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Korea Electoral Fraud 2025 : Vote Count Drops by 1289 in 8 Minutes
Live numbers decreased instead of increasing

During South Korea’s June 3 presidential election, a live tally showed a bizarre and unexplained drop in vote numbers. At 12:08 PM, the official site displayed 176,286 votes. Just eight minutes later, at 12:16 PM, the number fell to 168,997—a difference of 1289 votes.

In any standard voting system, totals should only increase over time. This anomaly raises serious concerns about the transparency and security of South Korea’s electronic tabulation infrastructure. Critics point out that no known technical system should allow registered, cumulative vote counts to decrease unless manual deletion or overwriting occurred.

International observers have begun to question how a modern democracy with advanced digital infrastructure could display such statistical instability without triggering a formal investigation. The National Election Commission (NEC) offered no explanation, and the data logs showing changes have not been made public.

This incident has become symbolic of broader trust issues regarding South Korea’s early voting and electronic count mechanisms.

Based on Lee Young-don TV’s YouTube report “6.3 대선은 무효다” (June 5, 2025).