When asked, ”Why did you choose President Lee Jae Myung?” the most common answer was = Korean public opinion poll

It has been revealed that the most common reason given for voting for President Lee Jae-myung in the 21st presidential election was 'emergency martial law and an end to the civil war.'
According to a survey conducted by Gallup Korea on the 4th and 5th of this month targeting 1,003 voters aged 18 and over nationwide, 100% of those who voted for President Lee
27% of respondents chose President Lee for his 'martial law trial and end to the civil war.' This was followed by 'job performance and administrative ability' (17%), 'economic expectations and economic policies' (15%), and 'superiority over other candidates' (
Those who voted for Kim Moon-soo, the former People's Power presidential candidate, said that the biggest reason was his morality and integrity (33%).
Other reasons given were "I don't like him" (30%), "Trustworthiness/honesty" (28%), etc. Other reasons included "career/experience", "policies/promises" (both 8%), and "truthfulness/honesty" (6%).
Those who did not vote for President Lee were given the following reasons: 'Judicial risk/criminal allegations' (30%), 'Lack of trust/lies/lack of truthfulness' (18%), 'Lack of morality/selfishness' (14%), and 'Past
The reasons given for not voting for former candidate Kim were "defense of martial law and sympathy with civil war" (30%), "dislike of People Power" (19%), "trust" (19%), and "unreliable".
The reasons given were, "President Lee is not trustworthy and lies," "I don't like candidate Kim Moon-soo" (all 4%), and so on. Gallup Korea said, "President Lee's personal history was the most common point, while former candidate Kim was the most common point.
In contrast, the weighting of the issues is large. When asked about the information they referred to when deciding who to vote for, the most popular answer was "TV debates" (45%).
Seok) 80% of voters for the former Reform Party candidate said they took the TV debates into consideration, while 40% of voters for President Lee and 47% of voters for former candidate Kim said they took the TV debates into consideration.
The survey, conducted after the presidential election, was conducted by telephone interviewers using randomly selected virtual wireless phone numbers, with a response rate of 1.
The response rate was 2.3%. A survey conducted before the end of the presidential election was conducted by telephone interviewers using randomly selected virtual wireless phone numbers, and the response rate was 17.7%.