South Koreans to elect National Assembly
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
South Korean President Yoon Suk yeol's ruling conservative party is bracing for a backlash from a public disillusioned with what liberals in the country have called Yoon's prosecutorial dictatorship. Early polling shows the liberal opposition set to win a majority of seats in the 300-member unicameral chamber, although the race has tightened in recent days. For Press TV, correspondent Frank Smith reports from Seoul.
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