Internal divisions within South Korea’s People Power Party have intensified pressure on leader Jang Dong-hyeok ahead of the June 3 local elections, driving trader consensus toward a 67 percent probability that he will leave the post by June 30. Persistent factional tensions, low party approval ratings, and candidate frustration have produced public calls for his resignation since late April, including demands from figures such as Busan mayoral hopeful Joo Gwang-deok. Separate campaign trails by senior leaders and editorial criticism of his Washington visit have further eroded unity. Although Jang has rejected these demands and pledged to accept post-election judgment, weak polling and the prospect of a no-confidence vote or leadership contest immediately after June 3 have elevated the likelihood of an early exit.