Pakistan, June 3 -- Millions of South Koreans cast their votes Tuesday in a snap presidential election triggered by the dramatic ouster of former President Yoon Suk Yeol. Yoon was removed from office and now faces serious rebellion charges over his brief declaration of martial law in December. The election marks a crucial moment for South Korea's democracy as citizens seek stability and change.

Early surveys pointed to liberal candidate Lee Jae-myung leading comfortably, fueled by widespread public anger against conservative leadership. Meanwhile, conservative candidate Kim Moon Soo struggled to gain support due to ongoing internal rifts within his People Power Party, particularly over how to respond to Yoon's actions.

Lee, who previous...