Reform Party candidate declares himself 'future of Daegu City,' appealing to conservative voters

Staying on the campaign trail.

Reform Party candidate Lee Jun-seok was at the conservative stronghold of Daegu.

Starting with a rally in the city's commercial center, Lee then sat down for lunch with students at a university cafeteria before heading for talks with medical professionals.

The 40-year-old candidate declared himself the future of Daegu, emphasizing his youth and intentions to interact directly with all those involved.

He also found fault with the conservative party presidential hopeful for failing to oust the impeached former president from the party.

Similarly, he accused the liberal party candidate of abusing legislative power to attack the former administration while inciting political division.