Seoul mayor ranks first in politician likability...Ruling party member Ahn Cheol-soo ranks first in unlikability = South Korea

In a survey of the popularity of key figures in South Korea's ruling and opposition parties, Seoul Mayor Oh Sehun ranked first. In terms of unfavorability, Ahn Cheol-soo of the ruling party, People's Power, had a 69% unfavorability rating.
Next, former Democratic Party representatives Lee Jae-myung and Lee Nak-yeon of the opposition Democratic Party of Japan (Democratic Party of Japan) recorded 61%.
Korean public opinion research organization “Korea Gallup” surveyed 1,000 men and women over the age of 18 from the 12th to the 14th of this month.
As a result of the "Survey on the favorability of major political figures in the second week of September," the favorability ratings were as follows: Mayor Oh (35%), Justice Minister Han Dong-hoon (33%), and Hong Jun-pyo (33%). Hong Jun-pyo) Daegu (
The mayor of Daegu (30%) was in the top three. Opposition parties Kim Dong-young, governor of Gyeonggi-do (29%), and representative Lee Jae-myung (29%) remained in 4th or 5th place. One
This was followed by former Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Won Hee-ryong (25%), former representative Lee Na-kyung (23%), and ruling party lawmaker Ahn (20%).
Ruling party member Ahn (69%) had the highest unfavorability rating, followed by former representative Lee Jae-myung and former representative Lee Na-kyung with 61% each.
%, followed by Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Won (58%), Daegu Mayor Hong (55%), Justice Minister Han (50%), Mayor Oh Sehun (48%), and Gyeonggi Governor Kim (41%). Ta.