PHOTOS Election Day 2025

A patient lying in a hospital bed receives help from a family member to vote in the 2025 presidential election at a polling station in Seoul's Yongsan District, Tuesday. Yonhap

Former President Yoon Suk Yeol and former first lady Kim Keon Hee line up to vote in the 2025 presidential election at a polling station in Seoul's Seocho District, Tuesday. Joint Press Corps

Former President Lee Myung-bak and former first lady Kim Yoon-ok cast their votes at a polling station near their home in Seoul's Gangnam District, Tuesday. Yonhap

Former first lady Kwon Yang-sook, widow of Roh Moo-hyun, smiles after casting her vote at a polling station near her residence in Gimhae, South Gyeongsang Province, Tuesday. Yonhap

People are seen lining up to vote in the 2025 presidential election at a polling station in Seoul's Yeongdeungpo District, Tuesday. Yonhap

A woman carrying a dog casts her ballot at a polling station in Seoul's Eunpyeong District, Tuesday. Yonhap

In this photo provided by a reader, a voter believed to be well over the age of 100 leaves a polling station in Okcheon, North Chungcheong Province, after voting in Korea's presidential election on Tuesday. Yonhap

A child stares at a camera while his parent fills out a ballot at a polling station in Incheon, Tuesday. Yonhap

Voters cast their ballots in the 2025 presidential election at a polling station set up at a wedding hall in Seoul's Guro District, Tuesday. Yonhap

A polling station is set up at a pizza restaurant in Seoul's Seodaemun District, Tuesday. Yonhap

Voters in Hwacheon County, Gangwon Province, disembark from a small boat to go to a polling station, Tuesday. Yonhap

Voters cast their ballots for the presidential election at a polling station set up at a gymnasium for "ssireum" (Korean wrestling) in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, Tuesday. Yonhap

Ballot boxes for the presidential election arrive at a ballot counting station set up at the Seoul National University Gymnasium in southern Seoul, Tuesday, as an election observer monitors. Yonhap

People at Seoul Station's waiting area watch a TV broadcast announcing the results of the presidential election exit polls, Tuesday. Yonhap

People react with joy at the Cheonggye Stream area in central Seoul as the results of an exit polls were unveiled after the polls closed, Tuesday. The signs read "Let us take revenge on the insurrectionists," which refers to the conservative People Power Party. Yonhap

Officials open ballot boxes at a counting station set up at the Convention Center of Sejong University in Seoul, Tuesday. Yonhap

Ballot counting is underway at a counting station set up in the gymnasium of Myongji College in Seoul, Tuesday. Yonhap