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  1. Final campaign efforts for an election cycle centered on Seoul, which was described as the main opposition's last stronghold.
  2. Oh Se-hoon demanded the disbanding of the National Election Commission, which oversaw local elections in South Korea.
  3. The National Election Commission has established its operational bases, including a headquarters in Gwacheon and local offices in Seoul.
  4. Police raided the National Election Commission headquarters in Gwacheon over alleged ballot shortages.

The National Election Commission resisted financial audits by the Board of Audit and Inspection amid political scrutiny.

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The National Election Commission resisted financial audits by the Board of Audit and Inspection amid political scrutiny.

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Police raided the National Election Commission headquarters in Gwacheon over alleged ballot shortages. All 1 developments

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