Who will win the 2007 presidential elections in the Republic of Korea? (openDemocracy)

Who will win the 2007 presidential elections in the Republic of Korea?

Ends: 12/20/07 @ 11:26 PM PST

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PREDICTIONS	CURRENT VALUE	TODAY
Lee Myung-bak	$77.99/ $100.00	(closed)
Kwon Young-ghil	$1.74/ $0.00	(closed)
Moon Kook-Hyun	$3.92/ $0.00	(closed)
Chung Dong-Young	$8.92/ $0.00	(closed)
Lee In-je	$1.74/ $0.00	(closed)
Other	$5.67/ $0.00	(closed)

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On December 19 the ROK presidential election will be held. December 20, the NEC will announce the president-elect.

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Lee Myung-bak

Former mayor of Seoul and president of Hyundai, he is the nominee of the conservative Grand National Party. Although he is leading in polls, a brewing scandal threatens to derail his campaign.

Kwon Young-ghil

Former labor union leader, Kwon is the nominee of the Democratic Labor Party, the most left-leaning party in the ROK. Park Chan-wook, director of Old Boy and JSA, is a DLP partisan, but his support isn’t looking to be enough at this point…

Moon Kook-Hyun

Former chief executive of Yuhan Kimberly, Moon is currently running as an independent.

Chung Dong-Young

Chung is the nominee of the United New Democratic Party, which was formed from the ashes of the now-defunct Uri Party. He has served as Unification Minister and two terms in the National Assembly.

Lee In-je

Lee is the official candidate of the Democratic Party.