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2024 The party gained three seats in the legislative election.
2024
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Donald Trump wins the United States presidential election, sparking a resurgence of dirtbag left-style humor through a new trend called 'Dark Woke' that uses vulgar comedy to critique MAGA politics.
June 15 2024 Kim Jae-yeon returns as party leader
June 14 2024 Yoon Hee-suk's leadership ends
April 2024 The Progressive Party participates in another round of by-elections in April 2024, continuing its political engagement.
October 2023 The Progressive Party continues its electoral activities with by-elections in October 2023.
April 2023 Yoon Hee-suk leads the Progressive Party in the April by-elections, marking a significant electoral participation for the party.
April 5 2023 Kang Sung-hee was elected in the Jeonju B district by-election, returning the Progressive Party to parliamentary status after winning a seat in a six-way contest.
August 1 2022 Yoon Hee-suk becomes the party leader
July 31 2022 Kim Jae-yeon's first term as party leader concludes
March 2021 The Progressive Party, alongside human rights groups, criticized the Moon Jae-in government's COVID-19 quarantine policy as discriminatory against foreign workers.
2020
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Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign failed, which led to a shift in the Chapo Trap House podcast towards politics and entertainment.
2020
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Bernie Sanders runs for president again, continuing to be a focal point for the dirtbag left's political engagement and activism.
June 20 2020 Lee Sang-kyu's leadership ends and Kim Jae-yeon becomes the party leader
June 6 2020 The party officially changed its name from the Minjung Party to the Progressive Party.
2019 The Progressive Party issued a joint statement with the Korean Social Democratic Party opposing Japanese imperialism.
August 2019 The party supported nationwide protests against Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and participated in a boycott of Japanese products.
2018 The Progressive Party contacted American politicians Jesse Jackson and Bernie Sanders to seek support for declaring an end to the Korean War.
2018 Kim Jong-hoon leads the Progressive Party in local elections, representing the party's leadership and electoral participation.
2018
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The Boston chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America issued a statement highlighting ongoing sexism within the organization.
August 26 2018 Lee Sang-kyu becomes the leader of the Progressive Party
August 25 2018 Kim Jong-hoon and Kim Chang-han's co-leadership ends
July 2018 Party members met with North Korean Social Democratic Party members in China, without authorization from the Ministry of Unification, risking potential penalties under the National Security Act.
December 22 2017 Representative Yoon Jong-oe was convicted by the supreme court of breaking campaign laws and removed from office.
October 15 2017 Kim Jong-hoon and Kim Chang-han begin co-serving as leaders of the Progressive Party
October 15 2017 The Progressive Party (initially called the Minjung Party) was formed through a merger of the New People's Party and People's United Party, continuing the legacy of the dissolved Unified Progressive Party.
2016
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Bernie Sanders launches a presidential campaign, which becomes a significant mobilizing event for the dirtbag left political movement.
2016
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Chapo Trap House podcast emerges during the Democratic Party presidential primaries, introducing a socialist perspective that critically analyzes both Republican and Democratic parties with comedy and irony.

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