Democratic Party Candidate Kang Byung-deok for Hanam Mayor Launches '48-Hour Non-Stop Campaign' with Lee Gwang-jae Congressional Candidate

[News S=Reporter Um In-yong] Kang Byung-deok, the Democratic Party candidate for Hanam mayor, has joined Lee Gwang-jae's '72-hour non-stop campaign' for the Hanam-gap congressional by-election, launching a unified 'Hanam Democratic Party all-out non-stop campaign' for electoral victory.

Candidate Kang announced he will conduct a '48-hour sleepless unlimited campaign' without rest until midnight on the 2nd, when official campaigning ends, meeting only with citizens.

This coordinates with candidate Lee Gwang-jae, who has been conducting a 72-hour non-stop campaign since midnight on the 31st, shifting from one-way declarations from campaign vehicles to a 'two-way intimate approach' that deeply enters the daily lives of Hanam citizens.

Kang's campaign said, "We are determined not to waste a single minute until campaigning ends," adding "We will dedicate all our capabilities to listen to citizens' voices and earn their choice."

He continued, "We want to meet and listen to even one more citizen until the final moment of campaigning" and "We will run while keeping in our hearts the wishes of citizens who hope for Hanam's change and development."

During the 48-hour non-stop campaign, Candidate Kang will tour all regions of Hanam including the original downtown, Misa, and Gamil-Wiryae areas for intensive campaigning, and will visit places where citizens' daily lives unfold, such as convenience stores that serve as 24-hour rest stops for numerous field workers and citizens who keep Hanam safe and the city running.