South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has escalated calls for significant reform of the National Election Commission (NEC), even raising the possibility of a constitutional amendment. The President emphasized the need for change, suggesting the current system requires fundamental restructuring. This move comes amid ongoing debate regarding the NEC’s impartiality and effectiveness. While specific details of the proposed reforms remain unclear, the President’s invocation of a constitutional amendment signals a potentially far-reaching overhaul. Opposition parties have expressed concern over the President’s motives, fearing the changes could undermine the independence of the electoral body. The President’s office maintains the goal is to strengthen public trust in the electoral process and ensure fair elections. Further discussions and legislative action are expected to follow.