The results of a public opinion poll that showed that more people than women were willing to accept the arrest warrant for President Yoon were released on the 8th. Realmeter conducted a nationwide survey of 511 people aged 18 and over on the 7th, at the request of the Energy Economic Newspaper.
According to a survey of public opinion on the issue, 54.4% of respondents said they wanted to arrest him "swiftly or after investigation." (47.6% said they wanted to arrest him promptly because he was suspected of sedition, and 47.6% said they wanted to investigate further, given the nature of the investigation and procedural issues.)
The results showed that 44.5% of respondents supported "non-custodial investigation or withdrawal" (12.5% supported non-custodial investigation due to the protection of the right to defense and the principle of presumption of innocence, and 12.5% supported the law of emergency as a legitimate form of governance).
The most common reason was that arrest warrants were withdrawn due to the crime (31.9%). 1.2% of the respondents were unsure. By region, Daejeon, Sejong, and Chungcheong-do
) 67.6% were in favor of the arrest and 28.5% were against, Gwangju and Jeolla Province 64.4% were in favor of the arrest and 35.6% were against, and Incheon and Gyeonggi Province 64.4% were in favor of the arrest and 35.6% were against.
In the polls, 61.4% were in favor of the arrest and 38.1% were against, meaning that over 60% of respondents were in favor of the arrest. In Seoul, too, 57.3% were in favor of the arrest and 41.0% were against, with those in favor exceeding those against.
Meanwhile, in Daegu and North Gyeongsang Province, 30.0% were in favor of the arrest and 70.0% were against, while in Busan, Ulsan, and South Gyeongsang Province, 30.0% were in favor of the arrest.
By age, the majority of people were against arrest, with 44.5% in favor and 55.5% opposed. The majority of people in their 40s (69.2% in favor and 29.9% opposed) and 50s (67.0% in favor and 29.9% opposed) were against arrest.
The percentage of people in favor of arrest was high among those aged 70 and over (40.6% in favor, 54.9% against), and those aged 60 and over (56.0% in favor, 44.0% against).
In the survey asking about the responsibility for the political turmoil caused by the arrest warrant for President Yoon, the majority of respondents (42.5% in favor, 56.5% against) were against the arrest.
51.3% of respondents said that the People Power Party (the ruling party) was responsible for the incident (36.6% for President Yoon and the Presidential Security Service, who refused the warrant, and 14.8% for the People Power Party and far-right forces, who supported the emergency law).
The opinion that "opposition parties such as the Democratic Party are to blame (impeachment political offensive)" was 39.1%. The opinion that "judicial institutions such as the Office of Investigation into Crimes by High-Ranking Public Officials are to blame (failure to execute warrants)" was 7.3%.
The survey was conducted on the 7th as a voluntary automated response survey via wireless (97%) and landline (3%) telephones.
2025/01/08 20:53 KST
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