Jan. 25, 2010> (4) Except as provided for in the proviso of paragraph (3), a political party, candidate, election campaign manager, or chief of the election campaign liaison office may operate or have another person operate a motor vehicle or ship not exceeding the following numbers carrying marks issued by the competent election commission, to which campaign posters provided for in Article 64, the campaign bulletins provided for in Article 65 and the written campaign promises provided for in Article 66 are attached: <Amended on Apr. 1, 1995; Nov. 14, 1997; Feb. 16, 2000; Aug. 4, 2005; Jan. 3, 2007; Jan. 25, 2010> 1. A presidential election and an election of Mayors/Do Governors: Up to five motor vehicles or ships for each election campaign office and election campaign liaison office; 2. Election of the National Assembly member of local constituency and the election of the head of an autonomous Gu/Si/Gun: Up to five motor vehicles or ships for each candidate; 3. Election of the City/Do council member of local constituency: Up to two motor vehicles or ships for each candidate; 4. Election of the autonomous Gu/Si/Gun council members of local constituency: One motor vehicle or ship for each candidate. Article 92 (Prohibition of Election Campaign Using Motion Pictures) No one shall distribute, perform, play, show or run writings, entertainment, drama, motion picture or photograph for an election campaign during the election campaign period by means which are not prescribed in this Act. Article 93 (Prohibition of Unlawful Distribution or Posting of Documents and Pictures) (1) No one shall distribute, post, scatter, play, or run an advertisement, letter of greeting, poster, photograph, document, drawing, printed matter, recording tape, video tape, or the like which contains the contents supporting, recommending or opposing a political party (including the preparatory committee for formation of a political party, and the platform and policy of a political party; hereafter in this Article, the same shall apply) or candidate (including a person who intends to be a candidate; hereafter in this Article, the same shall apply) or showing the name of the political party or candidate with the intention of influencing the election, not in accordance with the provisions of this Act, from 180 days before the election day (when the reason for holding the election becomes final, in cases of a special election) to the election day: Provided, That the same shall not apply to any of the following acts: <Amended on Nov. 14, 1997; Apr. 30, 1998; Mar. 7, 2002; Mar. 12, 2004; Aug. 4, 2005; Jan. 25, 2010> 1. Where any candidate or any person falling under any of the subparagraphs of Article 60-3 (2) (including the chief of an election campaign liaison office, in cases falling under subparagraph 2, and, in such cases, "preliminary candidates" shall be deemed "candidates") personally hands out the name cards