Key takeaways from voter turnout of South Korea's 21st presidential election

1. We saw a whopping 79.4% voter turnout.

That's the highest figure in 28 years?

Did you expect the figure to come out this high?

Why is this high? What made you think so?

2. Liberal party's Lee Jae-myung managed to secure a majority, something we saw being reflected in polls throughout the campaign period, right before the so-called blackout season.

Interestingly enough, all South Korean presidential runners who led polls in the past have turned out to win the election?

3. It's always noteworthy to learn which candidate centrists bet on.

Which candidate did the centrists turn to?

4. And there wasn't a major twist in voter turnout by region.

Was there a region that took you by surprise?

5. What about the voter turnout by age group?

Thank you for your insight again.