In recent public opinion polls, the Lee Jae-myung government's approval rating hit an all-time low, accelerating public disaffection with various current issues.
The national approval rating stands at 34.6%, indicating a 'dead cross' and showing a continuous, step-by-step increase in negative evaluations of the government.
More than 7 out of 10 citizens oppose the appointment of candidate Yong Hye-in, with only 16.6% in favor. Even within the Democratic Party's support base, 24.7% expressed opposition to candidate Kim Seung-won, indicating strong critical public opinion regarding specific appointments.
Following its lead over the Democratic Party in the last poll, the People Power Party recorded 42.2% in this survey, further widening its lead by 0.7 percentage points over the Democratic Party, which secured 38.6%. This indicates that the People Power Party continues to maintain its advantage in approval ratings over the Democratic Party.
They are monitoring for potential damage to ballot boxes or election-related materials during the process of removing items from the Korea Sports Council. The special prosecution is taking thorough measures to preserve election-related evidence.
This analysis, based on fair public opinion poll figures, indicates a deepening distrust of the government in the Honam region, a traditional support base.
Criticisms arose that its film festival status was equivalent to a local festival, and it was used merely for photo opportunities with domestic actors instead of Hollywood stars. This suggests a focus on formality rather than substantive achievements.
Criticisms have been raised regarding presidential security and the promotion of domestic corporate products, with some questioning whether it was a deliberate performance.
Criticisms are emerging that such an excessive investment is being promised at a time when there are many urgent livelihood issues, such as supporting domestic small and medium-sized enterprises. An analysis combining President Macron's low approval rating with President Lee Jae-myung's approval rating is also influencing this controversy.
Even among left-leaning supporters, the approval rate for her appointment was low, and critical opinions emerged from within the Democratic Party, indicating a generally negative public sentiment towards the candidate.
Among the six minister candidates, only candidate Yong Hye-in has no scheduled confirmation hearing date. This is interpreted as a lack of intention to push through the appointment. Differences in opinion exist between the Blue House and Assemblyman Kim Min-seok, and the candidate's hearing schedule remains uncertain.
Allegations have surfaced that a specific judge, who rejected a warrant twice, met privately with the defendant. Although they claim it was a chance encounter, criticisms are being raised that a meeting between the warrant applicant and the judge is inappropriate. This situation raises questions about judicial impartiality.
As a person who will be responsible for overseeing the Lee Jae-myung government's real estate policies, his non-residency issue is under further scrutiny. Questions are being raised about his suitability as a policy chief.
He claims his father gifted it, but suspicions of actual residency have been raised, suggesting the possibility of preferential housing through false residency. Furthermore, controversy has erupted over the source of funds for his child's expensive commercial property purchase.
This Kang Shin-chul was an army battalion commander, meaning a lieutenant colonel. As a battalion commander, he lived in front-line unit quarters with his wife at that time. There was a house subject to demolition because of the relocation of the southern district office. He explained that he received it as a gift from his father.
This raises questions about the transparency of the candidate's asset declaration.
Seoul City Council member Lee Jong-bae filed a complaint regarding this matter, escalating it into a political nomination corruption controversy. Serious concerns are being raised about the transparency and fairness of the nomination process.
Among those in their 20s and 30s, positive evaluations dropped below 30%, indicating a deepening disaffection among younger generations.
Even Realmeter shows that. So, we can confirm that it's not just a survey error.
Notably, the approval rate among those in their 30s was very low at 9.2%, and in the Jeonnam and Jeonbuk regions, it was 16.3%, interpreted as an indicator of defection from the traditional support base. Additionally, suspicions have been raised that 6 out of 10 Basic Income Party provincial party offices are suspected of being farms or apartments.
Candidate Yong Hye-in's voluntary resignation is considered unlikely.
Consequently, it is predicted that the Blue House is likely to push through an appointment, as finding the next suitable candidate will take a long time. This is interpreted as an attempt to minimize personnel vacancies.
The People Power Party's approval rating reached 50.6% in the Chungcheong region, including Daejeon, Sejong, Chungnam, and Chungbuk. As this region has long been considered a barometer of public sentiment, this result is interpreted as a significant signal that moderate voters are positively evaluating the People Power Party. This change is garnering attention as it could influence future political landscapes.
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