Embrain Public, KEI Stat Research, Korea Research, and Korea Research conducted a survey of 1,000 people aged 18 and over from the 6th to the 8th of this month.
According to a National Barometer Survey (NBS) conducted among South Koreans, 31% of respondents chose Lee as the most suitable person to be the next president.
Next, Seoul Mayor Oh Sehun and Daegu Mayor Hong Jun-pyo
Han Dong-hoon, former chairman of the ruling People's Power Party, recorded 5%, Ahn Cheol-soo, a People's Power lawmaker, recorded 4%, and Woo Won-sik, former National Assembly Speaker, recorded 3%.
However, 32% of respondents were unsure (none or don't know/no answer). In the survey on favorability of presidential candidates, Lee came in first with 37%.
When asked whether they had a favorable impression of each of the people featured in the poll, the highest percentage of people who answered "I have a favorable impression" was Lee, at 37% (see the favorable impression of Lee).
(The percentage of people who answered that they had a favorable impression of the president was 100%) Chairman Woo had 33%, Mayor Oh had 23%, Mayor Hong had 21%, former Chairman Han had 17%, and Lee Jun-seok, the Reform New Party member, had 14%.
When asked about their views on the upcoming presidential election, 53% of respondents said that the opposition candidate must win in order for there to be a change in power.
37% of respondents said, "In order to create a new electoral system, the ruling party candidate must win," while 10% chose not to know or gave no answer.
The approval rating for the political parties was 32% for the People's Power Party and 36% for the Democratic Party of Japan.
In the March 3week survey, the People's Power Party was at 26% and the Democratic Party was at 39%, but the People's Power Party rose by 6 percentage points and the Democratic Party fell by 3 percentage points. In addition, the Fatherland Reform Party was at 7%, the Reform New Party was at 39%, and the Democratic Party was at 39%.
The Progressive Party followed with 3% and 1%. In response to a question about what decision the Constitutional Court should make regarding the impeachment trial of President Yoon Seok-yeol,
62% said that he should be dismissed and the impeachment proceedings dismissed. 33% said that he should be reinstated to his duties.
In response to a question about President Yoon's response to the impeachment trial, 30% said he was "doing well," while 65% said he was "not satisfied."
In addition, 59.1% of respondents said that the High-Ranking Public Officials Crime Investigation Agency's (HPA) attempt to break into the official residence on the 3rd to execute the arrest warrant for President Yoon was a necessary measure.
% answered that the measures were excessive. 37% answered that the measures were excessive. Furthermore, when asked which issue our society most urgently needs to resolve, 38% chose "job creation and economic recovery."
This was followed by "reform of power institutions" at 23%, "resolving economic polarization" at 13%, "stabilizing real estate and housing" at 7%, and "promoting welfare and improving living standards" at 7%.
This survey was conducted via interviews using mobile phones provided by three domestic telecommunications companies.
2025/01/09 20:55 KST
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