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© News1Gyeonggi Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myeong ranked first for the second month in a row in the following political leader preference poll. With Lee Nak-yeon, who has been at the helm of the company for almost a year, the competition with the representative of the Democratic Party is getting stronger.
On the 11th, a poll by Gallup Korea, a company specializing in public opinion polls, surveyed 1,002 people aged 18 and over across the country on the 8th and 10th, ‘who think that the political leader who will lead the country in the future, that is, the next presidential sentiment. ‘ Most were in%.
Governor Lee recorded 19% in the same poll last month, beating Lee, and took the lead for the second time in a row. Rep. Lee posted 21% and held second place after last month (17%).
In addition, Attorney General Yoon Seok-yeol, independent legislator Hong Joon-pyo, and Ahn Cheol-soo, representative of the National Assembly, each accounted for 3%. 6% were other people (around 20 less than 1%) and 43% did not respond to a specific person. This poll may include non-incumbent politicians as a result of receiving a free response without mentioning a candidate’s name. According to the characteristics of the respondents, the preference for this governor was male (25%) and 30-50 (30%) and Incheon and Gyeonggi (27%). Lee’s representative preference is similar between men and women (20% and 21%), and is high in Gwangju and Jeolla (43%) and supporters of the Democratic Party (40%). Gallup Korea said: “By July of this year, Lee had a 20% preference. It was by far the lead in the middle, but last month, Governor Lee soared, forming a competitive structure for passport figures. It is an unreasonable group to break superiority in terms of that. “
As a result of a survey on the 2022 presidential elections, 47% of those surveyed said that “ it is better for a candidate from the ruling party to be elected to maintain the current regime ”, that “ it is better than a candidate from the opposition is elected to change the current regime ” (39%). He appeared tall.
In the same poll last month, the ‘choice of the opposition candidate’ was 45%, higher than the ‘choice of the candidate of the ruling party’ (41%).
The ‘ruling party candidate opinion’ is from supporters of the Democratic Party (83%), prone progressives (76%), Gwangju / Jeonra (75%), 30-50 (50%), etc. (93%), conservative tendencies (70%), Daegu and Gyeongbuk, and more than 60 (more than 50%) were relatively high.
The pros and cons of this era have hardened in the metropolitan area and the tilt of the middle class, which leaned towards regime change last month. In terms of gender, women (42% / 42% → 50% / 35%) advanced more towards maintaining the regime than men (40% / 49% in August → 44% / 44% in September).
Gallup Korea said: “A month ago, public opinion criticized the real estate policy. The president’s post-assertion rate was the lowest after taking office, and support from the Democratic Party and political parties affiliated with the Popular Force also recorded a minimal gap since the Gukjeong Nongdan incident in 2016. As attention is focused, the rate of assertion of presidential duties and the support of the ruling party have increased together, leading to the present. “
The survey was conducted in the form of an interview with a telephone interviewer, with a sampling error of ± 3.1% p (95% confidence level) and a response rate of 15%. Details can be found on the Central Election Survey Review Committee website.
(Seoul = News 1)
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