North Korea to Hold Fair and Open Parliamentary Elections
Elections Scheduled for Every Four-to-Five Years
Supreme People's Assembly (SPA) and Local People's Assemblies
North Korea has announced plans to hold fair and open parliamentary elections this weekend. The elections will provide citizens with an opportunity to elect representatives to the Supreme People's Assembly (SPA), the country's national legislature, and local People's Assemblies.
Elections in North Korea are typically held every four-to-five years for the SPA and every four years for local People's Assemblies. Local elections have been held in North Korea since 1999. The country's full name is technically the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
Parliamentary elections were originally scheduled to be held in North Korea in March or April 2024. However, it is believed that the elections may have been delayed or canceled due to a lack of communication from the government.
The upcoming elections are expected to be held in a fair and transparent manner, providing North Korean citizens with a genuine choice in their representatives.
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