Controversy over medical policies like the public medical school … President Wen’s approval rating fell slightly, 45%

Check-in 2020.09.04 10:45

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President Moon Jae-in’s approval rate declined slightly as the medical community, such as specialties, went on strike and medical policies such as the establishment of a government-sponsored public medical school became controversial.

In a Gallup Korea poll of 1 to 3 of 1,002 people over the age of 18 and published on 4 (± 3.1% of the sampling error of the 95% confidence level), President Moon Jae-in’s approval rating it was higher than Jeonju’s (47%). It fell 2 percentage points to 45%. Forty-four percent of those polled said President Moon was “doing the wrong thing” in running the state administration, 1 percentage point higher than the previous week (43%).

One of the reasons for the decline in approval ratings is a major strike and controversy over medical policy. Of those surveyed who said President Moon was “doing wrong” in conducting state affairs, 7% cited the reason as “medical policy.” Respondents who chose ‘real estate policy’ were 19%, 3 percentage points less than the previous week.

President Moon posted a message on social media on the 2nd and was criticized for sharing a doctor and nurse. In this article, President Moon said that doctors were “doctors” and nurses were “nurses,” and he controversially said that the public knows that most of them were nurses. Caused. Representative Ha Tae-kyung, a member of the People’s Power (formerly the Future Integration Party), said: “President Moon’s epilepsy may be too much.”

In this poll, the Democratic Party’s approval rate was 39%, 1 percentage point higher than the previous week, and the people’s power approval rate was 20%, the same as the previous week. The Justice Party’s approval rate was 4%, 3 percentage points less than the previous week.

For more information, see the Gallup Korea website or the Central Election Poll Deliberation Committee website.