Young voters in South Korea are condemning the government’s handling of local elections after dozens of polling stations ran short of ballots, forcing some people to leave without voting and others to cast ballots after counting had begun.
Young voters in South Korea are condemning the government’s handling of local elections after dozens of polling stations ran short of ballots, forcing some people to leave without voting and others to cast ballots after counting had begun.
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