SEOUL -- At one of his last campaign stops, presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung appeared before a crowd in Myeongdong, a commercial district in Seoul that hummed with shoppers and tourists before the coronavirus pandemic.
Voters unhappy with rising cost of living and sluggish economy

The legacy of South Korean President Moon Jae-in's nearly five years in power will go a long way to decide whether liberal candidate Lee Jae-myung or conservative Yoon Suk-yeol will win Wednesday's vote. (Source photos by AP and Reuters)
SEOUL -- At one of his last campaign stops, presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung appeared before a crowd in Myeongdong, a commercial district in Seoul that hummed with shoppers and tourists before the coronavirus pandemic.