Seoul (서울)
$427,059 Vol.
Yes
Incheon (인천)
$4,184 Vol.
Yes
Gwangju (광주)
$4,114 Vol.
Yes
Daejeon (대전)
$9,626 Vol.
Yes
Sejong (세종)
$2,322 Vol.
Yes
Gyeonggi Province (경기도)
$6,557 Vol.
Yes
Chungbuk State (충청북도)
$21,245 Vol.
Yes
Chungnam State (충청남도)
$4,781 Vol.
Yes
Jeonbuk State (전북특별자치도)
$1,629 Vol.
Yes
Jeonnam State (전라남도)
$3,214 Vol.
Yes
Jeju Province (제주도)
$1,683 Vol.
Yes
Busan (부산)
$38,990 Vol.
No
Daegu (대구)
$6,527 Vol.
No
Ulsan (울산)
$23,083 Vol.
No
Gangwon State (강원특별자치도)
$30,303 Vol.
No
Gyeongbuk State (경상북도)
$40,735 Vol.
No
Gyeongnam State (경상남도)
$10,444 Vol.
No
Rules
This market will resolve to "Yes" if Lee Jae-myung receives the highest number of votes among all candidates in the listed administrative division in the 2025 South Korean presidential election. Otherwise, it will resolve to "No."
The primary resolution source will be the official results published by South Korea’s National Election Commission (NEC, 중앙선거관리위원회), available at http://info.nec.go.kr/. The relevant data will be the final certified vote count for the specified administrative division.
If the results are delayed, contested, or…