Published source identity
Reform Party
개혁신당 · 이준석. source-compiler English display label; the NEC source field is preserved in native_name.
Counting status100.00%Official NEC vote-counting table.
Historical candidate result · not a current-tenure claim
Lee Jun-seok 이준석
Lee Jun-seok (이준석) received 2,917,523 votes, 8.34%, in the Republic of Korea's official 2025 presidential count table. See all 17 regions.
2,917,523national votes
8.34%candidate-vote share
#3national vote rank
17regional records
Every regional total
Lee Jun-seok's vote across all 17 regions.
서울특별시#3
Seoul
655,346 votes
9.95% · open complete result →부산광역시#3
Busan
168,473 votes
7.55% · open complete result →대구광역시#3
Daegu
135,376 votes
8.29% · open complete result →인천광역시#3
Incheon
176,739 votes
8.75% · open complete result →광주광역시#3
Gwangju
62,104 votes
6.23% · open complete result →대전광역시#3
Daejeon
94,724 votes
9.77% · open complete result →울산광역시#3
Ulsan
63,177 votes
8.51% · open complete result →세종특별자치시#3
Sejong
25,004 votes
9.89% · open complete result →경기도#3
Gyeonggi
816,435 votes
8.84% · open complete result →강원특별자치도#3
Gangwon
78,704 votes
7.70% · open complete result →충청북도#3
North Chungcheong
86,984 votes
8.23% · open complete result →충청남도#3
South Chungcheong
111,092 votes
8.01% · open complete result →전북특별자치도#3
North Jeolla
67,961 votes
5.49% · open complete result →전라남도#3
South Jeolla
60,822 votes
4.70% · open complete result →경상북도#3
North Gyeongsang
116,094 votes
6.70% · open complete result →경상남도#3
South Gyeongsang
161,579 votes
7.47% · open complete result →제주특별자치도#3
Jeju
36,909 votes
8.84% · open complete result →Coverage boundary
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Lee Jun-seok 2025 South Korea Presidential Election Result
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