Assembly:It is the only official website of the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea. The National Assembly of Korea is elected by universal suffrage and has 299 members with a four-year term of office. Among them, two-thirds of the members are elected by universal suffrage, that is, 224 members are elected by universal suffrage and 75 members are allocated proportionally.

The National Assembly of the Republic of Korea is the unicameral system of the Republic of Korea The National Assembly is a unicameral legislature with 300 seats, whose main functions include considering and passing or rejecting bills; reviewing and approving the government budget; inspecting the work of the government; approving foreign treaties and agreeing to declare war or make peace, impeaching the president and key government officials, and vetoing presidential emergency orders. The National Assembly of the Republic of Korea website is the main way for the community and the public to learn about the decisions and information of the National Assembly.

Korea has a political system of three branches of government, and the National Assembly is the highest legislative body in the country. The National Assembly is the highest legislative body of the country. All Korean citizens who have reached the age of 19, except those who have been suspended or deprived of their voting rights or other special provisions according to the Public Election Act and other laws, have the right to elect members of the National Assembly.

Those who have the right to vote must register as voters in accordance with the relevant provisions of the election law in order to be eligible to vote. The voter list is a document with legal effect. If a citizen in the constituency is listed on the voter list, he is entitled to the right to vote by law; if he is not listed, he is not entitled to or cannot exercise the right to vote. Voters cast two votes at the time of voting, i.e., they can choose both the candidate for Congress and the political party they support in their constituency at the time of voting.