Democratic Party of Korea
더불어민주당 · 이재명. source-compiler English display label; the NEC source field is preserved in native_name.
Lee Jae-myung (이재명) received 17,287,513 votes, 49.42%, in the Republic of Korea's official 2025 presidential count table. See all 17 regions.
더불어민주당 · 이재명. source-compiler English display label; the NEC source field is preserved in native_name.
3,105,459 votes
47.13% · open complete result →895,213 votes
40.14% · open complete result →379,130 votes
23.23% · open complete result →1,044,295 votes
51.68% · open complete result →844,682 votes
84.77% · open complete result →470,321 votes
48.51% · open complete result →315,820 votes
42.54% · open complete result →140,620 votes
55.63% · open complete result →4,821,148 votes
52.21% · open complete result →449,161 votes
43.96% · open complete result →501,990 votes
47.47% · open complete result →661,316 votes
47.68% · open complete result →1,023,272 votes
82.65% · open complete result →1,111,941 votes
85.87% · open complete result →442,683 votes
25.53% · open complete result →851,733 votes
39.40% · open complete result →228,729 votes
54.77% · 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.
Lee Jae-myung 2025 South Korea Presidential Election Result
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