The members of the fifth National Assembly of South Korea were elected on 29 June 1960. The assembly sat from 29 July 1960 until 16 May 1961.[1]
House of Councillors[edit]
Councillors elected in the 1960 election[edit]
Members of the House of Councillors were grouped into two sets. Set 1 members were elected to a six-year term, while Set 2 members were elected to a three-year term.
| Province/city | Set | Member | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seoul | 1 | Baek Nak-jun | Independent | |
| Han Tong-suk | Democratic Party | |||
| Kim Dong-myeong | Democratic Party | |||
| 2 | Lee In | Independent | ||
| Go Hui-dong | Democratic Party | |||
| Jeon Yong-sun | Democratic Party | |||
| Gyeonggi Province | 1 | Yeo Un-hong | Independent | |
| Jeong Nak-pil | Democratic Party | |||
| Sin Ui-sik | Liberal Party | |||
| 2 | Kim Yong-seong | Democratic Party | ||
| Lee Gyo-seon | Independent | |||
| Ha Sang-hun | Democratic Party | |||
| Gangwon Province | 1 | Jeong Sun-eung | Democratic Party | |
| Kim Dae-sik | Independent | |||
| 2 | Kim Byeong-ro | Democratic Party | ||
| Kim Jin-gu | Democratic Party | |||
| North Chungcheong Province | 1 | Park Gi-un | Democratic Party | |
| Song Pil-man | Democratic Party | |||
| 2 | Park Chan-hui | Democratic Party | ||
| O Beom-su | Liberal Party | |||
| South Chungcheong Province | 1 | Lee Beom-seok | Independent | |
| Sim Jong-seok | Democratic Party | |||
| Lee Beom-seung | Democratic Party | |||
| 2 | Lee Hun-gu | Socialist Mass Party | ||
| Jeong Geung-mo | Independent | |||
| Han Gwang-seok | Liberal Party | |||
| North Jeolla Province | 1 | So Seon-gyu | Democratic Party | |
| Gang Taek-su | Democratic Party | |||
| Song Bang-yong | Independent | |||
| 2 | Yang Chun-geun | Independent | ||
| Eom Byeong-hak | Democratic Party | |||
| Eom Min-yeong | Democratic Party | |||
| South Jeolla Province | 1 | Hwang Seong-su | Liberal Party | |
| Jo Guk-hyeon | Democratic Party | |||
| Kim Nam-jung | Independent | |||
| Lee Nam-gyu | Democratic Party | |||
| 2 | Park Cheol-ung | Independent | ||
| Jeong Mun-gap | Independent | |||
| Choi Sang-chae | Democratic Party | |||
| Yang Hoe-yeong | Democratic Party | |||
| North Gyeongsang Province | 1 | Baek Nam-eok | Democratic Party | |
| Lee Hyo-sang | Independent | |||
| Song Gwan-su | Independent | |||
| Choi Hui-song | Democratic Party | |||
| 2 | Lee Won-man | Democratic Party | ||
| Gwon Dong-cheol | Independent | |||
| Kim Jang-seop | Independent | |||
| Choi Dal-hui | Korea Socialist Party | |||
| South Gyeongsang Province | 1 | An Ho-sang | Independent | |
| O Wi-yeong | Democratic Party | |||
| Kim Yong-ju | Democratic Party | |||
| Seol Chang-su | Democratic Party | |||
| 2 | Yun Chi-hyeong | Democratic Party | ||
| Kim Hyeong-du | Independent | |||
| Jeong Sang-gu | General Federation of Innovation Associations | |||
| Kim Dal-beom | Independent | |||
| Jeju Province | 1 | Gang Jae-ryang | Democratic Party | |
| 2 | Gang Gyeong-ok | Independent | ||
Changes in the House of Councillors membership[edit]
| Date | Province/city | Incumbent | Party | New member | Party | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 March 1961 | South Chungcheong Province (Set 2) | Han Gwang-seok | Liberal | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent removed on 8 March 1961. | ||
| South Jeolla Province (Set 1) | Hwang Seong-su | Liberal | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent removed on 8 March 1961. | |||
| South Jeolla Province (Set 2) | Park Cheol-ung | Independent | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent removed on 8 March 1961. | |||
| North Gyeongsang Province (Set 1) | Song Gwan-su | Independent | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent removed on 8 March 1961. | |||
| North Gyeongsang Province (Set 2) | Kim Jang-seop | Independent | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent removed on 8 March 1961. | |||
| 25 April 1961 | North Chungcheong Province (Set 2) | O Beom-su | Liberal | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent removed on 25 April 1961. | ||
| Jeju Province (Set 2) | Gang Gyeong-ok | Independent | Seat remained vacant | Incumbent removed on 25 April 1961. | |||
House of Representatives[edit]
Representatives elected in the 1960 election[edit]
| Province/city | Constituency | Member | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seoul | Jongno A | Yun Po-sun | Democratic Party | |
| Jongno B | Han Geun-jo | Democratic Party | ||
| Jung A | Ju Yo-han | Democratic Party | ||
| Jung B | Jeong Il-hyeong | Democratic Party | ||
| Dongdaemun A | Min Gwan-sik | Democratic Party | ||
| Dongdaemun B | Lee Yeong-jun | Democratic Party | ||
| Seongdong A | Yu Seong-gwon | Democratic Party | ||
| Seongdong B | Hong Yong-jun | Democratic Party | ||
| Seongbuk | Seo Beom-seok | Democratic Party | ||
| Seodaemun A | Kim Do-yeon | Democratic Party | ||
| Seodaemun B | Kim San | Democratic Party | ||
| Mapo | Kim Sang-don | Democratic Party | ||
| Yongsan A | Chang Myon | Democratic Party | ||
| Yongsan B | Kim Won-man | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeongdeungpo A | Yun Myeong-un | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeongdeungpo B | Kim Seok-won | Independent | ||
| Gyeonggi Province | Incheon A | Kim Jae-gon | Democratic Party | |
| Incheon B | Kwak Sang-hoon | Democratic Party | ||
| Incheon C | Kim Hun | Democratic Party | ||
| Suwon | Hong Gil-seon | Democratic Party | ||
| Goyang | Ryu Gwang-ryeol | Independent | ||
| Gwangju | Sin Ha-gyun | Independent | ||
| Yangju A | Gang Yeong-hun | Democratic Party | ||
| Yangju B | Gang Seung-gu | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeoncheon | Heo Hyeok | Democratic Party | ||
| Pocheon | Kim Yong-gu | Democratic Party | ||
| Gapyeong | Hong Ik-pyo | Democratic Party | ||
| Yangpyeong | Cheon Se-gi | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeoju | Park Ju-un | Democratic Party | ||
| Icheon | Choi Ha-yeong | Independent | ||
| Yongin | Kim Yun-sik | Democratic Party | ||
| Anseong | Kim Gap-su | Independent | ||
| Pyeongtaek | Lee Byeong-heon | Democratic Party | ||
| Hwaseong A | Park Sang-muk | Independent | ||
| Hwaseong B | Seo Tae-won | Independent | ||
| Siheung | Lee Jae-hyeong | Independent | ||
| Bucheon | Park Je-hwan | Independent | ||
| Gimpo | Jeong Jun | Independent | ||
| Ganghwa | Yun Jae-geun | Independent | ||
| Paju | Hwang In-won | Democratic Party | ||
| Ongjin | Son Chi-ho | Independent | ||
| Gangwon Province | Chuncheon | Gye Gwang-sun | Democratic Party | |
| Wonju | Park Chung-mo | Democratic Party | ||
| Gangneung | Kim Myeong-yun | Democratic Party | ||
| Chunseong | Lee Chan-u | Independent | ||
| Hongcheon | Lee Jae-hak | Independent | ||
| Hoeseong | Yang Deok-in | Democratic Party | ||
| Wonseong | Yun Gil-jung | Socialist Mass Party | ||
| Yeongwol | Tae Wan-seon | Democratic Party | ||
| Pyeongchang | Jang Chun-geun | Independent | ||
| Jeongseon | Sin In-u | Democratic Party | ||
| Cheolwon | Hwang Hak-seong | Independent | ||
| Gimhwa | Kim Yong-hae | Independent | ||
| Hwacheon | Kim Jun-seop | Democratic Party | ||
| Yanggu | Kim Jae-sun | Democratic Party | ||
| Inje | Jeon Hyeong-san | Liberal Party | ||
| Goseong | Kim Eung-jo | Independent | ||
| Yangyang | Ham Jong-bin | Democratic Party | ||
| Myeongju | Choi Jun-gil | Independent | ||
| Samcheok | Choi Gyeong-sik | Democratic Party | ||
| Uljin | Kim Gwang-jun | Democratic Party | ||
| North Chungcheong Province | Cheongju | Lee Min-u | Democratic Party | |
| Chungju | Kim Gi-cheol | Democratic Party | ||
| Cheongwon A | Shin Jong-ho | Democratic Party | ||
| Cheongwon B | Kim Chang-su | Democratic Party | ||
| Boeun | Park Gi-jong | Democratic Party | ||
| Okcheon | Shin Gak-hyu | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeongdong | Min Jang-sik | Democratic Party | ||
| Jincheon | Lee Chung-hwan | Democratic Party | ||
| Gwisan | An Dong-jun | Independent | ||
| Eumseong | Lee Jeong-seok | Independent | ||
| Chungwon | Jeong Sang-hui | Independent | ||
| Jecheon | Lee Tae-yong | Democratic Party | ||
| Danyang | Jo Jong-ho | Constitutional Association | ||
| South Chungcheong Province | Daejeon A | Yu Jin-yeong | Democratic Party | |
| Daejeon B | Jin Hyeong-ha | Democratic Party | ||
| Daedeok | Park Byeong-bae | Independent | ||
| Yeongi | Seong Tae-gyeong | Democratic Party | ||
| Gongju A | Park Chung-sik | Independent | ||
| Gongju B | Kim Hak-jun | Democratic Party | ||
| Nonsan A | Kim Cheon-su | Democratic Party | ||
| Nonsan B | Yun Dam | Democratic Party | ||
| Buyeo A | Lee Seok-gi | Democratic Party | ||
| Buyeo B | Lee Jong-sun | Democratic Party | ||
| Seocheon | U Hui-chang | Democratic Party | ||
| Boryeong | Kim Yeong-seon | Democratic Party | ||
| Cheongyang | Lee Sang-cheol | Democratic Party | ||
| Hongseong | Kim Yeong-hwan | Independent | ||
| Yesan | Seong Won-gyeong | Democratic Party | ||
| Seosan A | Jang Gyeong-sun | Independent | ||
| Seosan B | An Man-bok | Democratic Party | ||
| Dangjin A | Lee Gyu-yeong | Democratic Party | ||
| Dangjin B | Park Jun-seon | Democratic Party | ||
| Asan | Seong Gi-seon | Democratic Party | ||
| Cheonan A | Hong Chun-sik | Democratic Party | ||
| Cheonan B | Lee Sang-don | Democratic Party | ||
| North Jeolla Province | Jeonju A | Yu Cheong | Democratic Party | |
| Jeonju B | Yi Cheol-seung | Democratic Party | ||
| Gunsan | Kim Pan-sul | Democratic Party | ||
| Iri | Lee Chun-gi | Democratic Party | ||
| Wanju A | Lee Jeong-won | Democratic Party | ||
| Wanju B | Bae Seong-gi | Democratic Party | ||
| Jinan | Jeon Hyu-sang | Independent | ||
| Geumsan | Yu Chin-san | Democratic Party | ||
| Muju | Shin Hyeon-don | Democratic Party | ||
| Jangsu | Song Yeong-seon | Independent | ||
| Imsil | Han Sang-jun | Independent | ||
| Namwon A | Park Hwan-saeng | Socialist Mass Party | ||
| Namwon B | Yun Jeong-gu | Democratic Party | ||
| Sunchang | Hong Yeong-gi | Democratic Party | ||
| Jeongeup A | Na Yong-gyun | Democratic Party | ||
| Jeongeup B | Song Neung-un | Independent | ||
| Gochang A | Ryu Jin | Democratic Party | ||
| Gochang B | Kim Sang-heum | Independent | ||
| Buan | Song Eul-sang | Democratic Party | ||
| Gimje A | Jo Han-baek | Democratic Party | ||
| Gimje B | Yun Je-sul | Democratic Party | ||
| Okgu | Yang Il-dong | Democratic Party | ||
| Iksan A | Jo Gyu-wan | Democratic Party | ||
| Iksan B | Yun Taek-jung | Democratic Party | ||
| South Jeolla Province | Gwangju A | Jeong Seong-tae | Democratic Party | |
| Gwangju B | Kim Yong-hwan | Democratic Party | ||
| Gwangju C | Lee Pil-seon | Democratic Party | ||
| Mokpo | Kim Mun-ok | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeosu | Jeong Jae-wan | Democratic Party | ||
| Suncheon | Yun Hyeong-nam | Democratic Party | ||
| Gwangsan | Ko Mong-u | Democratic Party | ||
| Damyang | Kim Dong-ho | Democratic Party | ||
| Gokseong | Yun Chu-seop | Democratic Party | ||
| Gurye | Ko Gi-bong | Democratic Party | ||
| Gwangyang | Kim Seok-ju | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeocheon | Kim U-pyeong | Democratic Party | ||
| Seungju | Jo Yeon-ha | Democratic Party | ||
| Goheung A | Park Hyeong-geun | Democratic Party | ||
| Goheung B | Seo Min-ho | Independent | ||
| Boseong | Lee Jeong-rae | Democratic Party | ||
| Hwasun | Park Min-gi | Democratic Party | ||
| Jangheung | Ko Yeong-wan | Democratic Party | ||
| Gangjin | Yang Byeong-il | Democratic Party | ||
| Haenam A | Hong Gwang-pyo | Independent | ||
| Haenam B | Kim Chae-yong | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeongam | Kim Jun-yeon | Unification Party | ||
| Muan A | Kim Ok-hyeong | Democratic Party | ||
| Muan B | Yu Ok-u | Democratic Party | ||
| Muan C | Ju Do-yun | Democratic Party | ||
| Naju A | Jeong Mun-chae | Democratic Party | ||
| Naju B | Lee Gyeong | Democratic Party | ||
| Hampyeong | Kim Ui-taek | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeonggwang | Jo Yeong-gyu | Democratic Party | ||
| Jangseong | Kim Byeong-su | Democratic Party | ||
| Wando | Kim Seon-tae | Democratic Party | ||
| Jindo | Park Hui-su | Democratic Party | ||
| North Gyeongsang Province | Daegu A | Seo Dong-jin | Democratic Party | |
| Daegu B | Seo Sang-il | Socialist Mass Party | ||
| Daegu C | Lim Mun-seok | Democratic Party | ||
| Daegu D | Jo Jae-cheon | Democratic Party | ||
| Daegu E | Jo Il-hwan | Democratic Party | ||
| Daegu F | Jang Yeong-mo | Democratic Party | ||
| Pohang | Lee Sang-myeon | Democratic Party | ||
| Gimcheon | Kim Se-yeong | Independent | ||
| Gyeongju | O Jeong-guk | Democratic Party | ||
| Dalseong | Park Jun-gyu | Democratic Party | ||
| Gunwi | Mun Myeong-ho | Democratic Party | ||
| Uiseong A | O Sang-sik | Democratic Party | ||
| Uiseong B | U Hong-gu | Democratic Party | ||
| Andong A | Kim Si-hyeon | Independent | ||
| Andong B | Park Hae-chung | Democratic Party | ||
| Cheongsong | Shim Gil-seop | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeongyang | Park Jong-gil | Independent | ||
| Yeongdeok | Kim Yeong-su | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeongil A | Choi Tae-neung | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeongil B | Choi Hae-yong | Democratic Party | ||
| Wolseong A | Kim Jong-hae | Independent | ||
| Wolseong B | Hwang Han-su | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeongcheon A | Jo Heon-su | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeongcheon B | Kwon Jung-don | Democratic Party | ||
| Gyeongsan | Park Hae-jeong | Democratic Party | ||
| Cheongdo | Kim Jun-tae | Democratic Party | ||
| Goryeong | Kwak Tae-jin | Democratic Party | ||
| Seongju | Ju Byeong-hwan | Democratic Party | ||
| Chilgok | Chang Taek-sang | Independent | ||
| Geumneung | U Don-gyu | Independent | ||
| Seonsan | Shin Ju-won | Independent | ||
| Sangju A | Hong Jeong-pyo | Democratic Party | ||
| Sangju B | Kim Gi-yeong | Independent | ||
| Mungyeong | Lee Byeong-ha | Democratic Party | ||
| Yecheon | Hyeon Seok-ho | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeongju | Hwang Ho-yeong | Democratic Party | ||
| Bonghwa | Choi Yeong-du | Independent | ||
| Ulleung | Jeon Seok-bong | Independent | ||
| South Gyeongsang Province | Jung, Busan | Kim Eung-ju | Democratic Party | |
| Seo A, Busan | Kim Yong-sam | Democratic Party | ||
| Seo B, Busan | Kim Dong-uk | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeongdo A, Busan | Choi Seong-uk | Democratic Party | ||
| Yeongdo B, Busan | Lee Man-u | Democratic Party | ||
| Dong A, Busan | Park Sun-cheon | Democratic Party | ||
| Dong B, Busan | Lee Jong-rin | Democratic Party | ||
| Busanjin A, Busan | Lee Jong-nam | Democratic Party | ||
| Busanjin B, Busan | Park Chan-hyeon | Democratic Party | ||
| Dongnae, Busan | Kim Myeong-su | Democratic Party | ||
| Masan | Jeong Nam-gyu | Democratic Party | ||
| Jinju | Kim Yong-jin | Democratic Party | ||
| Chungmu | Choi Cheon | Democratic Party | ||
| Jinhae | Kim Byeong-jin | Democratic Party | ||
| Samcheonpo | Lee Jae-hyeon | Independent | ||
| Jinyang | Hwang Nam-pal | Democratic Party | ||
| Uiryeong | Kang Bong-yong | Democratic Party | ||
| Haman | Han Jong-geon | Democratic Party | ||
| Changnyeong | Park Gi-jeong | Democratic Party | ||
| Milyang A | Baek Nam-hun | Democratic Party | ||
| Milyang B | Park Gwon-hui | Socialist Mass Party | ||
| Yangsan | Lim Gi-tae | Independent | ||
| Ulsan A | Choi Yeong-geun | Democratic Party | ||
| Ulsan B | Jeong Hae-yeong | Independent | ||
| Dongnae | Jo Il-jae | Democratic Party | ||
| Gimhae A | Choi Won-ho | Democratic Party | ||
| Gimhae B | Seo Jeong-won | Independent | ||
| Cheongwon A | Lee Yang-ho | Democratic Party | ||
| Cheongwon B | Kim Bong-jae | Independent | ||
| Tongyeong | Seo Jeong-gwi | Democratic Party | ||
| Geoje | Yun Byeong-han | Democratic Party | ||
| Goseong | Choi Seok-rim | Liberal Party | ||
| Sacheon | Jeong Heon-ju | Democratic Party | ||
| Namhae | Choi Chi-hwan | Independent | ||
| Hadong | Yun Jong-su | Independent | ||
| Sancheong | Jo Myeong-hwan | Democratic Party | ||
| Hamyang | Jeong Jun-hyeon | Democratic Party | ||
| Geochang | Sin Jung-ha | Democratic Party | ||
| Hapcheon A | Lee Sang-sin | Independent | ||
| Hapcheon B | Jeong Gil-yeong | Democratic Party | ||
| Jeju Province | Jeju | Go Dam-ryong | Democratic Party | |
| Bukjeju | Hong Mun-jung | Independent | ||
| Namjeju | Kim Seong-suk | Korea Socialist Party | ||
Changes in the House of Representatives membership[edit]
| Date | Constituency | Incumbent | Party | New member | Party | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 October 1960 | Jongno A, Seoul | Yun Po-sun | Democratic | Jeon Jin-han | Independent | Incumbent resigned on 12 August 1960 upon election as President of South Korea. New member by-elected. | ||
| Yangju A, Gyeonggi Province | Gang Yeong-hun | Democratic | Jo Yun-hyeong | Democratic | Incumbent died on 15 August 1960. New member by-elected. | |||
| 30 December 1960 | Ongjin, Gyeonggi Province | Son Chi-ho | Independent | Jang Ik-hyeon | Independent | Incumbent's election invalidated on 13 December 1960. New member by-elected. | ||
| 10 February 1961 | Mapo, Seoul | Kim Sang-don | Democratic | Sin Sang-cho | Democratic | Incumbent resigned on 3 December 1960. New member by-elected. | ||
| Gimpo, Gyeonggi Province | Jeong Jun | Independent | Heo Gil | Democratic | Incumbent resigned on 5 December 1960. New member by-elected. | |||
| 24 April 1961 | Icheon, Gyeonggi Province | Choi Ha-yeong | Independent | Baek Du-jin | Independent | Incumbent removed on 21 February 1961. New member by-elected. | ||
| Hongcheon, Gangwon Province | Lee Jae-hak | Independent | Lee Gyo-seon | Independent | Incumbent removed on 21 February 1961. New member by-elected. | |||
| Gongju A, South Chungcheong Province | Park Chung-sik | Independent | Eom Dae-seop | Democratic | Incumbent's election invalidated on 4 April 1961. New member elected. | |||
| Goseong, South Gyeongsang Province | Choi Seok-rim | Liberal | Kim Gi-yong | Independent | Incumbent's election invalidated on 4 April 1961. New member elected. | |||
| 13 May 1961 | Inje, Gangwon Province | Jeon Hyeong-san | Liberal | Kim Dae-jung | Democratic | Incumbent removed on 8 March 1961. New member by-elected. | ||
| Gwisan, North Chungcheong Province | An Dong-jun | Independent | Kim Sa-man | Democratic | Incumbent removed on 8 March 1961. New member by-elected. | |||
| Eumseong, North Chungcheong Province | Lee Jeong-seok | Independent | Jeong In-so | Independent | Incumbent removed on 8 March 1961. New member by-elected. | |||
| Jeongeup B, North Jeolla Province | Song Neung-un | Independent | Kim Seong-hwan | Independent | Incumbent removed on 8 March 1961. New member by-elected. | |||
| Namhae, South Gyeongsang Province | Choi Chi-hwan | Independent | Kim Jong-gil | Democratic | Incumbent removed on 8 March 1961. New member by-elected. | |||
See also[edit]
- 1960 South Korean parliamentary election
- National Assembly (South Korea)#History
- House of Councillors (South Korea)
- House of Representatives (South Korea)
References[edit]
- ^ "Past Members". National Assembly. Retrieved 20 July 2022.
