58.2% of South Koreans have a ”positive outlook” for President Lee Jae-myung's handling of national affairs

The results of a public opinion poll announced on the 9th showed that 58.2% of respondents had a positive outlook for South Korean President Lee Jae-myung, who began his term on the 4th of this month, and his conduct of national affairs.
The South Korean polling agency "Realmeter" conducted a survey on "President Lee's performance of state affairs" on the 4th and 5th of this month targeting 1,012 voters aged 18 and over. The survey results showed that "President Lee is acting with integrity."
The positive outlook, "They will be able to carry it out properly," was counted at 58.2 percent. This was followed by the negative outlook, "They will not be able to carry it out properly," at 35.5 percent, and "I don't know" at 6.3 percent.
According to the figures for "the outlook for national governance immediately after the election of past presidents" surveyed by Realmeter, the positive outlook for each president was 79.
.3%, President Park Geun-hye with 64.4%, President Moon Jae-in with 74.8%, and President Yoon Seok-yeol with 52.7%.
This means that President Lee's positive outlook is higher than that of President Yoon Seok-yeol, but lower than that of Presidents Lee Myung-bak, Park Geun-hye, and Moon Jae-in.
In addition, when asked what national policy issues the new president should prioritize, 41.5% chose "economic recovery and stability in the lives of the people."
This was followed by "prosecutor's and judicial reform" at 20.4%, "national unity and resolution of conflicts" at 12.8%, and "political reform and cooperation between the ruling and opposition parties" at 8.3%.
Meanwhile, the approval rating for political parties was calculated as 48.0% for the ruling Democratic Party of Korea and 34.8% for the People Power Party.
This is followed by the New Reform Party at 5.8%, the Fatherland Reform Party at 3.7%, the Progressive Party at 1.4%, and other parties at 1.7%.
%, and independents made up 4.7%.