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South Korea 2024 legislative election

What was the result of the 2024 legislative election in South Korea?

Democratic Party of Korea won 161 of 300 seats. 67.0% of registered voters cast a ballot.

  • South Korea
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  • Final result
  • National Election Commission (South Korea), read 8 November 2026

Which party won the most seats?

Final results from the National Election Commission of South Korea, read : Democratic Party of Korea won 161 of 300 seats; 67.0% of registered voters cast a ballot.

  • Democratic Party of Korea 161
  • People Power Party 90
  • People Future Party 18 36.7%
  • Democratic Alliance of Korea 14 26.7%
  • Rebuilding Korea Party 12 24.3%
  • Reform Party 3 3.6%
  • New Future Party 1 1.7%
  • Progressive Party 1
  • Seats won
  • Share of the vote
  • Democratic Party of Korea161
  • People Power Party90
  • People Future Party18
  • Democratic Alliance of Korea14
  • Rebuilding Korea Party12
  • Reform Party3
  • New Future Party1
  • Progressive Party1
151 of 300 seats make a majority

Key numbers

  1. 67.0%

    Voter turnout

Seats and votes by party

PartySeats%Votes
Democratic Party of Korea161
People Power Party90
People Future Party1836.710,395,264
Democratic Alliance of Korea1426.77,567,459
Rebuilding Korea Party1224.36,874,278
Reform Party33.61,025,775
New Future Party11.7483,827
Progressive Party1
Liberty Unification Party02.3642,433
Green Justice Party02.1609,313
Pine Tree Party00.4124,369
Grand National Party00.372,925
The other parties and groups
PartySeats%Votes
National Revolutionary Party00.267,420
Saenuri Party00.257,210
Liberty Democratic Party00.139,977
Christian Party00.136,117
National Great Unity Party00.130,323
Our Republican Party00.129,895
Gagahoho Fair Election Daehan Party00.129,481
Women's Party00.128,942
Hashtag National Policy Party00.126,906
Labor Party00.125,937
Financial Reform Party00.120,548
Senior Welfare Party00.115,178
Republican Party00.114,912
Hongik Party00.013,326
Korea Farmers and Fishers Party00.013,035
Daehan People's Party00.011,947
Future Party00.011,505
Gaga People's Participation New Party00.010,242
Tomorrow and Future Party00.09,417
Republic of Korea Party00.08,527
Unified Korea Party00.08,518
Anti-Communist Party Korea00.07,820
Popular Democratic Party00.07,663
Climate and Livelihood Party00.06,615
Garak Abolish Privileges Party00.04,707
Hallyu Alliance Party00.03,894
Korea Merchants and Industrialists Party00.03,783
K Political Innovation Alliance Party00.03,451

Shares are computed by us from the votes.

Votes by party
  • Democratic Party of Korea
  • People Power Party
  • People Future Party 10,395,264
  • Democratic Alliance of Korea 7,567,459
  • Rebuilding Korea Party 6,874,278
  • Reform Party 1,025,775
  • New Future Party 483,827
  • Progressive Party
  • Liberty Unification Party 642,433
  • Green Justice Party 609,313
  • Pine Tree Party 124,369
  • Grand National Party 72,925
  • National Revolutionary Party 67,420
  • Saenuri Party 57,210
  • Liberty Democratic Party 39,977
  • Christian Party 36,117
  • National Great Unity Party 30,323
  • Our Republican Party 29,895
  • Gagahoho Fair Election Daehan Party 29,481
  • Women's Party 28,942
  • Hashtag National Policy Party 26,906
  • Labor Party 25,937
  • Financial Reform Party 20,548
  • Senior Welfare Party 15,178
  • Republican Party 14,912
  • Hongik Party 13,326
  • Korea Farmers and Fishers Party 13,035
  • Daehan People's Party 11,947
  • Future Party 11,505
  • Gaga People's Participation New Party 10,242
  • Tomorrow and Future Party 9,417
  • Republic of Korea Party 8,527
  • Unified Korea Party 8,518
  • Anti-Communist Party Korea 7,820
  • Popular Democratic Party 7,663
  • Climate and Livelihood Party 6,615
  • Garak Abolish Privileges Party 4,707
  • Hallyu Alliance Party 3,894
  • Korea Merchants and Industrialists Party 3,783
  • K Political Innovation Alliance Party 3,451

Source: National Election Commission (중앙선거관리위원회) of South Korea, count results of the 2024 National Assembly election, on the Public Data Portal under the Korea Open Government Licence Type 1. Shown in our own layout and not presented as the Commission's own: the seats, the shares, the turnout, the change on the election before and the indices are worked out by us.

The Commission's files give votes only. The district seats are counted by us: the candidate with the most votes in each of the 254 districts won the seat. The 46 list seats are shared out by us from the party-list votes under the Public Official Election Act, among the parties with 3 percent of the list vote or 5 district seats. They are our calculation from the law, not the Commission's official seat count: the seats linked to the district results are capped at 30, and the rest go by share, the largest remainders last.

Votes and shares are the party-list vote. A party with seats and no votes put up no party list and won its seats in the districts only. People Future Party and Democratic Alliance of Korea are lists of their own, separate from the larger parties.

The source publishes votes only: shares are votes over the valid (expressed) votes, computed by us.

1 smaller party is not shown.

How many people voted?

67.0% of the 44,280,011 registered voters cast a ballot (29,654,450 ballots). 28,344,519 of them were valid votes.

How the result is shaped

The effective number of parties by votes is 3.7; People Future Party led Democratic Alliance of Korea by 10.0 points of the vote.

Time and source Data as of

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