South Koreans vote in snap presidential election after months of chaos

Open this photo in gallery: A voter casts his ballot in Seoul Tuesday.Kim Hong-Ji/Reuters Millions of South Koreans cast their votes Tuesday in a snap election to replace impeached president Yoon Suk Yeol, who was removed from office following a botched declaration of martial law in December. Lawmakers voted to suspend Mr. Yoon weeks after his attempted military takeover, passing the final decision to South Korea's Constitutional Court and leaving the country in political limbo as judges took longer than expected to issue a verdict. After months of protests demanding Mr. Yoon's removal, and growing chaos as an interim government…