Polling logs reveal unanswered calls, ballot shortages as Seoul voting stations plunged into chaos

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• ·New records from the June 3 local elections show repeated warnings, failed calls for help and delayed leadership awareness as ballot shortages disrupted voting across Seoul.
• ·Newly revealed polling station logs from Korea's June 3 local elections capture, hour by hour, the snowballing chaos from ballot shortages, down to entries noting that the election commission would not answer the phone.
• ·Roh Tae-ak, the National Election Commission chair who bore ultimate responsibility, learned of the shortage only 40 minutes before polls closed.
• ·Voting logs that Rep.
• ·Joo Jin-woo of the main opposition People Power Party (PPP) obtained from the commission on Sunday show problems, in addition to the known ballot shortages, building from the morning at polling stations across Seoul's Songpa, Seocho, Gangnam and Gwangjin districts.