[리얼미터]National Power Party Representative Candidate Approval Survey Report Kim Ki-hyeon 44% Ahn Cheol-soo 23%

On the 23rd, the results of a public opinion poll revealed that candidate Kim Ki-hyun retained the lead among the candidates with an approval rating of more than 40% in the People’s Power party representative race.

As a result of a survey conducted by Real Meter on 1004 adult men and women (413 people of people strength supporters) over the past two days on the 21st and 22nd at the request of Media Tribune, Candidate Kim took the first place with 44.0 % approval rating from supporters of the strength of the people. Ahn Cheol-soo (22.6%), Cheon Ha-ram (15.6%), and Hwang Kyo-ahn (14.6%) followed.

Candidate Kim’s approval rating dropped 1.3 percentage points from the previous Real Meter poll (February 6-7), but retained first place. Candidate Ahn fell 7.8%p, while candidates Chun and Hwang rose 6.2% and 7.6%p, respectively.

In the case of the possibility of winning, candidate Kim took the majority with 52.6%, followed by candidate Ahn (24.2%), candidate Chun (9.4%), and candidate Hwang (8.0%).

In the virtual two-way conflict, candidate Kim won 50.1% and candidate Ahn 37.6%.

In the approval rating for the Supreme Council, Candidate Min Young-sam came first with 14.8%, followed by Kim Jae-won (13.6%) and Jo Su-jin (13.1%) with over 10%. Next were Tae Young-ho (9.2%), Kim Byung-min (9.1%), Kim Yong-tae (8.7%), Heo Eun-ah (6.4%), and Jung Mi-kyung (6.0%).

The approval ratings for the top youth candidates were Jang Ye-chan (43.7%), Kim Ga-ram (9.8%), Lee Ki-in (7.8%), and Kim Jeong-sik (6.6%).

The evaluation of President Yoon Seok-yeol’s performance of state affairs was surveyed with 38.1% positive and 59.8% negative. In terms of party support, the Democratic Party of Korea was 45.7%, the People’s Power 40.9%, and the Justice Party 1.8%.

The sampling error of this survey is ±3.1%p (±4.8%p from the people power support group) at the 95% confidence level. 90% wireless and 10% wired were conducted in an automatic response mode, and the response rate was 3.4%. For more information, visit the National Election Survey Discussion Committee website.