55% of ruling party supporters want Han Dong-hoon to be party leader (South Korea)

A public opinion poll showed that of the four candidates running for the leadership of South Korea's ruling People Power Party, former emergency response chief Han Dong-hoon is receiving the most support among supporters of the ruling party.
The results were announced on the 28th. According to a survey conducted by the Korean polling organization "Gallup Korea" on the 25th to 27th of this month targeting 1,002 men and women aged 18 and over, "the ruling party leader election candidate
In response to the question, "Who among the four is most suitable to be the representative?", 28% answered, "Former Chairman Han." This was followed by Rep. Na Kyung-won with 19% and Rep. Won Hee-ryong with 19%.
Former Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Yoon Sang Hyun received 13% of the votes, and Rep. Yoon Sang Hyun received 3%. In particular, more than half (55%) of ruling party supporters supported former Chairman Han. Next was former Chairman Won.
The Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport received 19%, Rep. Na received 14%, and Rep. Yoon received 3%. In addition, if the ruling party supporters and independents are combined, former Chairman Han received 37%, former Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Won and Rep. Na received 15% each, and
Rep. Yoon received 4%. Meanwhile, in a survey of President Yoon Seok-yeol's approval rating conducted at the same time, his approval rating dropped 1% from the previous survey to 25%, while disapproval rose 2%.
The approval rating for political parties was 31%, down 1% from the previous survey, while the Democratic Party rose 4% to 32%, the Fatherland Reform Party rose 1% to 10%, and independents were 21%.
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