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im Jong-un and 686 other candidates approved by the government were voted into the North Korean parliament in Sunday’s election, state media announced on Tuesday, with every nominee returned with 100 percent of the vote in their constituencies.
Mr Kim was returned to the 14th Supreme People’s Assembly from his Mount Paektu constituency and will be joined in the nation’s parliament by his sister, Kim Yo-jong, the Korean Central News Agency reported.
Fully 99.99 percent of all eligible voters had exercised their democratic right to select their leaders, KCNA reported, with citizens serving at sea excused the obligation to vote.
The results of the election were never in any doubt - each ballot paper only has one name and anyone who wants to vote against the approved candidate has to enter a special booth and put a cross through the name - but defectors say that Mr Kim’s standing has been damaged by his failure to win concessions on sanctions on the regime at the recent Hanoi summit with President Donald Trump.
Mr Kim was returned to the 14th Supreme People’s Assembly from his Mount Paektu constituency and will be joined in the nation’s parliament by his sister, Kim Yo-jong, the Korean Central News Agency reported.
Fully 99.99 percent of all eligible voters had exercised their democratic right to select their leaders, KCNA reported, with citizens serving at sea excused the obligation to vote.
The results of the election were never in any doubt - each ballot paper only has one name and anyone who wants to vote against the approved candidate has to enter a special booth and put a cross through the name - but defectors say that Mr Kim’s standing has been damaged by his failure to win concessions on sanctions on the regime at the recent Hanoi summit with President Donald Trump.
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Wouldn't it be wonderful if he emigrated to the UK and entered the world of politics.
He'd definitely hold his own in a public debate with Nigel Farage and Jacob Rees-Mogg. |
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I always believed the big man would pull it off
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no different to the labour party
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He's done it the hard way, congratulations to him.
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Was Donald first in with the congratulatory phone call?
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Doing a jubilant round of applause here can't wait for tonight launching a 5 pack of King Cobra rockets in celebration
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMt7WpVri_A |
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Jezza would get this type of majority in a 2nd election after Big Mac had explained everything to the electoral commission.
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each ballot paper only has one name
No chance of voting for the wrong un then |
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and I laid him as well on here
oh well  |
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Trump seems to have fallen out of love with Kim as well
he still won't give up the nuclear weapons, his people suffer for that  |
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Mind you I believe his people are allowed to smoke pot I beleive...so better than us there
I would move there if only b/f would accept my bets from there and I could get Sky Sports...I suspect not |
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and BT Sports as well of course
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The Old Machine Gun Aimed at the Special Booth a Big Deterrent .
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Well done Kim.
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........ the people love him and treat him like a God.
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The lad's done well alright.
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The only chance of a hung parliament over there is if he changes his preferred execution method.
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I wish he would resign...he would have plenty of money, we would guarantee his retirement
N.Korea needs to move on |
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Trump would win 110% of the vote in N Korea
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What did it say on the side of the bus..
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it said don't trust the Irish, they are stragglers and down at heel
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little kim knows
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So basically, what we learned from this exercise is that 99.99% of North Koreans chose not to executed
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they said it on the state radio as well
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and they said the irish had elected a yobinny as their prime minister, can you imagine
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and they said in Britain they had a vote,
but it was all made up |