1992 South Korean presidential election
Results
The right-wing conservative Democratic Liberal Party presidential candidate Kim Young-Sam won the presidential election, defeating opposition Democratic Party leader Kim Dae-Jung, marking the third time he had lost a presidential election.

1992 South Korean presidential election

Section Title: Results
Table Section Text: The right-wing conservative Democratic Liberal Party presidential candidate Kim Young-Sam won the presidential election, defeating opposition Democratic Party leader Kim Dae-Jung, marking the third time he had lost a presidential election.

Candidate	Party	Votes	% of Votes

Kim Young-sam	Democratic Liberal Party (민주자유당)	9,977,332	42.0%

Kim Dae-jung	Democratic Party (민주당)	8,041,284	33.8%

Chung Ju-yung	Reunification National Party (통일국민당)	3,880,067	16.3%

Park Chan-jong	New Politics Reform Party (신정치개혁당)	1,516,047	6.4%

Baek Gi-Wan	Independent	238,648	1.0%

Kim Ok-sun	Independent	86,292	0.4%

Lee Byeong-ho	Korean Justice Party	35,739	0.22%

Invalid ballots	319,761	0.6%

(Total electorate: 29,422,658 - Turnout rate: 81.9%) Total	24,095,170	100%

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In the 1992 South Korean presidential election, voter's turnout was 81.9%.
In the 1992 South Korean presidential election, the voter turnout was 81.9%.

final_sentence: In the 1992 South Korean presidential election, voter's turnout was 81.9%.
final_sentence: In the 1992 South Korean presidential election, the voter turnout was 81.9%.