Democratic Party has an “advantage” in single-seat constituencies: South Korean general election poll

In South Korea, as the National Assembly elections (held on April 10th) approach, the largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Japan (Democratic Party of Japan), outperformed the ruling party, People's Power, as a result of a question regarding the intention to vote in single-seat constituencies. but
I was told. The Korean research company "Jowon CNI" surveyed 4,041 men and women over the age of 18 over three days from the 25th to the 27th of this month regarding their intention to vote in single-member constituencies.
45.4%, and the ruling party 40.1%. Next was Reform New Party 3.6%, New Future 3.0%, Other parties 2.1%, Progressive Party 1.4%, New Progressive Alliance 1.1%, Green Justice Party.
The order was 1.0%. 0.9% said they had no intention, 0.8% said they did not know, and 0.5% said they were independent.