(2) The written campaign promises shall state the campaign promises, the goals, priority order, execution procedures, term of execution and plan for raising fund for each project as a promotion plan therefor, however, shall not state the matters concerning other political parties or candidates. In such cases, the photograph, academic background, and career of the candidate and other matters necessary for publicity in addition to the name and mark of the candidate, his or her campaign promises and the matters concerning the promotion plan therefor may be inserted in not more than one sheet, out of the sheets under paragraph (3). <Amended on Feb. 29, 2008; Jan. 17, 2012> (3) The written campaign promises shall be stated on 32 sheets or less for presidential elections, on 16 sheets or less for elections of Mayors/Do Governors, and on 12 sheets or less for elections of the heads of autonomous Gus/Sis/Guns. <Amended on Feb. 29, 2008> (4) The number of written campaign promises shall not exceed 10/100 of the number of households in the relevant constituency. <Amended on Feb. 29, 2008> (5) Any candidate, his or her family members, election manager, head of election liaison office, election workers, chief accountant and assistants accompanying a candidate may distribute the written campaign promises: Provided, That as for the methods of distributing written campaign promises by mailing (excluding election campaign promises in braille), door-to-door visit or scattering (including a method of keeping in a specific place), they are prohibited. <Amended on Feb. 29, 2008; Jan. 25, 2010> (6) When a candidate intends to distribute written campaign promises, he or she shall report the quantity of the written campaign promises, expenses incurred in printing the written campaign promises and ways to distribute them, etc. to the competent constituency election commission with two copies of the written campaign promises, and submit two copies of the written campaign promises respectively to the Gu/Si/Gun election commission having the jurisdiction over the area in which they are distributed by no later than the time they are distributed. <Amended on Feb. 29, 2008> (7) The competent constituency election commission may open to the public written campaign promises by posting them on the website of the election commission, etc. so that constituents may obtain knowledge thereof, and may post the written campaign promises of the elected candidate on the website of the election commission or on the website designated by the National Election Commission after the elected candidate is decided. In such cases, the competent constituency election commission may require each of the candidates to submit the copy of his or her electronic data or to submit a summary of such electronic data. <Amended on Feb. 29, 2008> (8) The provisions of Articles 64 (3) and (8) and 65 (4) (excluding the proviso) shall apply mutatis mutandis to the written campaign promises. In such cases, "campaign posters" or "booklet-type election campaign bulletins" shall be deemed "campaign promises", "preparation, keeping and submission" shall be deemed "preparation" and "election campaign bulletins in braille" shall be deemed "election campaign promises in braille", respectively, and campaign promises in braille shall be deemed same kind as the written campaign promises. <Amended on Jan. 25, 2010; Aug. 13, 2015>