Busan Democratic Party support 28%, people’s strength 34.9%

Busan Democratic Party support 28%, people’s strength 34.9%

Input: 2021-02-11 10:56:59Revision: 2021-02-11 11:06:06Posted: 2021-02-11 11:04:28

In Busan, 50 days before the 4/7 Busan mayoral by-election, the approval rating of the people fell and the Democratic Party rose, but overall, the power of the people is still maintaining the dominance.

As a result of a survey of 1502 people aged 18 and over nationwide on the 8-10th by Real Meter commissioned by YTN, in Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam, the approval ratings of the people decreased by 4.7 percentage points (p) to 34.9%, and the Democratic Party approval rate rose by 3.6%p. It was counted at 28.0%.

The approval rating gap is 6.9%p, which is outside the margin of error.

In Seoul, the Democratic Party approval rating reversed the power of the people within the margin of error.

The Democratic Party approval rate in Seoul was 31.7%, up 5.0%p from the previous week.

The power of the people fell 5.1%p to 30.1%.

There was a 1.6%p gap within the margin of error (±2.5% points at the 95% confidence level), but the ranking changed.

In the national approval rating, the Democratic Party rose 2.1%p to 33.0%, and the people’s power fell 0.7%p to 31.1%. This was followed by the People’s Party of 6.7%, the Open Democratic Party of 6.7%, and the Justice Party of 5.3%.

President Moon Jae-in’s approval rating (positive evaluation) was 41.3%, up 2.0%p from last week.

The negative evaluation fell 1.6%p to 54.7%. 4.0% of respondents did not know.

The difference between the positive and negative evaluations is 13.4%p, which is outside the range of error.

Positive evaluation rose in Gangwon (16.6%p↑), Seoul (10.4%p↑), Booulkyung (3.8%p↑), 20s (5.9%p↑), and midway (5.6%p↑).

Negative evaluation decreased in Seoul (10.5%p↓) and Boulgyeong (5.8%p↓), and increased in Gwangju Jeolla (8.4%p↑) and Daegu Gyeongbuk (6.9%p↑).

For more information, refer to the Real Meter website or the Central Election Survey Deliberation Committee.

Reporter Park Tae-woo [email protected]