President Yoon's approval rating jumps from ”lowest” to ”8%” = South Korea

A poll was released on the 21st showing that South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol's approval rating has risen by 8 percentage points for the first time in two weeks, recovering to the high 20% range.
Four South Korean polling companies, Mbrain Public, KEI Stat Research, Korea Research, and Korea Research, announced that they would hold a special polling session on the 18th to 2nd of this month.
According to the National Barrier Survey (NBS) conducted on the 0th among 1,002 men and women aged 18 and over, President Yoon's approval rating in the third week of November was calculated to be 27%.
This is an 8% increase from the previous survey (two weeks ago), which was the lowest level ever recorded (19%).
Disapproval fell 6 percentage points to 68% from 74% in the previous survey (its previous highest level).
Regarding President Yoon's direction in running the country, he responded that it is "in the right direction."
28% answered "It's the wrong direction," and 65% answered "It's the wrong direction." Meanwhile, the support rates for political parties were "Democratic Party of Korea" (31%), the ruling party "People Power Party" (30%), the Fatherland Reform Party (9%), and the New Reform Party (10%).
(3%), Progressive Party (1%), etc.