President Yoon's approval rating hits new low... Even conservative voters have turned their backs on him = South Korea

South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol's approval rating has once again hit a new low. In particular, in a poll conducted immediately after his testimony regarding the so-called "President Yoon's election interference" was made public, conservative voters
Of course, even the regions and age groups that are the core base of the conservative camp have turned their backs on them.
According to a survey of 2,516 voters, President Yoon's approval rating for the fifth week of October was 22.4%. This is a 2.2% drop from the previous week, and the lowest approval rating for two weeks.
Meanwhile, disapproval rose 2.8 percentage points to 74.2%, also a new record high.
In particular, this survey showed that he has lost support even from traditional conservative voters.
In the conservative core areas of Busan, Ulsan, and South Gyeongsang Province, approval ratings fell 7.0 percentage points, while disapproval rose 6.9 percentage points.
Additionally, approval ratings for those aged 60 and over, the core age group for the conservative camp, fell 3.8 percentage points, while disapproval rose 4.2 percentage points. Furthermore, approval ratings for those aged 70 and over fell 6.1 percentage points, while disapproval rose 8.0 percentage points.
It rose.