Former Prime Minister Han Deok-soo takes the lead in suitability as a ”conservative candidate” - South Korean opinion poll

"Former Prime Minister Han Deok-soo, who declared his candidacy for the next South Korean presidential election as an independent, came in first in a survey on suitability for a 'single conservative candidate' in the next presidential election," according to a public opinion poll.
The results of the survey were announced on the 5th. The South Korean polling agency Realmeter conducted a survey of 1,509 voters aged 18 and over from April 30 to May 2, asking, "If former Prime Minister Han and the ruling People's Power Party were to win the election,
A survey was conducted asking who should be the final conservative candidate if a conservative coalition were to be formed between former Prime Minister Han and former Minister of Employment and Labor Kim Moon-soo, who is the official candidate for the Democratic Party of Korea. The survey found that former Prime Minister Han had a 30.0% majority.
%, while former Minister of Employment and Labor Kim recorded 21.9%. Next came "no" at 40.2% and "not sure" at 8.0%.
Among supporters of the ruling party and independents, former Prime Minister Han had the highest approval rating of 49.7%, while former Minister of Employment and Labor Kim had the highest approval rating of 29.7%.
The total was 4.2%. Realmeter interpreted this as, "Since moderate voters rate former Prime Minister Han higher than former Minister of Employment and Labor Kim, public opinion in favor of 'conservative unification' is leaning toward former Prime Minister Han."
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