South Korean general election: 8 out of 10 voters are ”interested in the April 10th general election”...7 are ”definitely going to vote”

A survey revealed that more than 8 out of 10 people are interested in the upcoming April 10th general election, and more than 7 out of 10 people intend to actively vote.
On the 28th, the Central Election Commission conducted a survey targeting voters ahead of the 22nd National Assembly election regarding their level of interest in the National Assembly election and intention to participate in voting.
announced the results of the public opinion poll. According to the results of this survey, approximately 83.3% of respondents were interested in this election. Survey results from the 21st National Assembly election four years ago
This is an increase of approximately 2.1 points from (81.2%). Additionally, 76.5% of respondents said they would definitely vote, and 18.2% said they would vote if possible.
were tallied. At the time of the previous 21st National Assembly election, the overall voter turnout was 66.2%. The response rate of those who expressed their intention to vote by age was △52.3% for those aged 18-29 and 65.8% for those in their 30s.
%△40s 76.9%△50s 84.2%△60s 86.8%△70s and above 90.8%. Of the voters who expressed their intention to vote, 4 people said they would vote early.
It was 1.4%. The reasons for voting early were: △ ``Because early voting is convenient (31.0%)'' △ ``I want to vote early and then finish other chores on election day (2%)''
6.0%)'' △``I am unable to vote due to unavoidable circumstances such as working or traveling on election day (17.2%).'' Voters should consider △“ when selecting candidates for regional districts.
Political party affiliation (28.9%) had the highest weight, followed by policies and pledges (27%), ability and background (22.4%), and morality (16.5%).
The reasons for choosing a proportional representation party were: △ “Personality and abilities of the proportional representation candidate (24.8%)” △ “Political views and policies of the political party (22.9%)” △ “Region supported
The ward candidate's political party affiliation (19.6%)," followed by "political party closely related to the party they support (13.5%)." This survey was commissioned by the National Election Management Committee to Gallup Korea, and all
The survey was conducted on the 18th and 19th using a telephone survey (CATI) targeting 1,500 voters aged 18 and over.