President Yoon and ruling party's approval ratings are both ``increasing'' = South Korea

A public opinion poll revealed that South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyeol's approval rating is approaching 40%. South Korean public opinion polling agency “Korea Gallup” reported 1 month from the 27th to the 29th of last month.
According to the results of a survey of 1,001 men and women aged 8 or above, President Yoon's approval rating was 39%. This is a 5% increase from the previous survey (fourth week of February). President Yoon
This is the first time in about eight months that the approval rating for the party has approached 40%, since the first week of July last year (38%). Until now, the most common reason for supporting President Yoon was ``diplomacy,'' but this time, ``increasing medical school enrollment'' was the most common reason.
” ranked highest (21%). This was followed by ``diplomacy'' (12%), ``decisiveness and driving force, etc.'' (8%), ``generally'' (7%), and ``economy and public livelihood'' (6%).
53% disapproved, down 5% from the previous survey. Reasons for disapproval include ``economy, public welfare, and prices'' (17%), ``lack of communication'' (10%), and ``arbitrary/unilateral'' (
9%) and ``Issues with First Lady Kim Kun-hee'' (6%). Party support was 40% for the ruling party "People's Power," an increase of 3 percentage points from the previous survey, and the largest opposition party "Together for Democracy."
In the parliamentary general election to be held on April 10th, 38% of respondents said that ``more ruling party candidates should be elected,'' while 38% of respondents said ``more candidates from the main opposition party should be elected.'' Many Democratic candidates
35% said he should be elected. Additionally, 16% of respondents said, ``More candidates from third parties, not the ruling party or the main opposition party, should be elected,'' while 11% had reservations.