President Lee's approval rating ”falls”... ”Diplomacy” re-emerges as number one reason for disapproval = South Korea

The results of a public opinion poll announced on the 12th showed that South Korean President Lee Jae-myung's approval rating has once again fallen to the 50% range.
The Korean polling organization, Gallup Korea, conducted a survey of 100 voters aged 18 and over from the 9th to the 11th of this month.
According to a survey conducted among 202 people in the second week of September, President Lee's approval rating was 58%, while disapproval was 34% and 8% had reservations.
This time, his approval rating has dropped by 5 percentage points since the previous survey, reaching 56% in the third week of August and dropping to 56% in the second week of August.
The number of people who supported President Lee rose for two consecutive weeks, at 59% in the fourth week of the month and 63% in the first week of September. The most common reason for supporting President Lee was "economy and people's lives," at 14%. This was followed by "diplomacy" (1
The most common reasons for disapproval were "diplomacy" (22%), "general bad" (8%), and "excessive diplomacy" (7%).
Regarding these, Gallup Korea stated, "'Diplomacy' has once again risen to the top of the list of reasons for disapproval, but this is due to the fact that the Battery, Georgia, USA
"This is presumably due to the arrest and detention of over 300 Korean workers at the factory on suspicion of illegal residence," he said. "They were released through government negotiations and are on their way home on a private plane."
"However, as this unprecedented incident has attracted attention, the need for improvements to the system regarding investment in the United States, including measures to prevent a recurrence, has emerged," he said.
Meanwhile, according to a party approval rating survey conducted by Gallup Korea for three days from the 9th of this month, the ruling Democratic Party of Korea came in at 4th.
The ruling party recorded 2% and the main opposition People's Power Party recorded 24%. The ruling party's approval rating fell by 1 percentage point from the previous survey, while the People's Power Party remained the same.
This was followed by the New Reform Party (3%), the Fatherland Reform Party (2%), and the Progressive Party (1%), with 26% of those unaffiliated.
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