People Power Party candidate Won Hee-ryong (left) and Democratic Party candidate Lee Jae-myeong are running for Gyeyang-eul, Incheon./News 1
The results of a public opinion poll were released on the 13th and show that Democratic Party candidate Lee Jae-myeong and People Power Party candidate Won Hee-ryong are locked in a close race within the margin of error in Gyeyang-eul, Incheon. Gyeyang-eul, Incheon, is an area that is attracting attention from government and opposition parties as the clash between the leader of the main opposition party and former government minister Seok-yeol Yoon took place.
YTN commissioned public opinion polling agency Embrain Public to conduct a public opinion survey of 500 men and women aged over 18 living in Gyeyang-eul, Incheon, using telephone interviews for two days starting from 9. As a result, candidate Lee Jae-myung obtained 42% and candidate Won Hee-ryong 42%, obtaining 39% support. This is a close match within the margin of error (±4.4% p).
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Among so-called “active voters” who said they will definitely vote in this election, the gap narrowed further to 46% for candidate Lee and 44% for candidate Won. By age group, many voters in their 40s and 50s supported this candidate, while the winning candidate received high support from those 60 and older. Among thirty-year-olds the result was similar, while among twenty-year-olds more than half of the “floating group” said they had no candidate to support or did not know.
Nominees Ahn Cheol-soo and Lee Gwang-jae. /Chosun DB
In the virtual clash in Seongnam Bundang, Gyeonggi province, the candidate of the People Power Party Ahn Cheol-soo (45%) was ahead of the candidate of the Democratic Party Lee Kwang-jae (36%) outside the margin of error (±4 .4% points). New Reform Party candidate Ryu Ho-jeong had 2%.
Of those surveyed who would definitely vote, 45% said they would vote for candidate Ahn and 42% for candidate Lee, predicting that the two candidates would face a close race.
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In Seoul middle schools and Seongdong-gap, Democratic Party candidate Jeon Hyun-hee recorded 35 percent and People Power Party candidate Yoon Hee-sook 31 percent. It’s a close battle within the margin of error. However, 31% of voters said they did not support any candidate or did not know.
In Yangsan-eul, Gyeongsangnam-do, where the head-to-head battle between Gyeongnam governors took place, Democratic Party candidate Kim Doo-gwan had 41 percent and People Power Party candidate Kim Tae-ho had 34 percent. Among active voters, the gap widened slightly, with 48% for candidate Kim Doo-gwan and 39% for candidate Kim Tae-ho.
In this survey, Embrain Public conducted a telephone interview with 507 voters living in Bundang-gap, Gyeonggi-do, 501 voters from Middle and Seongdong-gap in Seoul for two days starting on the 9th, and 503 voters living in Yangsan , Gyeongnam, on two days starting from the 10th. The sampling error is ±4.4% points at the 95% confidence level. For more information, see the National Election Opinion Poll Deliberation Committee website.
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