President Lee Jae-myung's approval rating ”rises” slightly = South Korea

The results of a public opinion poll announced on the 21st showed that South Korean President Lee Jae-myung's approval rating has risen slightly.
The Korean polling organization "Gallup Korea" conducted a survey of people aged 18 and over from the 18th to the 20th of this month.
According to a survey of 1,000 voters, President Lee's approval rating rose 1 percentage point from last week to 60%, while 30% disapproved and 10% had no opinion.
The most common reason for supporting him was "diplomacy" (34%), followed by "economy and people's lives" (14%), "professional ability and competence" (4%), and "the results of the APEC summit"
" (4%). The most common reason for disapproval was "morality issues/the individual avoiding trial" (12%), followed by "the Daejang-dong case/pressure by the prosecution to abandon appeal" (
The order of support was "economic affairs" (11%), "economy and people's lives" (9%), etc. Meanwhile, the ruling Democratic Party of Korea received 43% of the support, while the main opposition People Power Party received 24%.
Next were the Fatherland Reform Party (3%), the New Reform Party (3%), and the Progressive Party (1%), with independents making up 26%.
In addition, Gallup Korea also conducted a survey on party candidates for next year's June 3 local elections.
The results showed that 42% of respondents said that "More ruling party candidates should be elected," 35% said that "More opposition party candidates should be elected," and 23% had no opinion.