President Yoon's approval rating hits new low, while disapproval reaches new high (South Korea)

According to a survey conducted by the Korean polling agency "Gallup Korea" on the 3rd to 5th of this month targeting 1,001 men and women aged 18 and over, South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol's first week of December
The approval rating of the government was calculated at 16%, down 3% from the previous survey (last week), the lowest figure to date. Disapproval was up 3% from the previous survey, at 75%, and this
In particular, in the four to five days following President Yoon's declaration of emergency martial law on the night of the 3rd, his approval rating dropped to 13%, while his disapproval rating rose to 80%.
Gallup Korea said, "This week's presidential approval rating shows a clear difference between before and after the 'state of emergency'," and "This is a clear difference from the approval rating of Park Geun-hye in the fourth week of October 2016."
"The situation is similar to that around the time of the apology to the people by then President Hye-soo," he said. Meanwhile, the approval rating for political parties was 37% for the Democratic Party of Korea, 27% for the People Power Party, and 7% for the Fatherland Reform Party.
%, and independents made up 26%. The Democratic Party of Korea rose 3% from the previous survey, while the ruling party fell 1%. In the survey on favorability of future political leaders, Lee Jae-myung, the “Communist Party”
In second place was Democratic Party leader Han Dong-hoon with 29 percent, followed by ruling party leader Han Dong-hoon with 11 percent. This was followed by Fatherland Reform Party leader Cho Kuk with 4 percent, and Seoul Mayor Oh Sehun.
The other three, Daegu Mayor Hong Jun-pyo and Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Dong-yeon, each had 3%.