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The Computers Rule is Not OK

A new political reality is unfolding in South Korea under the current President Lee Jae-Myung. He is displaying a specific kind of arrogance — having assumed office under the dark cloud of electoral fraud allegations, he is moving to expand the very mechanism of that suspected fraud. If it leads to the likely result, it will be the latest example of digital manipulation of election results on a national scale.

During his visit to South Africa on Nov. 23, 2025 Lee addressed a bill to introduce electronic voting for overseas citizens. He framed this as a modernization effort for convenience. But for South Koreans who have watched their democracy erode under the shadow of alleged statistical anomalies, this is not modernization. Rather, it is gaslighting on a national scale. (RELATED: Can America Count On South Korea To Help With Taiwan? Maybe Not)

This maneuver will feel eerily familiar to international observers. In the 2020........

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