Our Republican Party (2020)

Our Republican Party 우리공화당 우리共和黨

Leader	Cho Won-jin
Founded	3 March 2020
Preceded by	Liberty Unification Party (factions) Our Republican Party
Ideology	Nationalism (South Korea) Social conservatism^[1]^[2] Anti-communism
Political position	Far-right^[3]
National Assembly	0 / 300
Municipal Councillors	0 / 3,750
Website
orp.or.kr
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Our Republican Party (Korean: 우리공화당; Hanja: 우리共和黨; RR: Urigonghwadang; ORP) is a conservative and pro-Park Geun-hye party in South Korea. Originally founded as the Liberty Republican Party (Korean: 자유공화당), it has reverted to its original name shortly after Kim Moon-soo withdrew from the party.^[4]

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Election results

President

Election	Candidate	Votes	%	Outcome
2022	Cho Won-jin	25,972	0.08	Not elected

Legislature

Election	Leader	Constituency				Party list				Seats		Position	Status
Election	Leader	Votes	%	Seats	+/-	Votes	%	Seats	+/-	No.	+/–	Position	Status
2020	Cho Won-jin	47,299	0.16	0 / 253	new	208,719	0.75	0 / 47	new	0 / 300	new	9th	Extra-parliamentary
2024	Cho Won-jin	12,814	0.04	0 / 254	0	29,895	0.11	0 / 46	0	0 / 300	0	15th	Extra-parliamentary

References

^ [논평] 동성애 허용과 동성결혼 합법화를 위한 개헌 시도에 강력하게 반대한다. (We strongly oppose attempts to amend the Constitution to allow homosexuality and legalize same-sex marriage.)
^ "21대 총선거 과정서 여성·장애인 등 약자 비하·혐오 난무". 노컷뉴스 (in Korean). 13 February 2021.
^ "Small rallies held in Seoul amid coronavirus concerns". Yonhap News Agency. 2021-03-01. The Our Republican Party, a far-right political party, had separate rallies across Seoul, each of which was joined by up to nine people. Some groups also pushed for press conferences on their positions or in-car protests in the Seoul districts of Gwanghwamun and Jongno.
^ "김문수, 자유공화당 탈당… 조원진과 공천 갈등 탓인 듯". 22 March 2020. Retrieved 23 March 2020.

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