Talk:2024 South Korean legislative election

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Infobox - continued[edit]

Continuing to the discussion now archived, my opinion is that we should adopt an infobox like the one used for Scottish and Welsh elections. Stv59 (talk) 02:38, 28 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]

I strongly disagree – they are terrible examples of how to present information concisely. Pretty much all the same core information could be fitted into less than half of the space used by that format (and I would say in a much more readable format), as demonstrated with a hacked version of the current infobox to the right (using Xs as placeholders as the constituency vote figures are not yet provided). Number 57 22:10, 28 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]


2024 South Korean legislative election
South Korea
← 2020 10 April 2024

All 300 seats in the National Assembly
151 seats needed for a majority
Turnout66.99% (Increase 0.78pp)
Party or alliance
Democratic Alliance             Leader: Lee Jae-myung
Constituency:
XX,XXX,XXX votes
  XX.XX%
  Increase X.XXpp
  162 seats
Party-list:
7,567,459 votes
26.70%
Decrease 4.55pp
14 seats
Total seats:
176 / 300
Decrease 4

People PowerPeople Future             Leader: Han Dong-hoon
Constituency:
XX,XXX,XXX votes
  XX.XX%
  Increase X.XXpp
  90 seats
Party-list:
10,395,264 votes
36.67%
Decrease 4.55pp
18 seats
Total seats:
108 / 300
Decrease 5

Rebuilding Korea             Leader: Cho Kuk
Party-list:        
  6,874,278 votes
  24.25%
              New 
  12 seats
Total seats:
12 / 300
New

New Reform Party             Leader: Lee Jun-seok
Constituency:
XX,XXX,XXX votes
  XX.XX%
              New 
     1 seat
Party-list:
1,025,775 votes
3.62%
New 
2 seats
Total seats:
3 / 300
New

New Future Party             Leader: Lee Nak-yon
Constituency:
XX,XXX,XXX votes
  XX.XX%
              New 
     1 seat
Party-list:
483,827 votes
1.71%
New
0 seats
Total seats:
1 / 300
Decrease 4

Results by single member constituencies and proportional representation (left)
Incumbent Speaker
Kim Jin-pyo
Democratic