Live: PPP camp's situation room empty shortly after exit poll results

Now, let's turn to Kim Do-yeon, who's standing by at the PPP's campaign headquarters.

Do-yeon, how's the mood over there at the moment?

Mok-yeon, many of the People Power Party members left the situation room at around eight thirty.

No official response from the party yet.

And with the exit poll results showing a digit difference, the camp, of course, has a somber atmosphere.

The only thing we heard from the interim leader, Kim Yong-tae, was that he'll be watching the vote count.

Kim Moon-soo has not shown himself to the public yet, either; he's currently at his home in southern Seoul.

Now the result, to some camp members here, was a surprise, as they believed a comeback was made during the past few days.

Of course, there were no open surveys published but they felt the momentum building.

Kim, as you know, has consistently trailed DP's Lee Jae-myung in national polls, often well outside the margin of error — largely due to backlash over the martial law declaration and the impeachment of former president Yoon Suk Yeol.

Still, there was cautious hope that Kim's relentless campaign might have sparked a late turnaround — banking on support from shy conservatives and undecided voters.

That's the latest for now. Back to you.

Thank you for bringing us the updates Doyeon and Hayoung, do keep us updated throughout.