The approval ratings of the ruling and opposition parties fell at the same time as President Yun Seok-Yeol...why? = Korea

The party support ratings for the People's Power (ruling party) and the Democratic Party (opposition party) simultaneously declined slightly, and the week ended without any 'reflective gains' for each other.
According to Gallup Korea on the 15th, the party approval rating for People's Power in September 2 weeks was 33%,
The main party was counted at 32%. This is a 1% point and 2% point decrease, respectively, compared to the previous survey. In the case of people's power, it has remained at 34 for two consecutive weeks since August 4week's survey.
It was even less than %. In the August 5week survey, the Democratic Party recorded its lowest rate since the inauguration of the Yoon Seo-gyul (Yun Seok-yue) government, at 27%, and then rose to 34% in the previous survey, but has fallen again. Furthermore, this time
The survey was conducted from the 12th to the 14th among 1,000 people aged 18 and over nationwide. President Yun Seok-Yeol's national approval ratings also fell. In this survey, President Yoon's performance of his duties received a positive evaluation of 31.
%was. This is a 2 percentage point decrease compared to the previous survey. For the first time in five months, President Yoon's negative evaluation of his job performance hit 60%.
In this survey, ``diplomacy'' was cited as the number one reason for positive evaluation of President Yoon's performance of his duties. President Yoon fulfills his duties
Of the 308 people who thought the bank was doing a good job, 32% cited diplomacy as the reason. The rankings were 'determination, drive and perseverance' (7%), 'national defense and security' (6%), and 'economy and civil society' (5%).
The number one reason for a negative evaluation was the 'Fukushima treated water discharge issue', which was cited by 15% of the 596 people who gave negative evaluations. 'Diplomacy' (11%), 'Economy/Public life/Prices' (9%), 'Arbitrary/unilateral
'(7%) were also cited as reasons for negative evaluation. Uhm Kyung-young, director of the Zeitgeist Research Institute, said, ``President Yoon's approval ratings have fallen because of the ideological controversy.The fact was reflected last week.''
"It had to be done, but it had an impact until this week." He continued, ``It seems that the fasting of Democratic Party representatives, including Lee Jae-myung, has lowered President Yoon's approval rating a little. I sympathize.
Controversy has arisen, and President Yoon has become the ``bad guy.'' Director Uhm said, ``Young people are agitated.Since the last survey, it has been evident that independent voters in their 20s and 30s are agitated.''
Uda,” he said. Professor Shin Yul of the Department of Politics and Diplomacy at Myeongji University said, ``For now, it seems almost certain that the Fukushima treated water issue will not have a big impact on the president's approval rating.
It appears that Representative Ming's fasting has reached its limit in rallying the support base of the Democratic Party."