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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
When the upcoming presidential elections were held as a bilateral one-on-one confrontation, a public opinion poll was conducted on the 17th in which Attorney General Yoon Suk-yeol will engage in fierce battles with Democratic Party representative Lee Nak- yeon and the governor of Gyeonggi, Lee Jae-myeong, respectively.
As a result of asking 1,000 people over the age of 18 across the country from the 15th to the 16th at the request of Asian Economy, an opinion polling company, Windy Korea Consulting (100% automated response of virtual mobile phone numbers. Reference)
‘In the next presidential elections If the governor of Gyeonggi, Lee Jae-myeong, and the attorney general, Yoon Seok-yeol, meet ‘Who are you going to support?’ 42.6% from this branch, 41.9% from YunI chose. On the other hand In the event of a confrontation between President Yoon and CEO Nak-Yeon LeeIn General Yoon 42.5%, This representative was 42.3%. With a gap of less than 1 percentage point in both matches It was within the error range (± 3.09% points at a 95% confidence level).
The three members formed a “three-finger composition” by widening the gap with other candidates in the ruling party’s candidate preference poll. When asked about the suitability of the Democratic Party presidential candidate, 25.1% of respondents chose Governor Lee Jae-myeong, and Lee Nak-yeon (22.7%) came in second with a slight difference. Prime Minister Chung Sye-gyun (5.9%), Justice Minister Chu Mi-ae (3.6%), former Presidential Secretary Lim Jong-seok (1.7%) and Party lawmaker were followed. Democrat Lee Kwang-jae (1.1%).
The words surrounding Yoon Seok-yeol, the words of President Moon Jae-in. Graphic = Reporter Jaemin Shin [email protected]
When asked who was the right candidate for the opposition presidential election, President Yoon had an overwhelmingly high preference (25.5%). The gap was more than double that of second place. Following President Yoon, Seung-min Yoo (11.0%), an independent member of the Future Integration Party (10.8%), Chul-Soo Ahn, chairman of the National Assembly Party (7.6%), Se-Hoon Oh (6.1%) and Jong-in Kim (2.5%).
Meanwhile, in this survey, the approval rate of the parties was of the order of the Democratic Party (34.9%), the Popular Power (24.9%), the Popular Party (7.3%), the Democratic Party Open (6.1%), the Justice Party (5.3%) and 18.8% of the shamans. . The gap between the Democratic Party and the power of the people was 10 percentage points.
Yoon is on the rise in an investigation into the preferences of the next presidential candidate following the state affairs audit of the Supreme Prosecutor’s Office conducted by the Judicial Committee of the National Assembly on 22 last month. It jumped to 15.1% in the survey (R & Search) from 25 to 26 last month, and registered 17.2% in the announcement (Real Meter) of 2. In a public opinion poll (Han Gil Research) On the 7th and 9th, President Yoon’s approval rating was 24.7%, beating CEO Lee Nak-yeon (22.2%) and Governor Lee Jae-myeong (18.4%).
Regarding this poll, Park Seong-min, representative of the political consulting group Min, said: “Korean voters tend to project their political views on people more than political parties. Even shamans who do not support the power of the people have expressed their intention to be able to carry President Yun in the presidential elections. ” “So even in the United States, when public opinion polls are conducted before presidential elections, bilateral confrontation is the basis,” Park said. “Compared to the simple alignment survey, it is a significant result.”
As a result of a Gallup Korea poll of 1001 people over the age of 18 from 10 to 12, the preference for the next political leader, along with Democratic Party Chairman Lee Nak-yeon and Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myung, 19%, and Attorney General Yoon Seok-yeol 11%. In a Hangil Research opinion poll released on the 11th, President Yoon reached 24.7%, beating CEO Nak-yeon Lee (22.2%) and Governor Lee Jae-myeong (18.4%). . Yunhap news
“When the presidential election became a ‘one-to-one composition,’ it was President Yoon, not the existing popular power,” said political critic Eom Kyung-young, director of the Institute for the Age and the Spirit. May l.”
Reporters Han Young-ik and Yoon Jeong-min [email protected]
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