Reminiscent from the electionKOrean Election ? Pmeilu di Korea

ㄲeminiscent of the election day in Korea.
It had passed. it was last week on 11 of April 2012 that the election for the house of representatives took place throughout Korea. This is a newspaper on April 11, 2012 (since it was raining, the paper was draped in plastic cover so as to keep in dry)

Of course, I just noticed and witnessed the roaring attention that the people of Korea had been pouring into for the last few weeks to date.

I learned that Saenuri party or새누리당 (ㅅthe new name for incumbent president's party)took another majority  at the house of representative.
 Did I know anything about it? not that much. But what I do know was that....the spirit of what Koreans wanted to do with its democratic practices was clearly envisioned and envisaged in every corner of Korean society---in Seoul in particular, where I live for sure.

 So, I took one last snapshot of the banners bearing the historical proof of this election.

I took it at the Hoegi station intersection, just about 400 meters from where I live.
Here are what they say:
꼭! 투표 해 주십시오!  Make sure you vote!
11일에 우리 미래를 위해 꼭 투표해 주십시오!  Make sure you vote on April 11 for the sake of our future!

Pemilu, Election in Korea 2012

April 11, 2012 will be one of the important dates for Korea and Korean people--I think. Ok, why I think it is....first, I have what I experienced back home in Indonesia as to what the people expected from an election or at least during the election day. Some people were enthusiastic while others were not that much. Ok, I do not know as what would or does happen to Korean society in anticipating the election, especially an election to select their representative for the House of Representatives members. I do see lots of posters and stuffs around the corner and streets everywhere....to invigorate or at least to remind the people of what they need to do at the D-Date.

Now, I just want to write down about an advertisement or I'd rather call it a public announcement of what's coming ahead. Be it on the buses, small and big buses, public transportation, and of course subway......I found this poster attached on every compartment of subways. I think it is a good way to remind people that they need to have their votes on the D-Day.

서울특별시건거관리위원회 or Seoul Metropolitan Election Management Board (?) is doing its best to make sure that from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m on April 11, 2012....Korean people do come and choose two representatives to represent their district and as well as one for national assembly.
I do not know much about it, but judging from what it is...it looks like the one is simply similar to the one we have back home in Indonesia.