Ko Min-jung

Ko Min-jung (Korean: 고민정; born August 23, 1979) is a former KBS announcer previously served as the presidential spokesperson at the Blue House under President Moon Jae-in and currently serving as a National Assembly member from Seoul.In 2004 she passed the exam and joined Announcers' Bureau of Programming Department of KBS.[1] After resigning from the well-paid job at a national broadcaster in 2017, she worked with Moon as his spokesperson during his campaign for Democratic Party primary and 2017 presidential elections.In the 2020 general election, Ko defeated the former Seoul mayor and a potential presidential candidate for the opposition party, Oh Se-hoon.[1] She is married to Cho Ki-young, a poet whom she met at Kyunghee University campus.
Presidential SpokespersonMoon Jae-inVice Presidential SpokespersonNational AssemblyIncumbentChoo Mi-aeGwangjin BDemocraticAlma materKyung Hee UniversityQingdao UniversityKorean nameKoreanBlue HouseDemocratic Party2017 presidential electionsSeoul mayorOh Se-hoonPark Young-sun2021 South Korean by-elections