Live: PPP camp's situation room as media call DP's Lee as projected winner

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, as you can see, not much has changed since we last spoke about two hours ago.

Most of the camp members had left by eight thirty, and since the exit poll results it has been largely quiet here with something of a somber atmosphere.

Kim Moon-soo is believed to be still at his home in southern Seoul.

As Ha-young mentioned, much of the media have already called DP's Lee Jae-myung as being the projected winner.

The media is still waiting to see if Kim will make his stop here at the situation room to accept the loss, but last time an official from the camp met with reporters, he said no words have come from Kim yet.

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.

But again, that doesn't seem to be the case.

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

Thank you for bringing us the updates Doyeon and Hayoung, much appreciated.