The president’s approval rating fell for three weeks in a row. The negative evaluation is the highest this year

It was investigated that the approval rating of President Yoon Seok-yeol’s performance of state affairs has dropped for three consecutive weeks.

It is an analysis that the compulsory conscription solution and the debate over the ’69 hours a week’ had an effect.

Realmeter Media commissioned Tribune to survey 2,506 adult men and women across the country for five days from the 20th to the 24th.

The positive evaluation, which was in the 40% range at the beginning of this month, has been on a downward trend (42.9% → 38.9% → 36.8% → 36%) for three consecutive weeks since the first week of March .

On the other hand, negative evaluations were examined at 61.2%, up 0.8% the previous year.

In the case of negative evaluation, it has been showing an upward trend (53.2% → 58.9% → 60.4% → 61.2%) for the last 3 consecutive weeks.

The party’s approval rating was researched at 37.9%, where the people’s power rose by 0.9% the previous year, and the Democratic Party of Korea fell by 1.0%p at 45.4%.

The support gap between the two parties narrowed from 9.4% last week to 7.5%, but was outside the margin of error for the second week in a row.

The sampling error of this survey is ±2.0%p at the 95% confidence level, and the response rate is 3.3%.

More information is available on the website of the Central Electoral Elections Discussion Committee.