A recent survey reveals widespread dissatisfaction among South Korean civil servants regarding the current election duty system. Nine out of ten local government officials nationwide expressed reluctance to participate in election work if the existing system remains unchanged. Concerns center on heavy workloads, insufficient support, and perceived unfairness in assignment procedures. The survey, conducted among officials in cities, counties, and districts, highlights systemic issues impacting willingness to fulfill mandated election responsibilities. This reluctance could potentially create challenges for smooth election administration. Authorities are now facing pressure to address these concerns and reform the election duty system to encourage greater participation from civil servants. The findings underscore a need for improvements to ensure fair and efficient electoral processes.