local-election-candidate-search

To retrieve local election candidate profiles, search the NEC integrated candidate database using an exact candidate name with optional election type and region filters. The Skill parses server-rendered HTML from the public NEC POST workflow and returns structured JSON fields.

Yes, you can disambiguate homonyms in NEC candidate search results by narrowing the search with specific election type, election date, year, and region filters to isolate the correct individual's profile.

The public records search returns structured candidate fields parsed from HTML, including party affiliation, vote count, occupation, education, and career history, along with election type and region details.

No, the NEC candidate lookup does not require authentication. It utilizes an unauthenticated public POST workflow to info.nec.go.kr to fetch and parse server-rendered HTML into structured JSON data.

Yes, while the Skill defaults to local government elections like city mayors and council members, you can use an opt-in feature to expand the candidate set and include non-local races in the search results.

The best way to limit candidates returned from an election search is by specifying strict filters like exact candidate name, local election type, and region, and by setting a maximum number of results in your request.