President Yoon's approval rating is ”stagnant”... It has risen from its lowest point, and the negative trend is ”easing” = South Korea

The results of a public opinion poll announced on the 21st showed that South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol's approval rating has remained in the low 20 percent range since the April 10 general election.
According to a survey conducted by the Korean polling organization "Gallup Korea" on the 18th to 20th of this month targeting 1,002 men and women aged 18 and over, President Yoon's approval rating for the third week of June was 26%.
This was the same percentage as in the previous survey, and disapproval fell 2 percentage points to 64%. The reasons for support were "diplomacy" (26%), "expanding the number of students admitted to medical schools at universities" (11%), and "national defense and security" (6%).
The reasons for disapproval were, in order, "the economy, public welfare, and prices" (17%), "lack of communication" (8%), and "arbitrary and unilateral" (8%).
Meanwhile, the ruling party "People's Power" received 32% support, while the Democratic Party received 28%. This was followed by the Fatherland Reform Party (9%), the New Reform Party (4%), and the Progressive Party (4%).
The rankings were: New Future (2%), New Hope (1%), and 23% of independents. Gallup Korea said, "President Yoon's approval rating has been stagnating in the low 20% range since the general election in April."
However, the analysis also noted that "the trend has now broken down from the lowest point of 21% three weeks ago, and the negative trend has eased slightly since the start of June."