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| ▲ From left, Nak-yeon Lee, representative of the Democratic Party, Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol, and Gyeonggi Province governor Lee Jae-myeong. | |
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According to a joint national index survey (NBS) in the first week of January (January 4-6), four public opinion polls (Mbrain, Casestat, Korea Research, and Korea Research), Gyeonggi Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myeong last year It recorded 24%, up 3%p compared to the 3rd week of December, leaving the 2nd and 3rd places outside the margin of error (±3.1%p to the 95% confidence level) and continued to be the first. Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol rose 1%p to 16%, and the Democratic Party leader Lee Nak-yeon fell 3%p to 15%.
In particular, Governor Lee Jae-myeong was found to be the first in this survey to be ahead of Representative Lee Nak-yeon in key passport support groups, such as the Democratic Party, President Moon Jae-in support, and progressives. It is noteworthy that it is an investigation conducted after CEO Nak-yeon Lee raised the amnesty against former Presidents Lee Myung-bak and Park Geun-hye.
According to this survey, Governor Lee Jae-myeong surged 6 percentage points in the Democratic Party support base to 38%, while Representative Lee Nak-yeon plunged 8 percentage points to 33%. The gap between Governor Lee and CEO Lee is 5%p.
Even in the support of President Moon Jae-in, Governor Lee rose 6%p to 36%, and CEO Lee fell 9%p to 31%. In the progressive class, the Governor Lee increased 5%p to 37%, and CEO Lee fell 7%p to 25%, widening the gap between the two to 12%p.
Governor Lee Jae-myeong surged 9%p to 33% in the Honam region, another key support for passports, while CEO Nak-yeon Lee plunged 7%p to 33%. This is the first time that Governor Lee and CEO Lee recorded a tie in this survey of voters in the Honam region.
By age, Governor Lee Jae-myeong rose 3%p to 39% in his 40s, which is known to have the highest loyalty among the core supporters of passports, and was 23%p ahead of Lee Nak-yeon, who fell 3%p to 16%.
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The results of this survey seem to reflect the high public opinion against the’Lee Myung-bak and Park Geun-hye’s amnesty’ among the core supporters of the passport.
In this regard <오마이뉴스>On the 5th, a poll was conducted on 500 people aged 18 and over (7,420 calls, response rate 6.7%) across the country, and surveyed for and against the pardon of two former presidents. ‘
However, for each camp, the results were clearly divided for pros and cons. Democratic supporters say 88.8% oppose the amnesty, with 71.3% “strongly opposed”. 89.1% of the positive evaluations of President Moon Jae-in also opposed the amnesty. The ideological liberal group also had 75.1% of opposition, overwhelmingly higher than the favor (21.2%), and in Gwangju and Jeolla, the opposition to amnesty recorded 76.6% (56.9% very opposed).
In the first week of January, a joint national survey of four public opinion polls was conducted by Embrain, Casestat, Korea Research, and Korea Research for three days from January 4 to 6, 2021, targeting 1,009 men and women aged 18 years and over. 100% of mobile phone virtual numbers were conducted by telephone interview, and the sample error was ±3.1%p at 95% confidence level, and the response rate was 32.1%. For more information, refer to the Central Election Survey Deliberation Committee or the NBS website.
<오마이뉴스>-The real meter survey was conducted by wireless (80%) and wired (20%) automatic response (ARS), and the sample error is ±4.4%p at 95% confidence level.