S. Korea's parliamentary election

S. Korea's parliamentary election

SEOUL, South Korea - Han Myeong Sook (R), leader of South Korea's main opposition Democratic United Party, and her husband cast their votes to elect the country's new parliament at a polling station in Seoul on April 11, 2012. The election for a new 300-member National Assembly, South Korea's unicameral legislature, for a four-year term is widely seen as a weathervane of voter sentiment for December's presidential vote.

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