President Yoon's approval rating falls to the 10% range again = South Korea

A poll was released on the 29th showing that South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol's approval rating has fallen back to the teens for the first time in three weeks.
The survey was conducted by the Korean polling organization "Gallup Korea" on the 26th to 28th of this month, targeting 1,001 men and women aged 18 and over.
According to a survey conducted in the fourth week of November, President Yoon's approval rating was calculated to be 19%. This is a 1% drop from the previous survey (the previous week). President Yoon's approval rating was 19% in the first week of November.
After recording a record of 17%, approval rebounded to 20% for two consecutive weeks in the surveys conducted in the second and third weeks, but this time it has fallen back to the teens. Disapproval was at 72%, the same as in the previous survey.
The most common reason for supporting President Yoon was "diplomacy" (41%), followed by "enthusiasm and doing one's best" (6%) and "economy and livelihood" (4%).
The most popular area of disapproval was "Economy, Livelihood and Prices" (15%), surpassing "Issues related to First Lady Kim GunHee" (12%). Meanwhile, the approval rating for political parties was
The Democratic Party of Korea was ranked 33%, the ruling party People Power Party 32%, and the Fatherland Reform Party 5%. Compared to the previous survey, the Democratic Party of Korea dropped 1%, the ruling party rose 4%, and the Fatherland Reform Party rose 2%.
% drop, while independents were at 24%.