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Kim Jong-in, chairman of the National Energy Emergency Response Committee, attends the Emergency Response Committee meeting held at the National Assembly in Yeouido, Seoul, on the morning of the 5th. News 1
The results of a public opinion poll came out on the 5th that the people’s power has reversed support for the Democratic Party in Seoul, which is seen as a fierce battle for the upcoming April by-elections.
Seoul, People’s Power 31.4% Democratic Party 30.3%
Boo · Ul · Gyeong, National Power 32.7% · Democratic Party 28.0% ·
As a result of a poll of 1,504 voters nationwide on the 2nd and 4th by Real Meter commissioned by TBS, the approval rating for the Democratic Party was 34.7%, 0.1 percentage point lower than the previous week.
The power of the people also fell 1.2 percentage points to 27.7%. The National Assembly Party and the Open Democratic Party were followed by 7.0%, followed by the Justice Party with 5.8%.
The gap between the opposition parties was 7.0 percentage points, which was outside the margin of error for three consecutive weeks (± 2.5% points at the 95% confidence level).
However, in Seoul, which is seen as a fierce battle for the April by-elections of next year, the power of the people increased by 1.0 percentage point to 31.4%, reversing the Democratic Party, which fell 3.8 percentage points to 30.3%.
A Real Meter official said, “The property tax reduction standard is less than 900 million won to less than 600 million won, and the share transfer tax requirement for major shareholders is 1,000. million won. The region with the highest related sensitivity was analyzed.
Support from the Boo, Ul and Gyeong regions in the Busan mayor by-elections also continued to outpace the people’s power with 32.7% and the Democratic Party with 28.0%. After 7.0% from the National Party, 7.0% from the Open Democratic Party, the Justice Party 5.8%, the Basic Income Party 1.3% and the Age Transition Party 0.7 %, followed by 1.4% for the other parties and 14.4% for the shaman.
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This survey was conducted using a combination of wireless (10%), wireless (70%) telephone interview, wired auto-response (20%), and random dialing through a randomly generated sampling frame in parallel with wireless (80%). and wiring (20%). It was implemented and the sampling error was ± 2.5% at a confidence level of 95% with a response rate of 4.0%. For more information, see the Central Electoral Survey Deliberation Committee website.
Reporter Bae Jae-seong [email protected]
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