Analysis of exit poll results 3
- 4 years ago
출구조사 및 선거결과 예상 구도 3
We've been getting a first peek of the early exit polling information... we saw how the main parties are looking like. Why don't you give us a recap of the exit polls and the current voter turnout?
Yes, as of 7PM, the voter turnout reached _____, as most of the voters who've been quarantined for COVID-19 have finished casting their ballots. The turnout is the highest in the past 16 years.
And to touch upon the exit polls, more than half of the 300 seats are colored in blue, which represents the Democratic Party and is satellite party.
The polls, conducted by Korea's three major broadcasters KBS, SBS and MBC, forecast that the ruling DP and its satellite party Civil Together Party could grasp up to 178 seats, while the main opposition United Future Party and the Future Korea Party will fall second in line with around 130 seats.
If the final results turn out to be similar to the exit polls, the distribution of seats in the 21st national assembly will be similar to the 20th National Assembly, where the ruling party had the most seats.
Are there key questions or factors that you are looking at as an indicator of how things will unfold throughout the night?
Mok-yeon, after the exit polls were released what were the reactions of the parties?
Rival parties have set up their respective situation rooms at the National Assembly and they've been watching the ballots being counted together on television.
Initially the two largest parties aimed to grasp at least 130 seats to take the majority of the local district seats.
As the exit poll results got released, the ruling Party was at a celebratory mood.
The party's leadership and lawmakers have been applauding for their candidates with smiles on their faces.
Members of the main opposition United Future Party meanwhile were more discrete in expressing their emotions, as they weren't able to turn the tables in this election.
Other minor parties also seem to be disappointed since the exit polls show little change from the 20th National Assembly.
Also in light of the coronavirus outbreak, the party personnel in the situation rooms were all asked to wear masks, and the number of people who can enter the rooms have been minimized, so there is a smaller press contingent at the site than in previous general elections.
How will tonight's results impact this country's state of affairs post-general election?
When are we expecting the final results to come out?
The National Election Commission says the outline of the results of which party won the local district posts will be revealed by 2AM, but the vote count is expected to be completed by 4AM on Thursday.
Counting for votes for the proportional representation seats will likely be finished by 8AM due to the extraordinarily long 48-point-1 centimeter PR ballot paper, that couldn't be inserted to the ballot classifying machine.
The final results of the distribution of PR seats will take even longer to be released because of the new calculation method
We've been getting a first peek of the early exit polling information... we saw how the main parties are looking like. Why don't you give us a recap of the exit polls and the current voter turnout?
Yes, as of 7PM, the voter turnout reached _____, as most of the voters who've been quarantined for COVID-19 have finished casting their ballots. The turnout is the highest in the past 16 years.
And to touch upon the exit polls, more than half of the 300 seats are colored in blue, which represents the Democratic Party and is satellite party.
The polls, conducted by Korea's three major broadcasters KBS, SBS and MBC, forecast that the ruling DP and its satellite party Civil Together Party could grasp up to 178 seats, while the main opposition United Future Party and the Future Korea Party will fall second in line with around 130 seats.
If the final results turn out to be similar to the exit polls, the distribution of seats in the 21st national assembly will be similar to the 20th National Assembly, where the ruling party had the most seats.
Are there key questions or factors that you are looking at as an indicator of how things will unfold throughout the night?
Mok-yeon, after the exit polls were released what were the reactions of the parties?
Rival parties have set up their respective situation rooms at the National Assembly and they've been watching the ballots being counted together on television.
Initially the two largest parties aimed to grasp at least 130 seats to take the majority of the local district seats.
As the exit poll results got released, the ruling Party was at a celebratory mood.
The party's leadership and lawmakers have been applauding for their candidates with smiles on their faces.
Members of the main opposition United Future Party meanwhile were more discrete in expressing their emotions, as they weren't able to turn the tables in this election.
Other minor parties also seem to be disappointed since the exit polls show little change from the 20th National Assembly.
Also in light of the coronavirus outbreak, the party personnel in the situation rooms were all asked to wear masks, and the number of people who can enter the rooms have been minimized, so there is a smaller press contingent at the site than in previous general elections.
How will tonight's results impact this country's state of affairs post-general election?
When are we expecting the final results to come out?
The National Election Commission says the outline of the results of which party won the local district posts will be revealed by 2AM, but the vote count is expected to be completed by 4AM on Thursday.
Counting for votes for the proportional representation seats will likely be finished by 8AM due to the extraordinarily long 48-point-1 centimeter PR ballot paper, that couldn't be inserted to the ballot classifying machine.
The final results of the distribution of PR seats will take even longer to be released because of the new calculation method