People Power Party
국민의힘 · 김문수. source-compiler English display label; the NEC source field is preserved in native_name.
Kim Moon-soo (김문수) received 14,395,639 votes, 41.15%, in the Republic of Korea's official 2025 presidential count table. See all 17 regions.
국민의힘 · 김문수. source-compiler English display label; the NEC source field is preserved in native_name.
2,738,405 votes
41.56% · open complete result →1,146,238 votes
51.40% · open complete result →1,103,913 votes
67.63% · open complete result →776,952 votes
38.45% · open complete result →79,937 votes
8.02% · open complete result →393,549 votes
40.59% · open complete result →353,180 votes
47.57% · open complete result →83,965 votes
33.22% · open complete result →3,504,620 votes
37.95% · open complete result →483,360 votes
47.31% · open complete result →457,065 votes
43.22% · open complete result →600,108 votes
43.27% · open complete result →134,996 votes
10.90% · open complete result →110,624 votes
8.54% · open complete result →1,159,594 votes
66.87% · open complete result →1,123,843 votes
51.99% · open complete result →145,290 votes
34.79% · open complete result →This release does not assert current office tenure, campaign finance, local election coverage, or a complete candidate biography.
Source: National Election Commission Election Statistics System.
Kim Moon-soo 2025 South Korea Presidential Election Result
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