• Presidential Election Meeting,

  • Posting Announcements,

  • Presidential Campaign Banner,

  • [A New World is Dawning Where Fair Election is.] Street View with Banners,

  • Street View with Campaign Tower,

  • Joint Meeting Hall,

  • Campaign Posters of the 6th Presidential Election Candidate,

  • Training for the Ballot Counting Staff,

  • Letter of Appointment – Election Commission Member,

  • Transporting the Ballot Box,

  • Ballot Counting by the Staff in Charge,

  • Handing out the Certificate of the Elected

Election posters

May 3, 1967 (Wed.) The 6th Presidential Election

In the 6th presidential election, the vote-by-mail system was first introduced for overseas Koreans according to the Presidential Election Act which was amended before the election on December 14, 1966. The opposition parties failed to nominate a single candidate and thus six candidates from each party were nominated: Yoon, Bo-sun (New People’s Party), Suh, Min-ho (Social Public Party), Jun, Jin-han (Korean Resistance Party), Kim, Joon-yeon (Populist Party), Oh, Jae-young (United Korea Party) and Lee, Se-jin (Justice Party). But the main rivals were Park, Chung-hee (Democratic Republican Party) and Yoon, Bo-sun (New People’s Party). As a result, Park, Chung hee defeated Yun again and succeeded in winning a second term by receiving 51.4% of valid votes, while Yoon took 40.9% votes.

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Presidential Election Meeting,

Posting Announcements,

Presidential Campaign Banner,

[A New World is Dawning Where Fair Election is.] Street View with Banners,

Street View with Campaign Tower,

Joint Meeting Hall,

Campaign Posters of the 6th Presidential Election Candidate,

Training for the Ballot Counting Staff,

Letter of Appointment – Election Commission Member,

Transporting the Ballot Box,

Ballot Counting by the Staff in Charge,

Handing out the Certificate of the Elected