Kim Moon-soo Courts Weekend Voters with Livelihood-Focused Policies

Kim Moon-soo, the Grand National Party candidate for Gyeonggi Province governor, made a final weekend push ahead of the election by consecutively announcing livelihood-focused policies to win votes.

On the 29th, Candidate Kim proposed a childcare policy that would support the cost difference in childcare between facilities (public and private) for low-income families with 70,000-100,000 won per person, allowing parents to send their children to facilities of their choice.

Additionally, he announced plans to operate a home-dispatch childcare teacher system for children unable to attend childcare facilities due to contagious diseases.

On the 30th, in an effort to "Create an Atopy-Free Gyeonggi Province," he proposed initiatives ranging from building atopy-free villages to establishing healing forests and healing centers, distributing eco-friendly finishing materials, and developing an "atopy care education program" covering living essentials.

Candidate Kim participated in a joint press conference with metropolitan local government candidates for the Grand National Party on the morning of the 30th, and also campaigned in the final weekend in Gimpo, Goyang, and Dongducheon.

At the press conference, Candidate Kim stated, "I will endeavor to become a local government leader who helps the Seoul, Gyeonggi, and Incheon regions unite further to win in global competition and achieve greater goals for peace and unification between North and South Korea."

At the press conference, Candidate Kim commented on opposition candidate Sim Sang-jung's withdrawal, saying, "When opposition candidates unify, there can be a consolidation effect, and on the other hand, Grand National Party supporters reflexively become more vigilant, which has the effect of boosting voter turnout."