”Change of government” outnumbers ”extension of government” by more than 30 percentage points = South Korea

In South Korea, as primary elections within each party to decide the official candidate for the next presidential election are underway, a public opinion poll showed that "those who want a 'change of government' far outnumbered those who want an 'extension of the government'."
The survey was conducted by Korean research company JoWon CNI on the 19th to 21st of this month, targeting 2,002 men and women aged 18 and over.
According to a survey on the “Next Presidential Election Frame Favorability,” 61.4% of respondents said they “want a change of government.”
In response to this question, 30.6% answered that they wanted the administration to be extended. 8.1% answered that they didn't know. Looking at the trend in responses to this question over the past six weeks, the number of people who said they wanted a change of administration and those who said they wanted a change of administration was
The gap in support for the extension of the term is gradually widening. In a survey conducted on the 10th of last month, the difference was only 7 percentage points, but on the 7th of this month, when the impeachment of former President Yoon Seok-yeol was announced, the difference was 15.8 percentage points.
The gap has widened to as many as 10.8 percentage points, and in this survey it was 30.8 percentage points.