The approval rating gap between the largest opposition party and the ruling party remains at over 20% in South Korea

The results of a public opinion poll announced on the 23rd showed that the approval rating of the South Korean opposition party, the Democratic Party of Korea (Democratic Party), continues to be more than 20% higher than that of the ruling party, the People Power Party.
According to a survey of party support rates conducted by the South Korean polling agency "Real Meter" on the 19th and 20th of this month among 1,001 voters aged 18 and over in the third week of December,
The results showed that the Democratic Party had 50.3% of the votes, while the ruling party had 29.7%. The Democratic Party's votes were down 2.1% from the previous survey (last week), while the ruling party's votes were up 4.0%. The difference between the two parties was 20.6%.
Next were the Fatherland Reform Party (6.0%), the New Reform Party (2.7%) and the Progress Party (1.2%), followed by other parties at 1.9% and independents at 8.2%.