea's upcoming June 3rd presidential election pits conservative candidate Kim Moon-soo against liberal frontrunner Lee Jae-myung. Kim, a former labor minister, aims to boost business and innovation while addressing concerns for young workers and the underprivileged. Lee, however, enjoys significant public support despite a recent court challenge to his eligibility. The election was triggered by the removal of former President Yoon Suk Yeol for attempting to impose martial law. The conservative party hopes to overcome its trailing position and gain voter trust.