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It was revealed that a tighter composition was formed in which the ruling party, the opposition party, and the floating class split into three parts ahead of the by-election for mayors of Seoul and Busan held in April this year. Ahn Cheol-soo, the representative of the National Assembly Party, ranked first in the fitness of a single candidate for the Seoul mayor’s opposition.
In a poll by Maeil Economic Daily and MBN on New Years Day, a poll by Maeil Business Newspaper and MBN asked “Which party would you like to win re-election in Seoul and Busan?” It was 28.1%, showing a super contact within the error range. 27.9% of non-governmental respondents answered ‘I don’t know’ or did not answer, and the floating class votes are expected to be divided based on which candidates the ruling and opposition parties nominated for the next three months and how the electoral strategy is implemented.
In addition to the Maeil Economic Daily and MBN poll, CEO Ahn Chul-soo ranked first in the suitability of the sole opposition candidate in several polls conducted earlier in the year, laying the groundwork to push forward the ‘popular theory of Ahn ‘since the beginning of the year. Representative Ahn scored 23.9% aptitude for a single opposition candidate for the mayor of Seoul, more than double that of other candidates, including former lawmaker Na Gyeong-won (11.1%) and former mayor of Seoul. Oh Se-hoon (11%).
Regarding the performance of President Moon Jae-in’s five-year state administration, negative evaluations (52.8%) preceded positive evaluations (42.9%). I chose. Also, when asked about policies that worked well during their four years in office, “nothing” (44%) ranked first.
In terms of preference for the upcoming presidential election, Democratic Party candidates such as Gyeonggi Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myeong (21.9%) and Lee Nak-yeon (15.3%) were far ahead. of the candidates of the People’s Power.
This survey was conducted over two days, from the 28th to the 29th of last month, extracting secure (wireless) numbers after allocation according to the proportion of the population by gender, age and region. 1000 respondents, and with a confidence level of 95%, the sampling error is ± 3.10% points. More detailed poll results can be found on the Central Election Commission website.
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