Live Coverage of the 2025 South Korean Presidential Election
The 2025 South Korean presidential election will be a pivotal moment in the nation’s political landscape, especially following the controversial impeachment of former President Yoon Seok-youl. To keep citizens and interested viewers up-to-date, Dwango Co., Ltd. will provide extensive live broadcasts through Niconico on June 2 and 3 from Seoul.
Event Details
The program titled
'2025 South Korean Presidential Election' will air original segments covering both the crucial day before voting and the election day itself. Expect around
11 hours of live footage capturing the atmosphere and events surrounding the election from various locations, including the
Blue House (Cheong Wa Dae), where crucial political discussions take place.
June 2: Last-Minute Campaigning
On the eve of the election, viewers can tune in from
3 PM to 9 PM to see behind-the-scenes activity leading up to the polls. The program will include interviews and final street speeches from leading candidates such as Lee Jae-myung of the Democratic Party and Kim Moon-soo from the People Power Party. Our reporter,
Kim Hae-jin, will interact with the public, offering insights into voter sentiment and the mood in Seoul as the country approaches this critical juncture.
June 3: The Election and Results
The big day begins on June 3 with a live broadcasting session from
1 PM to midnight. The election results will be covered from polling stations, with live updates on the counting process as votes are tallied. Additionally, at
7 PM, Professor Lee Hong-mo from
Chuo University will join as a guest commentator to analyze the results as they come in, providing expert insights on the implications of the election.
Where to Watch
Viewers can follow the live coverage on multiple platforms, including Niconico Live, the official Niconico News YouTube channel, and Niconico News X (formerly Twitter). Accessing the broadcast does not require a Niconico account, allowing anyone interested to participate in this important electoral moment. Additionally, the program will feature video clips from other media, including
OhmyNews and
Reuters, offering a broader perspective.
This extensive coverage aims not only to serve local audiences but also to engage international viewers interested in South Korea’s political dynamics and the outcome of a highly anticipated election.
Notes
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Niconico Live (June 2)
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Official YouTube (June 2)
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Niconico Live (June 3)
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Official YouTube (June 3)
Viewers should remain informed that the start time may be subject to changes based on local conditions.
Join us in following this historic moment for South Korea as we witness the shaping of its future through the democratic process.