Democratic Alliance of Korea

Democratic Alliance of Korea 더불어민주연합
Abbreviation	DAK
President	Yoon Young-deok Paik Seung-ah
Floor leader	Yoon Young-deok
Founded	March 3, 2024 (2024-03-03)
Dissolved	May 8, 2024 (2024-05-08)
Ideology	Liberalism (South Korean) Progressivism (South Korean)
Political position	Centre to left-wing
National affiliation	Democratic Party of Korea New Progessive Alliance Progressive Party
Colours	Blue
National Assembly	14 / 300
Metropolitan mayors and governors	0 / 17
Municipal mayors	0 / 226
Provincial and metropolitan councillors	0 / 872
Municipal councillors	0 / 2,988
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Parties (Non-Democrat) Bareunmirae Party Basic Income Party (Present) New Politics Alliance for Democracy (pro-Ahn) New Political Vision Party Dawn of Liberty Party (Present) Gaehwa Party (Joseon dynasty) Independence Club (Korean Empire era) Justice Party (Present) National Independence Federation New Korea Party (factions) People Party 2016 2020 Pine Tree Party (Present) Korean Provisional Government (Imperial Japanese occupation) Transition Korea (Present)
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Media Dong-a Ilbo (historical) Hankook Ilbo Hankyoreh Kyunghyang Shinmun OhmyNews Tongnip Sinmun (Korean Empire era)
Other organizations ASUNARO Center for Free Enterprise (libertarian) Chingusai Federation of Korean Trade Unions Korea Democracy Foundation New People's Association (Imperial Japanese occupation) Minbyun Solidarity for LGBT Human Rights of Korea Voluntary Agency Network of Korea (disputed)
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The Democratic Alliance of Korea (Korean: 더불어민주연합) was an electoral alliance and political party formed in order to run for party-list proportional representation in the 2024 South Korean legislative election.^[1][2] It consisted of 3 centrist to left-wing parties and alliances — the Democratic Party of Korea, the Progressive Party and the New Progressive Alliance. It only nominated proportional representation candidates in the 2024 South Korean election. On May 2, 2024, the Democratic Alliance, excluding members of the Progressive Party and New Progressive Alliance, merged into the Democratic Party of Korea.^[3]