Which political party will you vote for in the April general election? ...Ruling party and main opposition party in ``very close race'' = South Korea

In South Korea, as the National Assembly elections on April 10 approach, public opinion is changing as to which political party to vote for, including constituency candidates from the ruling party "People's Power" and constituency candidates from the largest opposition party "Tomo Democratic Party" (Democratic Party).
The survey revealed that the percentage of voters voting for both parties is "very close." The Korean public opinion research institute “Realmeter” surveyed 5,004 men and women aged 18 and over from the 16th to the 18th of this month.
According to a survey conducted among respondents, when asked, ``Which political party candidate will you vote for in the general election?'', 40.4% answered ``I will vote for the ruling party,'' while 40.4% said ``I will vote for the Democratic Party.''
The answer was 40.3%. In the case of proportional representation parties, the Democratic Party had 36.5% and the ruling party had 36.4%, which was also a "super close race."
On the other hand, the party support rate was 41.9% for the ruling party and 37.0% for the Democratic Party.
President Yoon Seo-gyul's approval rating was 41.3%, with 56.3% disapproving.