``46%'' disapproval of South Korea's largest opposition party former representative's ``launching a new party''... President Yoon's approval rating ``declines'' slightly

``Nearly half of voters said it was not a good idea to launch a new party promoted by Lee Nak-yeon, the former representative of South Korea's largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Korea (Democratic Party).''
The results of the public opinion poll were announced on the 15th. According to a public opinion poll released on the same day by the South Korean public opinion polling firm Korea Gallup, when asked about starting a new party centered around former leader Lee,
The percentage of people who answered "not good" was 46%. 34% said they were ``good'' and 20% said they ``reserved their opinion.''
In particular, disapproval among Democratic voters reached 71%, while support remained at 21%. Also, given
54% of the People's Power party supported it, and there was little difference between support and disapproval among independents and centrists. The survey was conducted among 1,002 voters from the 12th to the 14th of this month.
Gallup Korea said, ``This survey is about the perception of the new party launch itself,'' and ``In other words, the establishment of a new party by Lee Former is a popular choice for the Democratic Party and the reform camp.
Since it means the possibility of ``split,'' it is seen as something that the ruling party will be happy about.''
analyzed. Meanwhile, President Yoon Seo-gyul's approval rating for the second week of December was 31%. This is a 1% drop from the previous week's survey. Disapproval increased by 3% to 62%
Met. The party support rate was 36% for the ruling party, 34% for the Democratic Party, 3% for the Justice Party, and 24% for independents.