Support rate for main opposition party is 44.8%… 56.9% of respondents want ”change of government” = South Korea

The results of a public opinion poll conducted by South Korean polling organization Realmeter from the 2nd to the 4th of this month among 1,516 voters aged 18 and over for the first week of April were announced on the 7th.
The survey's party support rates showed the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea with 44.8% and the ruling People Power Party with 35.7%.
Next were the Fatherland Reform Party (5.2%), the New Reform Party (3.3%) and the Progress Party (1.2%).
Additionally, 56.9% of respondents said they wanted a "change of government," while 37.0% said they wanted an "extension of government."
The Constitutional Court's decision on the impeachment trial of President Yoon Seok-yeol on the 4th
Regarding the outcome of the verdict, 76.9% of respondents said they "accepted" it, while only 17.4% said they "did not accept" it.
After the impeachment trial, the most important issue was "dialogue and the resolution of social conflicts."
The most common answer was "efforts to unite the nation" (25.8%), followed by "strengthening governance between the ruling and opposition parties and normalizing the administration of state affairs" (22.0%) and "December 3 emergency martial law and ammunition" (22.0%).
Regarding the impeachment incident, President Yoon and Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung should accept responsibility and officially apologize" (17.6%), followed by "President Yoon and Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung should accept responsibility and officially apologize" (17.6%).