1962 North Korean parliamentary election

Parliamentary elections were held in North Korea on 8 October 1962 to elect the members of the 3rd Supreme People's Assembly. Only one candidate was presented in each constituency, all of which were selected by the Workers' Party of Korea, although some ran under the banner of other parties or state organisations to give the illusion of democracy. Voter turnout was reported to be 100%, with all reportedly voting in favour of the candidates presented.

Symbolic significance of the leader's seat

The Kangson constituency, where Kim Il Sung applied to be a candidate of, was the area that started the Chollima movement and thus had symbolic weight in North Korean political discourse.

Results

Elected members

The following were elected as members of parliament:

Kim Il Sung

Choe Yong-gon

Kim Il

Hong Myong-hui

Pak Kum-chol

Kim Chang-man

Kim Kwang-hyop

Jong Il-ryong

Nam Il

Yi Chong-ok

Pak Chong-ae

Yi Chu-yon

Kim Ik-son

Ha Ang-chon

Han Sang-du

Chong Chun-taek

Hyon Mu-gwang

Kang Hui-won

Ho Pong-hak

Yom Kyong-jae

Sin Chung-sun

Choe Chang-sok

Choe Un-hak

Yi Song-un

Pak Se-chang

Pak Kyong-suk

Kang Yang-uk

Kim Pyong-sik

Song Tok-hun

Yi Chong-suk

Tae Pyong-yol

Yi Chang-do

Yi Ung-won

Yi Chae-bok

Yun Pyong-gwon

Paek Ui-myong

Kim Won-bin

Chon Kyong-hwa

Kim Su-bok

Choe Sang-hwa

Ko Hyok

Kim Tae-hyon

Hwang Sun-hui

Choe Kwang

Kim Chang-bong

Kim Chong-hang

Kwon Yong-tae

Kim Ung-sang

Chon Chang-chol

Pak Kum-ok

Kim Tong-gyu

O Tong-uk

Kim Song-yul

Yang Chong-tae

Pak Song-guk

Han Tong-baek

Pak Sin-dok

To Yu-ho

Song Yong

Kim Won-jom

Hwang Chae-son

Chi Chang-gon

O Rye-son

Kang Wi-jun

Choe Hyon

Kim Sang-hwan

Kim Won-jon

Ko Chong-ik

Mun Chong-suk

Yim Yun-sik

Kim Kum-san

Chong Pyong-gap

Yu Ki-ik

O Tae-bong

Yi Man-gyu

Ko Chun-taek

Yom Tae-jun

Pak Kwang-son

No Ik-myong

Hwang Chung-op

Pak Yong-guk

Kim Chang-jun

Choe Chang-do

An Chae-sung

Kim Man-gum

Yi Yong-ho

Kim Pyong-su

Kang Chun-guk

Pak Yong-sun

Choe Chun-sop

Han Chan-ok

Kim Nak-hui

Kim Hyon-su

Kim Yong-ju

Cho Myong-hwa

Son Won-dong

Yi Chong-sam

Yi Chang-bok

An Suk-yong

Yi Min-su

Cho Ung-sop

Chong Tu-hwan

Chin Pyong-mu

Kim Kwan-sop

Yi Tae-u

Pak Song-chol

Kang Chung-yon

Choe Tae-son

Pak Tong-gwan

Chi Myong-gwan

Choe Ki-won

Yi Il-gyong

Yi Tok-hyon

Hyon Chang-yong

Kim Sok-yong

Paek Son-il

O Paek-yong

Kim Tuk-nan

Yi Tan

Kim Chun-song

Sok San

Yi Chun-yong

Ko Kim-sun

Kim Yang-yul

Kim Sok-hyong

Han Tae-yong

Han Ik-su

Chong Chi-hwan

Kye Ung-sang

Yi Chan-son

Kim Yong-ho

So Chol

Yi Won-jun

Yim Pong-on

No Yong-se

Kim Tok-bok

Ko In-gol

Kim Sung-won

Yim Kye-chol

Yu Myong-ho

Kim Myong-gyong

Kim Tae-ryon

Sok Chil-bo

Kim Pong-son

Kim Song-chol

Kang U-sik

Kang Chung-han

Kang Ho-sin

Hwang Won-taek

Han Yong-ok

Yim Yong-gyun

Chang Myong-jun

Kim Yong-uk

Won Hong-gu

Kim Mu-hoe

Kim Chae-un

Kim Chon-hwang

Yu Rak-chong

Choe Chang-gol

Yang Taek-kon

Nam Son-ok

So Ul-hyon

Kim Sok-man

Kang Un-song

Yu Kon-yang

Yi Yong-son

Yon Pok-kil

Cho Tong-sop

Kim Chung-nin

Kim Won-chong

Kim Tong-sik

Song Chang-nyom

Kim Pyong-mo

Kim Tal-chun

Han Sung-un

Yu Yong-sop

Chang Kyong-sun

Kim Wa-ryong

O Kyong-ae

Kim Ok-chun

Han Sang-sun

Kim Won-sol

Kim Won-sam

Yim Chin-gyu

Paek Song-hak

Kim Pyong-sun

Chong Tong-chol

Choe Song-nak

Kim Won-hyong

Chang Chong-taek

Han Su-hyon

Pak Chong-yol