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There is a controversy over the voting certification of stars in the election season.Singer K.Will certified her 20th presidential election pre-vote on her social networking service (SNS) on the 4th.But then the problem came: I posted a picture of the ballot.According to the National Election Commission, neither pre-vote nor this vote can take certified photos within the polling place.If a ballot is photographed in a ballot box, imprisonment for up to two years or a fine of up to 4 million won may be imposed by Article 166-2 of the Public Official Election Act (Prohibition of shooting of ballots, etc.).K.Will deleted the post immediately after the certification photo was controversial, but the photo had already spread, and eventually he posted an apology.K.Will said, I am deeply reflecting on the inconvenience to many people including fans because I have acted inappropriately with my ignorance.Afro, I will try to be more careful and act. During the election period, there are frequent controversy over the voting certification of stars, as the stars posted photos with good intentions to encourage voting participation, but caused controversy by unexpected mistakes.Finger Pose controversyThe most common example is Pose, which is a photo that is authenticated, so it is a pose that is easily taken by anyone when taking a picture, which naturally draws a V with a finger.However, there was a controversy in the election certification photo that this pose could mean the number of the candidate running.Haha, a broadcaster, and group 2PM Hwang Chan-sung have been criticized for posting election-certified photos with this pose in the past.Haha apologized, saying, I am really sorry, and Hwang Chan-sung immediately wrote, I am sorry, I am sorry.But this pose is a problem-free, useable move since the Public Official Election Act was amended, and now no certified photo of the candidate for support is against the law.Exposure to ballotsThere is a star who made the same mistake in the past, like this K.Will case.Miryo of Brown Eyed Girls took four ballots at the 2010 ballot box where the 5th local election was held, and the photo was posted on SNS.Like K.Will, it was not a ballot photo, but it was criticized for the controversy.I heard that the election commission confirmed that it was a ballot before the ballot and that it was not taken in a bad way, so I would not punish it, Brown Eyed Girls agency said. Miryo is deeply reflecting on the controversy that he took pictures.Defconn of certificationAs the controversy over the voting certification of stars frequently occurs, there are stars who have been blocked from the controversy.Rapper Defconn posted a photo of the certification after a pre-vote for the 19th presidential election in 2017.Defconn left a certified photo with a jacket with exactly half blue and red, a background with no letters except for the word pre-polling place, and a expressionless expression that could not grasp the intention of laughing or crying, but only the eyes.It was a picture that completely blocked the controversy in advance, which anyone could see that no intention was shown and that it was purely voted out.After Defconns vote certification photo was uploaded, he responded that he was unexpected certification and ingenious.
There is a controversy over the voting certification of stars in the election season.Singer K.Will certified her 20th presidential election pre-vote on her social networking service (SNS) on the 4th.But then the problem came: I posted a picture of the ballot.According to the National Election Commission, neither pre-vote nor this vote can take certified photos within the polling place.If a ballot is photographed in a ballot box, imprisonment for up to two years or a fine of up to 4 million won may be imposed by Article 166-2 of the Public Official Election Act (Prohibition of shooting of ballots, etc.).K.Will deleted the post immediately after the certification photo was controversial, but the photo had already spread, and eventually he posted an apology.K.Will said, I am deeply reflecting on the inconvenience to many people including fans because I have acted inappropriately with my ignorance.Afro, I will try to be more careful and act. During the election period, there are frequent controversy over the voting certification of stars, as the stars posted photos with good intentions to encourage voting participation, but caused controversy by unexpected mistakes.Finger Pose controversyThe most common example is Pose, which is a photo that is authenticated, so it is a pose that is easily taken by anyone when taking a picture, which naturally draws a V with a finger.However, there was a controversy in the election certification photo that this pose could mean the number of the candidate running.Haha, a broadcaster, and group 2PM Hwang Chan-sung have been criticized for posting election-certified photos with this pose in the past.Haha apologized, saying, I am really sorry, and Hwang Chan-sung immediately wrote, I am sorry, I am sorry.But this pose is a problem-free, useable move since the Public Official Election Act was amended, and now no certified photo of the candidate for support is against the law.Exposure to ballotsThere is a star who made the same mistake in the past, like this K.Will case.Miryo of Brown Eyed Girls took four ballots at the 2010 ballot box where the 5th local election was held, and the photo was posted on SNS.Like K.Will, it was not a ballot photo, but it was criticized for the controversy.I heard that the election commission confirmed that it was a ballot before the ballot and that it was not taken in a bad way, so I would not punish it, Brown Eyed Girls agency said. Miryo is deeply reflecting on the controversy that he took pictures.Defconn of certificationAs the controversy over the voting certification of stars frequently occurs, there are stars who have been blocked from the controversy.Rapper Defconn posted a photo of the certification after a pre-vote for the 19th presidential election in 2017.Defconn left a certified photo with a jacket with exactly half blue and red, a background with no letters except for the word pre-polling place, and a expressionless expression that could not grasp the intention of laughing or crying, but only the eyes.It was a picture that completely blocked the controversy in advance, which anyone could see that no intention was shown and that it was purely voted out.After Defconns vote certification photo was uploaded, he responded that he was unexpected certification and ingenious.
There is a controversy over the voting certification of stars in the election season.Singer K.Will certified her 20th presidential election pre-vote on her social networking service (SNS) on the 4th.But then the problem came: I posted a picture of the ballot.According to the National Election Commission, neither pre-vote nor this vote can take certified photos within the polling place.If a ballot is photographed in a ballot box, imprisonment for up to two years or a fine of up to 4 million won may be imposed by Article 166-2 of the Public Official Election Act (Prohibition of shooting of ballots, etc.).K.Will deleted the post immediately after the certification photo was controversial, but the photo had already spread, and eventually he posted an apology.K.Will said, I am deeply reflecting on the inconvenience to many people including fans because I have acted inappropriately with my ignorance.Afro, I will try to be more careful and act. During the election period, there are frequent controversy over the voting certification of stars, as the stars posted photos with good intentions to encourage voting participation, but caused controversy by unexpected mistakes.Finger Pose controversyThe most common example is Pose, which is a photo that is authenticated, so it is a pose that is easily taken by anyone when taking a picture, which naturally draws a V with a finger.However, there was a controversy in the election certification photo that this pose could mean the number of the candidate running.Haha, a broadcaster, and group 2PM Hwang Chan-sung have been criticized for posting election-certified photos with this pose in the past.Haha apologized, saying, I am really sorry, and Hwang Chan-sung immediately wrote, I am sorry, I am sorry.But this pose is a problem-free, useable move since the Public Official Election Act was amended, and now no certified photo of the candidate for support is against the law.Exposure to ballotsThere is a star who made the same mistake in the past, like this K.Will case.Miryo of Brown Eyed Girls took four ballots at the 2010 ballot box where the 5th local election was held, and the photo was posted on SNS.Like K.Will, it was not a ballot photo, but it was criticized for the controversy.I heard that the election commission confirmed that it was a ballot before the ballot and that it was not taken in a bad way, so I would not punish it, Brown Eyed Girls agency said. Miryo is deeply reflecting on the controversy that he took pictures.Defconn of certificationAs the controversy over the voting certification of stars frequently occurs, there are stars who have been blocked from the controversy.Rapper Defconn posted a photo of the certification after a pre-vote for the 19th presidential election in 2017.Defconn left a certified photo with a jacket with exactly half blue and red, a background with no letters except for the word pre-polling place, and a expressionless expression that could not grasp the intention of laughing or crying, but only the eyes.It was a picture that completely blocked the controversy in advance, which anyone could see that no intention was shown and that it was purely voted out.After Defconns vote certification photo was uploaded, he responded that he was unexpected certification and ingenious.
There is a controversy over the voting certification of stars in the election season.Singer K.Will certified her 20th presidential election pre-vote on her social networking service (SNS) on the 4th.But then the problem came: I posted a picture of the ballot.According to the National Election Commission, neither pre-vote nor this vote can take certified photos within the polling place.If a ballot is photographed in a ballot box, imprisonment for up to two years or a fine of up to 4 million won may be imposed by Article 166-2 of the Public Official Election Act (Prohibition of shooting of ballots, etc.).K.Will deleted the post immediately after the certification photo was controversial, but the photo had already spread, and eventually he posted an apology.K.Will said, I am deeply reflecting on the inconvenience to many people including fans because I have acted inappropriately with my ignorance.Afro, I will try to be more careful and act. During the election period, there are frequent controversy over the voting certification of stars, as the stars posted photos with good intentions to encourage voting participation, but caused controversy by unexpected mistakes.Finger Pose controversyThe most common example is Pose, which is a photo that is authenticated, so it is a pose that is easily taken by anyone when taking a picture, which naturally draws a V with a finger.However, there was a controversy in the election certification photo that this pose could mean the number of the candidate running.Haha, a broadcaster, and group 2PM Hwang Chan-sung have been criticized for posting election-certified photos with this pose in the past.Haha apologized, saying, I am really sorry, and Hwang Chan-sung immediately wrote, I am sorry, I am sorry.But this pose is a problem-free, useable move since the Public Official Election Act was amended, and now no certified photo of the candidate for support is against the law.Exposure to ballotsThere is a star who made the same mistake in the past, like this K.Will case.Miryo of Brown Eyed Girls took four ballots at the 2010 ballot box where the 5th local election was held, and the photo was posted on SNS.Like K.Will, it was not a ballot photo, but it was criticized for the controversy.I heard that the election commission confirmed that it was a ballot before the ballot and that it was not taken in a bad way, so I would not punish it, Brown Eyed Girls agency said. Miryo is deeply reflecting on the controversy that he took pictures.Defconn of certificationAs the controversy over the voting certification of stars frequently occurs, there are stars who have been blocked from the controversy.Rapper Defconn posted a photo of the certification after a pre-vote for the 19th presidential election in 2017.Defconn left a certified photo with a jacket with exactly half blue and red, a background with no letters except for the word pre-polling place, and a expressionless expression that could not grasp the intention of laughing or crying, but only the eyes.It was a picture that completely blocked the controversy in advance, which anyone could see that no intention was shown and that it was purely voted out.After Defconns vote certification photo was uploaded, he responded that he was unexpected certification and ingenious.

There is a controversy over the voting certification of stars in the election season.

Singer K.Will certified her 20th presidential election pre-vote on her social networking service (SNS) on the 4th.

But then the problem came: I posted a picture of the ballot.

According to the National Election Commission, neither pre-vote nor this vote can take certified photos within the polling place. If a ballot is photographed in a ballot box, imprisonment for up to two years or a fine of up to 4 million won may be imPosed by Article 166-2 of the Public Official Election Act (Prohibition of shooting of ballots, etc.).

K.Will deleted the post immediately after the certification photo was controversial, but the photo had already spread, and eventually he posted an apology. K.Will said, "I am deeply reflecting on the inconvenience to many people including fans because I have acted inappropriately with my ignorance. Afro, I will try to be more careful and act. "

During the election period, there are frequent controversy over the voting certification of stars, as the stars posted photos with good intentions to encourage voting participation, but caused controversy by unexpected mistakes.

Finger Pose controversy

The most common example is Pose, which is a photo that is authenticated, so it is a Pose that is easily taken by anyone when taking a picture, which naturally draws a 'V' with a finger.

However, there was a controversy in the election certification photo that this Pose could mean the number of the candidate running. Haha, a broadcaster, and group 2PM Hwang Chan-sung have been criticized for posting election-certified photos with this Pose in the past. Haha apologized, saying, "I am really sorry," and Hwang Chan-sung immediately wrote, "I am sorry, I am sorry."

But this Pose is a problem-free, useable move since the Public Official Election Act was amended, and now no certified photo of the candidate for support is against the law.

Exposure to ballots

There is a star who made the same mistake in the past, like this K.Will case. Miryo of Brown Eyed Girls took four ballots at the 2010 ballot box where the 5th local election was held, and the photo was posted on SNS. Like K.Will, it was not a ballot photo, but it was criticized for the controversy.

“I heard that the election commission confirmed that it was a ballot before the ballot and that it was not taken in a bad way, so I would not punish it,” Brown Eyed Girls’ agency said. “Miryo is deeply reflecting on the controversy that he took pictures.”

Defconn of certification

As the controversy over the voting certification of stars frequently occurs, there are stars who have been blocked from the controversy.

Rapper Defconn posted a photo of the certification after a pre-vote for the 19th presidential election in 2017. Defconn left a certified photo with a jacket with exactly half blue and red, a background with no letters except for the word "pre-polling place", and a expressionless expression that could not grasp the intention of laughing or crying, but only the eyes. It was a picture that completely blocked the controversy in advance, which anyone could see that no intention was shown and that it was purely voted out.

After Defconn's vote certification photo was uploaded, he responded that he was "unexpected certification" and "ingenious".