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Lee Nak-yeon, a representative of the Democratic Party, boarded the train to Busan again after eight days. He focused on Busan, one of the biggest battlegrounds in the 4 · 7 re-election. Above all, the “construction of the new Gadeokdo airport” is the main commitment. When the lower approval ratings became “bakbing”, the opposition powers, like the powers of the people, embarked on a strategy to further narrow the gap in which the opposition “gets stuck” on the issue of the new airport.
Representative Lee headed to Busan from the morning of the 29th. The party leadership stepped forward and held the supreme committee on site in Busan in the morning.
Once the senior rank is finished, they plan to visit the mayor of Bupyeong and hold a meeting with preliminary candidates Kim Young-chun, Park In-young, and Byeon Seong-wan, who are running for the by-election of the mayor of Busan. Subsequently, as part of the government’s policy to strengthen the public health system, they visit the Seobusan Medical Center, which is under construction, and inspect the construction site.
Representative Lee’s trip to Busan has been 8 days since the 21st. At that time, CEO Lee visited the site of the new airport in Gadeok-do, Gangseo-gu, Busan, and set out to build on the commitment from the new airport.
The reason Lee worked hard in Busan was when he felt the movement of public sentiment in Busan, which was relatively inferior. During last year’s general elections, 15 of the 18 seats were awarded to the force of the people, and after being evaluated as “completely defeated”, the party’s approval rating was driven by the force of the people for several months.
However, as the approval rating has risen again recently, it is assessed that they have seen ‘hope’. In fact, the survey results published by Real Meter the day before (directed at 1,510 people aged 25-27 days, ± 2.0% points with a 95% confidence level of the sample error), and the Democratic Party recorded a 33.5% in Busan, Ulsan and Gyeongnam (PK), the power of the people, lagged behind (36.4%), but showed a difference within the margin of error.
The key is seen as a commitment to build a new airport on Gadeok Island. The construction of a new airport on the island of Gadeokdo, a long-standing and pending wish in the region, is becoming an issue before the elections, and the atmosphere as if the ruling party had proposed specific directions for the promotion, as ‘exemption from the preliminary feasibility study’.
Furthermore, as other voices emerged within the power of the people, a rival party, regarding the new Gadeok Island airport case, and increasing friction between the preliminary candidates for mayor of Busan, began to attack intensely. . In particular, the Democratic Party is gaining momentum by pushing through the provisional National Assembly in February to tackle the new special airport law.
A party official said: “If Gadeokdo vigorously promotes the new airport project to give vitality to Busan citizens who are fighting again, public sentiment will return.” “I will sincerely work both at Bosun and at the new airport.”
