Next General Election, Views to Check the Government Dominate… 'Ruling Party Victory' 34% · 'Opposition Party Victory' 47%

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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Jeong-jin = Public opinion polls indicate that public sentiment favoring the election of a majority of opposition candidates over ruling party candidates in the 23rd general election to be held in 2028...

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According to the results of a public opinion poll conducted by Gallup Korea from October 13 to 15, 47% of respondents indicated that the election of an opposition candidate in the next general election is necessary, which is higher than that of the ruling party. The strong showing of the opposition in the metropolitan area and the close contest in Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam were confirmed, while Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon ranked first in favorabili…

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Public opinion poll results show that in the next general election, responses indicating a need for more opposition candidates to be elected to keep the current government in check were higher than those expecting a majority of ruling party candidates to be elected. In a survey on the favorability of major politicians, figures from the opposition party also took the top two spots. On the 16th, Gallup Korea released the results of a survey condu…

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Public opinion poll results released on the 16th indicate that the view to "check the government" is ahead of the view to "support the government" in the 23rd general election to be held in 2028. According to a survey conducted by Gallup Korea from the 13th to the 15th targeting 1,003 people aged 18 and older nationwide regarding the outlook for next year's general election results, the response that "many opposition candidates should be elected…

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Regarding the results of the 23rd National Assembly election to be held in 2028, the argument for judging the government—that the opposition party must win a majority—is supported by the government.