Liberal and centrist parties likely to fall victim to scaled-down overseas voting
(WorldNews South Korea)

Justice Minister Choo Mi-ae, right, along with Interior Minister Chin Young, left, and Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha, gives a public statement for fair and safe elections at the Seoul Government Complex, Thursday, as the 13-day official campaign period for the April 15 general elections began the same day. / Yonhap By Kang Seung-woo Political parties are scrambling to calculate how the reduction in the availability of overseas voting because of the COVID-19 pandemic will affect them in the upcoming general election. If history is any guide, liberal and centrist parties may suffer the most from this. The elections are scheduled to take...