``Government checks'' in next year's general election fall... to the same rate as ``government support'' = South Korean public opinion poll

In South Korea, a public opinion poll found that in next year's National Assembly general election, the public opinion that ``check the government and ruling party'' decreased, and the public opinion that ``support the government and ruling party'' increased, reaching the same rate.''
was announced on the 23rd. Four Korean public opinion polling companies, M-Brain Public, KEI Stat Research, Korea Research, and Korea Research, surveyed men over the age of 18 from the 20th to the 22nd of this month.
According to the National Index Survey (NBS) conducted on 1,000 women during the fourth week of November, the opinion that the government and ruling party should be kept in check and the opposition party should be supported was significantly higher than the previous survey (November 2013). No.
The total was 44%, down 5% from 2 weeks ago. On the other hand, the opinion that support for the government and ruling party, ``We should support the government and ruling party so that the national administration can be managed successfully'' increased by 2 percentage points to 44%, showing no signs of being in check.
The same percentage was said for the argument and the support argument. In addition, President Yoon Seo-gyul's approval rating was 35%, while the disapproval rating was 56%. Approval rate increased by 1% from the previous survey, and disapproval rate decreased by 4%.
. Regarding political party support, the ruling party ``People's Power'' was counted at 34%, the Democratic Party of Japan at 27%, the Justice Party at 4%, and ``Reserved Attitudes'' at 30%.
The ruling party has increased by 3% compared to the previous survey, while the Democratic Party has decreased by 1%.