South Koreans head to the polls to choose a new president today amid concerns about the economy, corruption and their relationship with North Korea.
The hasty election comes after Park Geun-hye, the country's first female president, was impeached in a corruption scandal that allegedly connected her to business giants Samsung and the Lotte Group.
Many voters say they're angry at Park -- once known as the "people's princess" -- and are ready for transparency.
"The electorate wants to punish the whole party for the misrule of the Park era," said John Delury, a professor at Yonsei University.
The Democratic Party's Moon Jae-in, who ran against Park and lost in 2012, is seen as a "clean" candidate and has led most polls ahead of the vote.
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