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SEOUL - ALL North Koreans who took part in local elections on Sunday voted for state-selected candidates and turnout was 99.97 per cent, state media said on Tuesday.

 

A total of 28,116 representatives were elected as deputies to assemblies at provincial, city and county level with not a single vote of opposition to the candidates, the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said.

 

'Only those on foreign tours or working on the oceans could not take part in the election,' KCNA said. It said the election 'demonstrated the might of the single-minded unity of the revolutionary ranks and advantages of Korean-style socialism'.

 

Leader Kim Jong Il himself made an appearance at a polling station on Sunday to cast his vote, along with his son and heir apparent Jong Un.

 

Typically, 99 per cent of voters in the de facto single-party state take part in elections and 99 per cent of them vote for uncontested candidates.

 

During each four-year term, the local assemblies convene once or twice a year to approve budgets and endorse leaders appointed by the communist party. -- AFP

 

North Korea election...YES...you read it right...ELECTION!

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The minimum number of voters to get 99.97 results can be 2888 voted out of 2889 eligible.

1 in the oceean and did not vote.

 

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no one will vote for the opposition. they will b hunted down n executed. but i think no one will dare to b opposition too.

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SEOUL - ALL North Koreans who took part in local elections on Sunday voted for state-selected candidates and turnout was 99.97 per cent, state media said on Tuesday.

 

A total of 28,116 representatives were elected as deputies to assemblies at provincial, city and county level with not a single vote of opposition to the candidates, the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said.

 

'Only those on foreign tours or working on the oceans could not take part in the election,' KCNA said. It said the election 'demonstrated the might of the single-minded unity of the revolutionary ranks and advantages of Korean-style socialism'.

 

Leader Kim Jong Il himself made an appearance at a polling station on Sunday to cast his vote, along with his son and heir apparent Jong Un.

 

Typically, 99 per cent of voters in the de facto single-party state take part in elections and 99 per cent of them vote for uncontested candidates.

 

During each four-year term, the local assemblies convene once or twice a year to approve budgets and endorse leaders appointed by the communist party. -- AFP

 

North Korea election...YES...you read it right...ELECTION!

 

Cannot be helped. [laugh]

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