1948 North Korean parliamentary election

none North Korea 1948 parliamentary 1957 North Korean parliamentary election 1957 25 August 1948 All 572 seats in the Supreme People's Assembly yes yes yes Workers' Party of North Korea 157 Korean Democratic Party 35 Chondoist Chongu Party 35 Premier Kim Il Sung Workers' Party of North Korea 99.97% Parliamentary elections were held in North Korea on 25 August 1948 to elect the members of the 1st Supreme People's Assembly.Malkasian Carter The Korean War 1950-1953 Chicago Fitzroy Dearborn 2001 978-1-57958-364-4 https://books.google.com/books?id=ZGoA65bSFpQC&pg=PA13 2021-11-07 13 Organised by the Soviet Civil Administration, the elections saw 572 deputies elected, of which 212 were from North Korea and 360 from South Korea. These were the first elections to be held after its establishment one month prior. Background thumb|right|200px|Voters on the way to polling stations United Nations-sponsored elections for the Constitutional Assembly in US-occupied South Korea were held on 10 May 1948 under supervision of UNTCOK. Elections in the Soviet-occupied North were announced at the fifth session of the People's Assembly of North Korea on 9 July 1948 as part of the preparations for the establishment of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. At the second conference of leaders of political parties and social organizations from North and South Korea held from 29 June to 5 July, it was decided that the elections should also be held in South Korea. A decision of the Election Guidance Committee determined that the 360 South Korean deputies would be elected indirectly, with South Korean voters electing people's delegates who would subsequently elect the South Korean deputies.http://db.history.go.kr/item/front.do?levelId=ch_008&frontTitle=%ED%95%B4%EC%84%A4%EB%AA%A9%EB%A1%9D&elName=commentary&elType=%ED%95%B4%EC%84%A4%EB%AA%A9%EB%A1%9D ko:해설목록 ko:한국사데이터베이스 5 October 2019 ko In North Korea, registration of candidates took place until 5 August 1948, with 228 candidates registered in 212 electoral districts.http://waks.aks.ac.kr/dir/searchView.aspx?qType=0&secType=&sType=&sWord=%eb%82%a8%ec%a1%b0%ec%84%a0+%ec%9d%b8%eb%af%bc%eb%8c%80%ed%91%9c%ec%9e%90%eb%8c%80%ed%9a%8c&dataID=R510@AKS-2013-KFR-1230004_DES ko:조선최고인민회의 선거 결과 보고 Academy of Korean Studies 25 March 2020 ko Among the 228 candidates were 212 candidates nominated by the Democratic Front for the Reunification of Korea and 16 other candidates recommended by voters at meetings. The candidates from the Democratic Front for the Reunification of Korea consisted of 102 candidates from the Workers' Party of North Korea (one of precursor of the WPK), 35 candidates from the Democratic Party, 35 candidates from the Chondoist Chongu Party and 40 independent candidates. There were 34 women among the 228 candidates. Results File:1st Supreme People's Assembly.svg Fatherland Front 8 Workers' Party of North Korea 157 Chondoist Chongu Party 35 Korean Democratic Party 35 Laboring People's Party 20 People's Republic Party #800080 20 Democratic Independent Party 20 Other parties 171 Independents 114 Nohlen et al.,Nohlen Dieter Grotz Florian Hartmann Christof 2001 Elections in Asia and the Pacific: A Data Handbook 2 Oxford Oxford University Press 0-19-924959-8 Yonhap News Agency2003 North Korea Handbook Yonhap News Agency Seoul 124 0765610043 North Korea The North Korean government claimed that 99.97% of eligible voters in North Korea took part in the election. Each district only had one candidate.Tertitskiy Fyodor Accidental Tyrant: The Live of Kim Il-sung 2024 Oxford University Press 9780197800881 en121Fatherland Front 4 Workers' Party of North Korea 4456621 4 102 Chondoist Chongu Party 35 Korean Democratic Party 35 Independents 40 Other candidates 68341 0 4526065 Korean History Database, Monthly Chosunhttps://monthly.chosun.com/client/news/print.asp?ctcd=I&nNewsNumb=201212100061 ko:南北共産主義者들의 도전 속에서 Monthly Chosun 25 March 2020 ko 19 April 2022 https://web.archive.org/web/20220419163841/https://monthly.chosun.com/client/news/print.asp?ctcd=I&nNewsNumb=201212100061 dead South Korea The North Korean government claimed that 77.52% of eligible voters in South Korea took part in the underground election of 1,080 people's delegates.122 The South Korean people's delegates subsequently met on 21–26 August in Northern Haeju, with 1,002 of the 1,080 elected representatives participating. They elected 360 deputies to the Supreme People's Assembly on the basis of one deputy per 50,000 South Koreans. Election of representatives Bloc and party Left-wing 10 Workers' Party of South Korea 6732407 29 137 National Farmers League 70 People's Republic Party 68 Korean Federation of Trade Unions 66 Democratic Independent Party 53 Democratic Women's League 30 League of Cultural Organizations 24 Democratic Patriotic Youth League 23 National Confucian League 18 National Democratic Christian League 18 Center 6 Laboring People's Party 62 Korean Social Democratic Party 43 Democratic Korean Independence Party 35 New Progressive Party 31 National Independence Federation 30 People's Alliance 20 Right-wing 12 Industrious Masses Party 19 Chondoist Chongu Party 7 Healthy People's Society 7 Korean Independence Party 7 National Buddhist Federation 7 Buddhist Youth Association 6 Korean Farmers Party 6 National Assembly of Village Representatives 6 National Youth Association 6 Patriotic Youth Association 6 Federation of Objectors to Student Conscription 4 Democratic Independent Women's League 2 Independents 269 6732407 8681746 Korean History Database, The Academy of Korean Studies Election of South Korean deputies Fatherland Front 360 1002 1080 Korean History Database Elected members The following were elected as members of parliament:Suh Dae-Sook Korean Communism, 1945–1980: A Reference Guide to the Political System 1981 The University Press of Hawaii Honolulu 978-0-8248-0740-5 393–400 Kim Il Sung Kim Tu-bong Ho Hon Kim Tal-hyon Ri Yong Hong Nam-pyo Hong Ki-ju Pak Hon-yong Hong Myong-hui Kim Chaek Kang Ryang-uk Kang Sun Kang Chin-gon Ku Chae-su Kim Pyong-je Kim Chang-jun Na Sung-gyu Yu Yong-jun Yi Ku-hun Ri Ki-yong Yi Nung-jong Pak Yun-gil Pak Chong-ae Song Chu-sik Chang Kwon Chang Sun-myong Cho Un Choe Kyong-dok Jong Jun-thaek Choe Yong-gon Kim Won-bong Pak Il-u Pak Mun-gyu Chang Si-u Chu Yong-ha Choe Chang-ik Paek Nam-un Kim Jong-ju Yi Suing-yop Ho Jong-suk Ho Song-taek Yi Pyong-nam Yi Yong Yi Kuk-no Chang Hae-u No Chin-han Kim Il Pak Hun-il Ho Ka-i Pak Chang-sik Kim O-song Ko Hui-man Pang Hak-se Kang Kon Kang Ung-jin Yi Man-gyu Kim Sam-yong Pak Se-yong Kim Song-gyu Yun Haeng-jung Kang Mun-sok Song Ul-su Kim Sang-hyok Yi Tong-hwa Han Hyo-sam Jong Il-ryong Yun Hyong-sik Yi Ki-sok Song Pong-uk Kim Ung-gi Kim Chae-uk Hong Ki-hwang Yi Sok-bo Kim Yong-su Nam Il Yi Pyong-je Yi Yo-song Tak Chang-hyok Cho Yong-se Yi Sang-jun Kim Ki-do Kim Kwang-su Choe Ik-han Yu Hae-bung Choe Chun-yong Kim Yol Yi Hong-yol Kim Chan Yun Chung-u Choe Won-tack Chong Song-on YiSik Kim Hwang-il Kim Ki-ju Yi Chong-man Pak Yong-song Ri Yu-min Pak Chang-ok Yi Yong-jun Yi In-dong Cho Chung-gwang Yu Ki-sop Yi Chom-sun Chong No-sik Han Sang-muk Kim Yong-jae Kim Yong-dam O Chae-yong Kim Ok-bin Choe Pong-su Hwang Tae-song Han Il-su Kim Yong-wan Tae Song-su Yi Chu-yon Kim Sang-chol Pak Sang-jun Kim Min-san Kim Yun-gol Chon Chan-bae Cho Hi-yong U Pong-un Yi Tae-song Hwang Uk YiChu-ha Chong Paek No Sok-kwi So Kap-sun Cho Pom-gu Han Sorya Chu Hwang-sop Han Il-mu Pak Chi-ho Kim Chung-gyu Yi Mun-hwan Ok Yong-ja Hong Myon-hu Kim Son-gil Ham Ik-nok Kim Won-hyong Pak Il-yong Kim Song-ok Kim Nam-chon Won Ho-sun Song Myong-hon Choe Son-gyu Pak Chun-yong Song Kyu-hwan Yi Won-il Chong Tae-sok Chae Chun-sok Yi Yong-som Kim Su-hyon Won Man-su Chong Chol Kim Il-chong Kim Sung-hyon Kim Hyong-gon Kim Myong-sok Kim Song-hak Chong Un-yong Pak Yong-han Yi Kang-guk O Ki-sop Kim Hae-chon Yi Sang-sun Kim Sang-ju Chu Hae Yun Su Yi Hyok-yong Pak Ki-ho Sin Nam-chol Chong Chu-gyong Yi Sul-chin Sin Yong-bok Choe Yong-dal Kim Sung-mo Chong Chong-sik Cho Chae-han Kim Chae-rok Yi Tong-yong Won Hong-gu Kim Paek-tong Ho Nam-hu Paek Pong-son Choe Ung-yo Yi Son-jae Yom Chong-gwon Yu Tong-yol Chang U-uk Choe Song-hwan Yang Hong-ju Yi Chil-song Son Tong-gi Paek Pyong-ik Yi Chae-yong Choe Son-ja Kang Chun-sam Min Hyok-cho Chong Chil-song Kye Tong-son Kim Ho-sun Choe Yun-ok Choe Sung-hui Pak Won-jun Yi Chong-song Kim Kil-su Chon Pok-chin Kim Yong-yun Yi Chong-yol Yu Hyong-gyu Yi Sang-in Ham Se-dok Yim Chae-yong Sin Chin-u Yi Tong-gun Yi Hong-yon Ham To-gyom Kim Tok-hung So Pyong-su Cho Yong-nae Kim Hae-jin Kim Han-il Yi Chang-gyu Pak Sang-sun Kim Tong-il Kim Mu-sam Yi Man-su Won Chon-jun Ho Sin Yi Tu-san Yu Yong-yun Mun Ok-sun Hong Kwang-jun Maeng Tu-un Yang Po-hyon O Ki-ok O Yong Yi Chol Yun Sang-man Yi Chang-ha Chon Suk-cha Kim Wan-gun Kang Yun-won Kwak Chu-sok Yi Chun-su Chong Yon-tae Chae Paek-hui Kim Sun-il Kim Se-yul Song Wan-sok Kim Kye-rim Kim Hyon-guk Ko Chun-taek Yi Pong-nyon Chong Se-yol Cho Pok-nye Yi Chae-hyang Kil Won-pal Yi Sun-jo Mun Tong-yong Yi Uk Chong Se-ho Kim Ho-yong Kim Han-ung Kim Hak-chong Kwon Pyong-chol Svl Pysng-ho Hong Sung-guk Ko Sok-hwan Kim Su-il Pak Chong-hyon Yi Sang-hun An Yong-il Chang Kil-yong Kim Yu-yong Hwang Tae-yol An Sin-ho Paek Nak-yong Chon Yong-pi YiSuk-kyong An Yong gil Kim Yong-guk Kim Sun-nam Hong Son-u Chang Chun Yi Kyu-hui Kim Myong-hwan Hyon Hun Choe Sok-sun Kim Chol-ho Kim Tae-hong Pak Si-yun An Si-do Yi Yong-dok Kim Si-yop Kim Hyong-tae Yi Chae-yong Pak Chong-tae Mun Sang-jik Kim Tae-ja Yi Tong-tak Yi In-gyu O Sin-nam Yi Sok-sung Choe Kim-bok Yi Hwan-gi Cho Chung-gon Yi Chin-gun Yi Chi-chan Han Chun-yo Pak Chan-hyok Kim Chom-gwon Yu Chin-yong Yi Hae-su Yi Chong-suk Yim Sang-sun Yi Chin Song On-pil Kim Tak Choe Kwan-yong Yi Pong-nam Yi Pyong-ho Pak Chi-hwa Kim Yu-tae Yun Sang-yol Kim Pyong-je Kim Ui-su Pak Chal So Chang-sop Pak Pok-cho Chong Sin-hyon Choe Son-bi Mun Ui-sok Yi Hun Yun Pyong-gwan Kim Nanju-hwa Chon Yong-uk Cho Tae-u Pak Sung-gik Hong Myon-ok Yi Chong-myong Kim Yong-sop An Yong-muk Chang Chol Mun Hong-gi Chong Kil-song Kim Ki-su Chu Chang-son Choe Ki-nam Cho Kum-song Kim Chol-su Yi Pyong-hu Yi Tu-won Chong Nam-jo Pak Chang-gu O Chol-chu Kim Pong-son Song Chae-chol Kwon Yong-ju Kim Pil-chu Cha Chi-hun Pak Pong-u Chong In-sok Hyon Sung-gap Yi Hi-bong Kang In-gol Pak Pyong-jik Pak Mun-sun Ha Yong-suk Yun Chae-bong Hong Chung-sik Yi Kun-u Ko Chol-u Kil Chin-sop Yi Chang-su Choe Ka-ma Kim Han-jung Yi Po-yol O Chae-il Ok Mun-hwan Hwang Un-bong Kim On Chang Sang-bong Kim Tae-song Min Ki-won Cho Song-gyu Kim Chang-nok Choe Kwang Kim Nak-to Hong Ki-mun Yi Song-jong Chon Chung-hak Yi Chin-suk Paek Ung-yop Yun In-yong Kim Ui-sun Yi Min-yong Chu Chin-hwang No Myong-hwan Chang Ki-uk Yi Sang-ho Na Yun-chul Song Chong-gun Pak Song-ok Pak Kun-mo Song Tae-jun Chon Pyong-gi Kim Pyong-mun Ma Chong-hwa Yi Kang-mu Ho Ha-baek Kim Si-gyom Sin Hyon-u Yi Song-baek Kim Myong-ni Yi Yong-jin Chon Chong-il Mun Tu-jae Kim Yong-hui Kim Tae-ryon Yim Chong-sun O Ho-sok Yi Yong-son Yi Tong-son Pak Chin-hong Yi Chong-gu Chon Kap-sun Ko Chang-nam Kim Son-cho Choe Han-chol Kang Kyu-chan Han Yang-ul Yi Chong-gwon Han Yong-gyu Kwon Un-hae Kang Chol Yi Kwan-sul Yu Myong-sok Han Chong-su Kwon O-jik Song Tae-rae An Ki-song Kim Che-won Hwang Il-bo Om Aeng-gwan Yim Tong-uk Kim Mun-hwan Kim Kwang-jun Cho Yong Yu Sok-kyun Kang Sin-u Mun Min-un Pyon Ki-chang Choe In Yi Pok-ki Ho Chun Ko Chin-hui Kim Tal-sam Song Song-chol Yi Myon-hong Kim Pyong-ju Kim Man-jung Chon Pong-hwa Ko Kyong-in An Hai-nam Chong Chin-sop Kim Ki-taek Sin Paek-hyon Yi Sang-gap Pak Un-song Choe San-hwa Kim Tae-bong Choe Suk-yang Yu Kim-bong Kim To-song Kim Chong-sun Kim Ung-yul Son Tu-hwan Son Chong-yol Kim Yong-ho Kim Yong-uk Cho Won-suk Kim Chang-han Yang Won-mo An Se-hun Han Chang-gyo Han Chang-su Chu Man-sul Yim Taek Han Chang-ho Ho Man-ho Han Kyong-su Paek Pa Yo Un-chol Pak Hyong-uk Cho U-bang Chong Chae-son Yi Pyong-il Yim Pung-won Kang In-gyu Pak Chun-on Yi Pyong-no Yi Chong-wan Pak Po-ok Kim Po-pae Yi Ho-je Pak Pil-hwan Sin Sun-ye Yi Ki-hwan Song Chun-ho O Che-hong Yu Yong-sang Kim Un-han Kim In-bae Pak Kon-byong O Ok-byol Yi So-un Yi So-hyang Kang Song-jae Yi Chang-bin Song Chae-hyon Cho Pok-ae Hyon Po-yol Chong In-chul Sin Sun-jik Kim Chae-yong O Tae-yong Choe Wol-song Kim Ki-nam Kim Il-son Mun Chi-hwa Kim Tuk-nan Choe Han-sik Hong Chol-hi Kim Yon-pil Kim Hyo-won Kim Yong-won Kim Chong-ae Pae Hyong-han Song Kum-ae Ko Kwang-han Yi Suk-yo Kang Yong-sun Yi Yong-ju Ha Pil-won Hong Chin Kim Hong-gi Kim Chin-ho Yi Kyong-dong Kim Sang-sun Chang Ha-myong Chon Yun-do Kim Man-su Chae Ki-ok Yi Sok-ha Kim Song-yul Sok Tae-ryong Sin Sang-dong Kim Chae-ul Yun Yong-jun Chong Chu-ha Chon Song-ok Yom Ui-hyon Cho Tong-sok Kim Op-tol Yun Hui-gu Kim Nak-chin Pak Chae-sop Kim Yong-un Kwon Tae-bong Sin Sang-hun References Further reading Kim Il Sung Kim Il Sung: Works 1948 1980 Foreign Languages Publishing House Pyongyang 827642144 Against the Elections of a Reactionary Separate Government in South Korea and for the Achievement of Korea's Reunification and Independence: Speech Made at the 25th Meeting of the Central Committee of the Democratic National United Front of North Korea, March 9, 1948 Category:Elections in North Korea North Korea Parliamentary Category:Supreme People's Assembly Category:Election and referendum articles with incomplete results