List of members of the National Assembly (South Korea), 1963–1967
The members of the sixth National Assembly of South Korea were elected on 26 November 1963. The assembly sat from 17 December 1963 until 30 June 1967.[1]
Members elected in the 1963 election
Province/city | Constituency | Member | Party | |
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Seoul | Jongno | Jeon Jin-han | Civil Rule Party | |
Jung | Jeong Il-hyeong | Democratic Party | ||
Dongdaemun A | Min Gwan-sik | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Dongdaemun B | Lee Yeong-jun | Civil Rule Party | ||
Seongdong A | Yu Seong-gwon | Democratic Party | ||
Seongdong B | Park Jun-gyu | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Seongbuk A | Jo Yun-hyeong | Civil Rule Party | ||
Seongbuk B | Seo Beom-seok | Civil Rule Party | ||
Seodaemun A | Kim Jae-gwang | Civil Rule Party | ||
Seodaemun B | Yun Je-sul | Civil Rule Party | ||
Mapo | Park Sun-cheon | Democratic Party | ||
Yongsan | Seo Min-ho | Liberal Democratic Party | ||
Yeongdeungpo A | Han Tong-suk | Democratic Party | ||
Yeongdeungpo B | Park Han-sang | Civil Rule Party | ||
Busan | Jung | Jo Si-hyeong | Democratic Republican Party | |
Yeongdo | Ye Chun-ho | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Seo | Kim Young-sam | Civil Rule Party | ||
Dong | Lee Jong-sun | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Busanjin A | Kim Im-sik | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Busanjin B | Choi Du-go | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Dongnae | Yang Geuk-pil | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Gyeonggi Province | Incheon A | Ryu Seung-won | Democratic Republican Party | |
Incheon B | Kim Eun-ha | Civil Rule Party | ||
Suwon | Lee Byeong-hui | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Uijeongbu–Yangju | Gang Seung-gu | Civil Rule Party | ||
Gwangju–Icheon | Sin Ha-gyun | Civil Rule Party | ||
Pocheon–Gapyeong–Yeoncheon | Hong Ik-pyo | Democratic Party | ||
Yeoju–Yangpyeong | Lee Baek-il | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Yongin–Anseong | Seo Sang-rin | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Pyeongtaek | Ryu Chi-song | Civil Rule Party | ||
Hwaseong | Gwon O-seok | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Goyang–Paju | Hwang In-won | Civil Rule Party | ||
Gimpo–Ganghwa | Lee Don-hae | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Siheung–Bucheon–Ongjin | Ok Jo-nam | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Gangwon Province | Chuncheon–Chunseong | Sin Ok-cheol | Democratic Republican Party | |
Wonju–Wonseong | Park Yeong-rok | Democratic Party | ||
Gangneung–Myeongju | Kim Sam | Liberal Democratic Party | ||
Hongcheon–Inje | Lee Seung-chun | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Yeongwol–Jeongseon | Eom Jeong-ju | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Cheolwon–Hwacheon–Yanggu | Kim Jae-sun | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Sokcho–Yangyang–Goseong | Kim Jong-ho | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Hoeseong–Pyeongchang | Hwang Ho-hyeon | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Samcheok | Kim Jin-man | Democratic Republican Party | ||
North Chungcheong Province | Cheongju | Jeong Tae-seong | Democratic Republican Party | |
Cheongwon | Sin Gwon-u | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Chungju–Jungwon | Lee Hui-seung | Liberal Democratic Party | ||
Okcheon–Boeun | Yuk In-su | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Gwisan | An Dong-jun | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Yeongdong | Lee Dong-jin | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Jincheon–Eumseong | Lee Chung-hwan | Civil Rule Party | ||
Jecheon–Danyang | Kim Jong-mu | Democratic Republican Party | ||
South Chungcheong Province | Daejeon | Jin Hyeong-ha | Civil Rule Party | |
Daedeok–Yeongi | Kim Yong-tae | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Gongju | Park Chan | Civil Rule Party | ||
Nonsan | Yang Sun-jik | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Buyeo | Kim Jong-pil | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Seocheon–Boryeong | Kim Jong-gap | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Cheongyang–Hongseong | Lee Sang-cheol | People's Party | ||
Yesan | Han Geon-su | People's Party | ||
Seosan | Lee Sang-hui | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Dangjin | In Tae-sik | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Asan | Lee Yeong-jin | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Cheonan–Cheonwon | Lee Sang-don | Civil Rule Party | ||
Geumsan | Gil Jae-ho | Democratic Republican Party | ||
North Jeolla Province | Jeonju | Ryu Cheong | Civil Rule Party | |
Gunsan–Okgu | Go Hyeong-gon | Civil Rule Party | ||
Iri–Iksan | Kim Seong-chol | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Wanju | Choi Yeong-du | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Jinan–Jangsu–Muju | Jeon Hyu-sang | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Imsil–Sunchang | Han Sang-jun | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Namwon | Ryu Gwang-hyeon | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Jeongeup | Na Yong-gyun | Democratic Party | ||
Gochang | Kim Sang-heum | Civil Rule Party | ||
Buan | Lee Byeong-ok | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Gimje | Jang Gyeong-sun | Democratic Republican Party | ||
South Jeolla Province | Gwangju A | Jeong Seong-tae | Civil Rule Party | |
Gwangju B | Jeong Rae-jeong | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Mokpo | Kim Dae-jung | Democratic Party | ||
Yeosu–Yeocheon | Lee U-heon | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Suncheon–Seungju | Jo Gyeong-han | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Damyang–Jangseong | Park Seung-gyu | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Hwasun–Gokseong | Yang Hoe-su | Civil Rule Party | ||
Gurye–Gwangyang | Kim Seon-ju | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Goheung | Sin Hyeong-sik | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Boseong | Lee Jeong-rae | Civil Rule Party | ||
Jangheung | Gil Jeon-sik | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Yeongam–Gangjin | Kim Jun-yeon | Liberal Democratic Party | ||
Wando | Choi Seo-il | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Haenam | Min Yeong-nam | Liberal Democratic Party | ||
Muan | Bae Gil-do | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Nakju | Jeong Myeong-seop | Liberal Democratic Party | ||
Gwangsan | Park Jong-tae | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Yeonggwang–Hampyeong | Jeong Heon-jo | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Jindo | Lee Nam-jun | Democratic Republican Party | ||
North Gyeongsang Province | Jung, Daegu | Song Gwan-su | Democratic Republican Party | |
Dong, Daegu | Lee Won-man | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Nam, Daegu | Lee Hyo-sang | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Buk–Seo, Daegu | Kim Jong-hwan | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Pohang–Yeongil–Ulleung | Kim Jang-seop | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Gimcheon–Geumneung | Baek Nam-eok | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Gyeongju–Wolseong | Lee Sang-mu | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Dalseong–Goryeong | Kim Seong-gon | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Gunwi–Seonsan | Kim Bong-hwan | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Uiseong | O Sang-sik | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Andong City–Andong County | Gwon O-hun | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Cheongsong–Yeongdeok | Kim Jung-han | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Yeongyang–Uljin | Jin Gi-bae | Civil Rule Party | ||
Yeongcheon | Lee Hwal | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Gyeongsan–Cheongdo | Kim Jun-tae | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Seongju–Chilgok | Song Han-cheol | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Sangju | Kim Jeong-geun | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Mungyeong | Lee Dong-nyeong | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Yecheon | Jeong Jin-dong | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Yeongju–Bonghwa | Kim Chang-geun | Democratic Republican Party | ||
South Gyeongsang Province | Masan | Gang Seon-gyu | Civil Rule Party | |
Jinju–Jinyang | Gu Tae-hoe | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Chungmu–Tongyeong–Goseong | Choi Seok-rim | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Geoje | Kim Ju-in | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Jinhae–Changwon | Choi Su-yong | Civil Rule Party | ||
Samcheonpo–Sacheon–Hadong | Kim Yong-sun | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Haman–Uiryeong | Bang Seong-chul | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Changnyeong | Sin Yeong-ju | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Sancheong–Hapcheon | Byeon Jong-bong | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Milyang | Lee Jae-man | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Yangsan–Dongnae | No Jae-pil | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Ulsan–Ulju | Choi Yeong-geun | Democratic Party | ||
Gimhae | Kim Taek-su | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Namhae | Choi Chi-hwan | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Hamyang–Geochang | Min Byeong-gwon | Democratic Republican Party | ||
Jeju Province | Jeju–Bukjeju | Im Byeong-su | Democratic Republican Party | |
Namjeju | Hyeon O-bong | Democratic Republican Party | ||
National | Proportional representation | Jeong Gu-yeong | Democratic Republican Party | |
Kim Seong-jin | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Lee Jong-geuk | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Min Byeong-gi | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Kim Dong-hwan | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Sin Yun-chang | Democratic Republican Party | |||
O Chi-seong | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Park Hyeon-suk | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Gang Sang-uk | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Jo Chang-dae | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Lee Jong-geun | Democratic Republican Party | |||
O Hak-jin | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Kim U-gyeong | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Kim Byeong-sun | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Seo In-seok | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Lee Man-seop | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Jo Nam-cheol | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Han Tae-yeon | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Choi Jeong-gi | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Cha Ji-cheol | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Park Gyu-sang | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Kim Ho-chil | Democratic Republican Party | |||
Yun Po-sun | Civil Rule Party | |||
Jeong Hae-yeong | Civil Rule Party | |||
Yu Jin-san | Civil Rule Party | |||
Go Heung-mun | Civil Rule Party | |||
Kim Ik-gi | Civil Rule Party | |||
Gang Mun-bong | Civil Rule Party | |||
Kim Hyeong-il | Civil Rule Party | |||
Jeong Un-geun | Civil Rule Party | |||
Park Sam-jun | Civil Rule Party | |||
Ham Deok-yong | Civil Rule Party | |||
Bang Il-hong | Civil Rule Party | |||
Ryu Hong | Civil Rule Party | |||
Ryu Jin | Civil Rule Party | |||
Lee Jung-jae | Civil Rule Party | |||
Jo Jae-cheon | Democratic Party | |||
Kim Seong-yong | Democratic Party | |||
Ryu Chang-yeol | Democratic Party | |||
Jang Chi-hun | Democratic Party | |||
Choi Hui-song | Democratic Party | |||
Kim Do-yeon | Liberal Democratic Party | |||
So Seon-gyu | Liberal Democratic Party | |||
Son Chang-gyu | Liberal Democratic Party |
Changes in membership
Date | Constituency | Incumbent | Party | New member | Party | Notes | ||
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13 August 1965 | Proportional representation | Yun Po-sun | Populist (elected as Civil Rule) | Im Cha-ju | Populist (from Civil Rule list) | Incumbent resigned on 13 August 1965; replaced by the next member in the former Civil Rule list. | ||
Proportional representation | Kim Do-yeon | Populist (elected as Liberal Democratic) | Kim Jae-wi | Populist (from Liberal Democratic list) | Incumbent resigned on 13 August 1965; replaced by the next member in the former Liberal Democratic list. | |||
2 September 1965 | Proportional representation | Jeong Hae-yeong | Populist (elected as Civil Rule) | Lee U-tae | Populist (from Civil Rule list) | Incumbent resigned on 2 September 1965; replaced by the next member in the former Civil Rule list. | ||
13 September 1965 | Buan, North Jeolla Province | Lee Byeong-ok | Democratic Republican | Lee Byeong-ok | Democratic Republican | Incumbent's election invalidated on 2 September 1965; re-elected in the by-election. | ||
12 October 1965 | Proportional representation | Jo Jae-cheon | Populist (elected as Democratic) | Gye Gwang-sun | Populist (from Democratic list) | Incumbent resigned on 2 September 1965; replaced by the next member in the former Democratic list. | ||
9 November 1965 | Jung, Seoul | Jeong Il-hyeong | Populist (elected as Democratic) | Sin In-u | Populist | Incumbent resigned on 13 August 1965. New member by-elected. | ||
Seodaemun A, Seoul | Kim Jae-gwang | Populist (elected as Civil Rule) | Kim Sang-hyeon | Populist | Incumbent resigned on 13 August 1965. New member by-elected. | |||
Seodaemun B, Seoul | Yun Je-sul | Populist (elected as Civil Rule) | Hong Yeong-gi | Populist | Incumbent resigned on 13 August 1965. New member by-elected. | |||
Yongsan, Seoul | Seo Min-ho | Populist (elected as Liberal Democratic) | Kim Du-han | Korea Independence | Incumbent resigned on 13 August 1965. New member by-elected. | |||
Gwangju A, South Jeolla Province | Jeong Seong-tae | Populist (elected as Civil Rule) | Yu Su-hyeon | Righteous Citizens | Incumbent resigned on 13 August 1965. New member by-elected. | |||
4 November 1966 | Proportional representation | Kim Seong-yong | Independent (elected as Democratic) | Han Geun-jo | Populist (from Democratic list) | Incumbent resigned on 4 November 1966; replaced by the next member in the former Democratic list. | ||
30 December 1966 | Proportional representation | Han Geun-jo | Populist (from Democratic list) | Lee Tae-yong | Populist (from Democratic list) | Incumbent resigned on 30 December 1966; replaced by the next member in the former Democratic list. | ||
20 February 1967 | Yeongam–Gangjin, South Jeolla Province | Kim Jun-yeon | New Democratic (elected as Liberal Democratic) | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 20 February 1967. No by-election held. | |||
13 March 1967 | Jongno, Seoul | Jeon Jin-han | New Democratic (elected as Civil Rule) | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 13 March 1967. No by-election held. | |||
28 April 1967 | Jeongeup, North Jeolla Province | Na Yong-gyun | New Democratic (elected as Democratic) | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 28 April 1967. No by-election held. | |||
4 May 1967 | Yeongwol–Jeongseon, Gangwon Province | Eom Jeong-ju | Democratic Republican | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 4 May 1967. No by-election held. | |||
10 May 1967 | Jung, Seoul | Sin In-u | New Democratic (elected as Populist) | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 10 May 1967. No by-election held. | |||
Chungju–Jungwon, North Chungcheong Province | Lee Hui-seung | New Democratic (elected as Liberal Democratic) | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 10 May 1967. No by-election held. | ||||
Yeongdong, North Chungcheong Province | Lee Dong-jin | Democratic Republican | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 10 May 1967. No by-election held. | ||||
Masan, South Gyeongsang Province | Gang Seon-gyu | New Democratic (elected as Civil Rule) | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 10 May 1967. No by-election held. | ||||
Jinhae–Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province | Choi Su-yong | New Democratic (elected as Civil Rule) | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 10 May 1967. No by-election held. | ||||
11 May 1967 | Seongdong A, Seoul | Yu Seong-gwon | New Democratic (elected as Democratic) | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 11 May 1967. No by-election held. | |||
12 May 1967 | Dangjin, South Chungcheong Province | In Tae-sik | Democratic Republican | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 12 May 1967. No by-election held. | |||
Damyang–Jangseong, South Jeolla Province | Park Seung-gyu | Democratic Republican | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 12 May 1967. No by-election held. | ||||
13 May 1967 | Seodaemun B, Seoul | Hong Yeong-gi | New Democratic (elected as Populist) | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 13 May 1967. No by-election held. | |||
Daejeon, South Chungcheong Province | Jin Hyeong-ha | New Democratic (elected as Civil Rule) | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 13 May 1967. No by-election held. | ||||
Gunsan–Okgu, North Jeolla Province | Go Hyeong-gon | New Democratic (elected as Civil Rule) | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 13 May 1967. No by-election held. | ||||
Proportional representation | Ryu Jin | New Democratic (elected as Civil Rule) | Park Jung-han | New Democratic (from Civil Rule list) | Incumbent resigned on 13 May 1967; replaced by the next member in the former Civil Rule list. | |||
15 May 1967 | Hoeseong–Pyeongchang, Gangwon Province | Hwang Ho-hyeon | Democratic Republican | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent resigned on 15 May 1967. No by-election held. | |||
20 June 1967 | Proportional representation | Kim Jae-wi | New Democratic (from Liberal Democratic list) | Lee Won-hong | New Democratic (from Liberal Democratic list) | Incumbent resigned on 20 June 1967; replaced by the next member in the former Liberal Democratic list. | ||
26 June 1967 | Proportional representation | Im Cha-ju | New Democratic (from Civil Rule list) | U Gap-rin | New Democratic (from Civil Rule list) | Incumbent resigned on 26 June 1967; replaced by the next member in the former Civil Rule list. |
See also
- 1963 South Korean legislative election
- National Assembly (South Korea)#History
References
- ^ "Past Members". National Assembly. Retrieved 20 July 2022.
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