President Yun Seok-Yeol's approval rating is 32%, falling for the third consecutive week...Political party approval rating is 33% for People's Power, and both Democratic Party's 34% = South Korean public opinion poll

A public opinion poll showed that President Yoon Seo-gyul's approval rating for conducting national affairs was 32%, declining for the third consecutive week.
The party support rate is 33% for the People's Power (ruling party) and 34% for the Democratic Party (opposition party), making it a close race.
Ta. On the 1st, Gallup Korea, a specialized public opinion poll organization, surveyed 1,009 voters aged 18 and over nationwide from the 28th to the 30th, and found that President Yoon's approval rating was 32%, an increase of 1 percentage point from last week's survey.
The negative rating rose by 1 percentage point to 60%. President Yoon's approval rating has fallen for three consecutive weeks after hitting 36% in the second week of November, while negative ratings have been rising.
Positive evaluations are high among people who support people's power (79%) and those in their 70s and above (63%), while negative evaluations are high among Democratic Party supporters (95%) and people in their 30s and 40s (70% range).
Do you get it. Positive evaluations of presidential duties include 'diplomacy' (42%), 'enthusiastic/doing his best' (6%), 'generally doing well' (5%), and 'national defense/security' (4%). ), 'Economy/Civil
'Life', followed by 'Fairness/Justice/Principles' (more than 3%). Negative evaluations included 'economy/civilian/prices' (21%), 'diplomacy' (14%), 'generally unsatisfactory' (7%), and 'communications.
'Insufficient management', 'Arbitrary/unilateral' (5% or more), 'Policy for the common people/welfare', 'Lack of experience/qualification/incompetence' (4% or more), 'Personnel',
They cited ``insufficient integration and governance'' (more than 3%).
Support for political parties was 33% for People's Power, 34% for the Democratic Party, 3% for the Justice Party, 1% for other political parties/groups, and 29% for no party.
The power of the people remained unchanged from the previous survey, with the Democratic Party dropping by 1 percentage point in both cases. This survey was conducted using telephone interviews using randomly selected numbers provided by three mobile telecommunications companies.
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