Claim
False
“The consistent gap between early-voting and election-day party shares in South Korea proves manipulation”
Reviewed September 22, 2026
Verdict
False. Early voters and election-day voters are different populations with different age and partisan profiles, so a stable gap between them is the expected pattern, not an anomaly. Courts examining the claim rejected it.
What the evidence shows
JournalismHankook IlboJanuary 25, 2025New
Count rigging and early-voting rigging are all just conspiracy: a look inside the election fraud claimsOriginalArchived
Court rulingSupreme Court of KoreaJuly 28, 2022New
Press release on the judgments in election invalidity cases 2020Su30 and 2020Su5028OriginalArchived
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Published September 22, 2026
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