Ruling party 37%, Democratic Party 29%... Cho Kuk New Party leads among third parties = South Korea

The results of a public opinion poll were announced on the 7th, showing that South Korea's ruling party, People's Power, had an 8 percentage point higher in party support than the largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Korea (Democratic Party).
Korean public opinion research companies M-Brain Public, KEI Stat Research, Korea Research, Korea Research
According to the National Index Survey (NBS), which was conducted by four companies from the 4th to the 6th of this month among 1,000 men and women over the age of 18, the ruling party accounted for 37%, while the Democratic Party accounted for 29%.
Both the ruling party and the Democratic Party have fallen by 2% since the last survey (fourth week of February). Among the third parties, the ``Cao Guo New Party'' led by former Justice Minister Cho Kuk (Cao Guk)
Party'' led with 7%, followed by Reform New Party with 3% and Green Justice Party and New Future with 2% each. Party support rates in constituency voting are 35% for the ruling party, 31% for the Democratic Party, 4% for the Caoguo New Party, and Reform.
New Party 2%, Green Justice Party 1%, New Future 1%, etc. Regarding the ruling party's "selection of official candidates," 43% said it was "good" and 42% said it was "poor," while 32% of the Democratic Party said it was "good."
・53% of respondents said it was "not good". On the other hand, President Yoon Seo-gyul's approval rating was 39%, while the disapproval rating was 55%. Approval rate increased by 1% from the previous survey, disapproval rate fluctuated
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