Approval rating for Lee Jae-myung in South Korean presidential election candidate poll in ”50% range”

On the 19th, just two weeks before the June 3 presidential election in South Korea, it was announced that Lee Jae-myung, the candidate of the largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Korea, had received approval ratings in the 50% range in a presidential candidate survey.
The results of a public opinion poll conducted by the South Korean polling agency Realmeter on the 14th to 16th of last month among 1,509 voters aged 18 and over, showed that the majority of voters in the presidential election were in favor of the candidates.
The survey results showed that Lee received 50.2% of the votes, followed by Kim Moon-soo of the ruling People Power Party with 35.6% and Lee Jun-seok of the New Reform Party with 8.7%.
Other candidates were 1.1%, "no", 3.1%, and "don't know" 1.3%. Also, in the survey on favorability of the ruling party for the next presidential election, 55.6% said they "want a change of government", and 54.2% said they "want an extension of the government".
Meanwhile, in the survey on party approval ratings, the Democratic Party of Japan received 46.4% and the ruling party received 34.2%.
This was followed by the New Reform Party at 5.9%, the Fatherland Reform Party at 2.8%, the Progressive Party at 0.9% and other parties at 2.2%.
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