President Yoon's approval rating hits new low...2nd consecutive week in the 10% range = South Korea

A public opinion poll was released on the 8th showing that South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol's approval rating has hit a new low as he nears the halfway point of his term.
According to a survey conducted by the Korean polling organization "Gallup Korea" on the 5th to 7th of this month targeting 1,002 men and women aged 18 and over,
President Yoon's approval rating for the first week of the month was calculated at 17%. This is a 2% drop from the previous survey (last week), which was the lowest it had ever been, and a new low, marking two consecutive weeks in which it has remained below 10%.
The number of people who disapproved of Kim Jong Un has risen by 2 percentage points since the last survey to 74%, also a new record high. The reason for disapproval was the same as in the last survey, with the highest number of people disapproving of Kim Jong Un.
The most common reason given was "problems with the First Lady" (19%), followed by "the economy, public welfare, and prices" (11%) and "lack of communication" (9%).
The most common reason for support was "diplomacy" (23%), followed by "economy and civilian life" (9%).
The survey also showed a slight recovery in the approval rating of conservative respondents. The approval rating of the conservative-leaning district of Daegu-Gyeongsanbuk-do, which had fallen to 18 percent last week,
His approval rating in North Sang Province rose 5 percentage points to 23 percent. Approval among conservative voters rose 1 percentage point to 34 percent, and approval among supporters of the ruling People Power Party rose 3 percentage points to 47 percent.
Meanwhile, approval ratings for political parties were calculated as 29% for the ruling party, 36% for the Democratic Party, and 7% for the Fatherland Reform Party. The ruling party's approval rating fell 3% from the previous survey, while the Democratic Party's approval rating rose 4%. Independents were at 24%.
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