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North Korea Holds Elections with Near 100% Turnout
North Korea has reportedly held elections for its rubber-stamp parliament, with state media claiming a voter turnout of nearly 100%. The elections follow a party congress held in February.
15 Mar, 22:50 — 16 Mar, 00:14
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YahooMostly Factual8h ago
North Korea holds Supreme People's Assembly election, KCNA reports
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N. Korea's Kim casts ballot at coal mine constituency in parliamentary elections
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has cast his ballot at a coal mine constituency in elections to pick deputies for a new term of the Supreme People's Assembly, with voter turnout recorded at 99.99 percent, state media reported Monday. Kim visited a polling station in Chonsong Youth Coal Mine under the Sunchon Area Youth Coal-mining Complex on Sunday to vote in the elections of deputies to the 15th SPA, according to the Korean Central News Agency. North Korea typically holds rubber-stamp parliamen
By The Korea Herald
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