South Korea faces a presidential election on June 3 after Yoon Suk Yeol's impeachment.

South Korea holds a presidential election on June 3, following the ouster of Yoon Suk Yeol in April after a failed attempt to impose martial law. Key events included Yoon's December 3 declaration of martial law, rejected by lawmakers, and his impeachment. The top candidates are Lee Jae-myung with 49.5% support, Kim Moon-soo with 35.5%, and Lee Jun-seok with 11.5%. There are 44.39 million eligible voters, with a significant portion over 60 years old.