President Yoon's approval rating ``declining''...Ruling party and main opposition party in ``close race'' = South Korea

The results of a public opinion poll have been announced, showing that South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyeol's approval rating has fallen by 3% from the previous survey.
On the 26th, M-Brain Public KEI Statriser, a Korean public opinion research company,
Four companies, Chi Korea Research, and Korea Research, conducted the survey from the 23rd to the 25th of this month targeting 1,006 men and women aged 18 and over.
As a result of the “National Index Survey (NBS),” President Yoon's approval rating was 32%.
It was 3% lower than the survey. Disapproval stood at 58%, up 1% from the second week of October. The party support rate is 31% for the largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Japan, and 30% for the ruling party, People's Power.
%, and the Justice Party was counted at 3%. For more than six months, the ruling party's approval rating had exceeded that of the Democratic Party, but in this survey it has reversed to the Democratic Party.
The Democratic Party's approval rating continues to rise from 26% in the second week of September, while the ruling party's approval rating continues to decline from 33% in the fourth week of September.
Regarding next year's parliamentary general election, 47% said they would "support the opposition party" and 40% said they would "support the government/ruling party," compared to the previous survey (3% difference).
The difference has opened up.