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Democratic Party Representative Lee Nak-yeon (far left), Attorney General Yoon Seok-yeol (center), and Gyeonggi Province Governor Lee Jae-myeong. Yonhap News News1 Newsis
Attorney General Yoon Seok-yeol and Lee Nak-yeon, together with the representative of the Democratic Party or the same party Lee Jae-myeong, Gyeonggi-do governor of Gyeonggi-do, the upcoming fictitious presidential election bilateral confrontation.
As a result of a public opinion poll conducted by Winge Korea Consulting among 1,000 people aged 18 and over across the country from 15 to 16 at the request of the Asian economy, the question was: ‘Who would you support if President Nak- yeon Lee and president Seok-yeol Yoon meet in the next election? Yoon was found to be slightly ahead of the margin of error, with Chairman Yoon 42.5% and CEO Lee 42.3%. When Governor Lee Jae-myung and President Yoon met, Governor Lee and General Yoon were surveyed 41.9%. All are close matches within the margin of error (± 3.09% points at the 95% confidence level).
It is an analysis that if only one candidate is given in the passport, some defectors will emerge and support for President Yoon will be returned.
When asked about the suitability of the Democratic Party presidential candidate, Governor Lee, who represented 25.1%, slightly outperformed Rep. Lee (22.7%) within the margin of error, Prime Minister Jeong Sye-gyun (5.9%), Minister of Justice Choo Mi-ae (3.6%) and Lim Jong-seok previously. The Blue House secretariat was followed by 1.7%, followed by Legislator Lee Kwang-jae (1.1%).
In the panopticon, President Yoon was the highest with 25.5%, followed by Seung-min Yoo (11%), former member of the Future Integration Party (11%), independent legislator Hong Joon-pyo (10.8%), Ahn Chul-soo, Chairman of the National Assembly Party (7.6%) and Se-hoon Oh (6.1%). %), followed by Kim Jong-in, president of the National Force Emergency Response Committee (2.5%).
Support for the parties was of the order of the Democratic Party (34.9%), the People’s Power (24.9%), the Popular Party (7.3%), the Open Democratic Party (6.1%) and the Justice Party (5.3%), followed by 18.8% of the shamans.
For more information, see the website of Wynge Korea Consulting or the Central Election Survey Review Committee.
Reporter Go Seok-hyun [email protected]
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