57.7% Say Lee Was Wrong with Press Conference… Negative Assessments Dominate in All Regions Excluding Honam
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A public opinion poll released on the 22nd showed that more than half of the public viewed President Lee Jae-myung's press conference held on the 18th negatively. Respondents also indicated that while President Lee stated he has no intention of seeking re-election, the controversy surrounding the constitutional amendment for consecutive terms has not been resolved.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jo Da-woon = Despite President Lee Jae-myung stating at a recent press conference that he has "no intention of seeking a second term," 5 out of 10 citizens [believe] that a second term...
Public opinion poll results show that negative assessments of President Lee Jae-myung’s press conference to the nation on the 18th exceeded 50%. According to a survey conducted on the 21st by the polling firm Realmeter at the request of the Energy Economics Newspaper, the results regarding public perception of President Lee’s press conference showed that positive assessments of "doing well" stood at 39.2%, while negative assessments of "doing po…
Public opinion poll results released on the 22nd indicated that a majority of the public viewed President Lee Jae-myung's press conference on the 18th negatively. Respondents predicting a decline in approval ratings following the press conference outnumbered those predicting a rebound by a margin outside the margin of error. According to a survey conducted by Realmeter on the 21st commissioned by the Energy Economy newspaper, targeting 503 men …
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