President Lee Jae-myung's approval rating hits record low, falling for 6 consecutive weeks
Recent survey results have been released showing that President Lee Jae-myung's approval rating for his conduct of state affairs has fallen for six consecutive weeks, hitting a new record low. These results indicate that public assessment of his administration continues to decline.
According to a survey conducted by the polling agency Realmeter at the request of the Energy Economy News, President Lee Jae-myung's approval rating has dropped further compared to the previous survey. This figure has continued to decline for six weeks without a single rebound.
This decline in approval ratings is analyzed as the result of a complex combination of various political and economic factors. In particular, it appears that the public's concerns regarding the overall management of state affairs are being directly reflected in the approval rating figures.
Experts point out that as the downward trend in approval ratings prolongs, there may be difficulties in securing momentum for future state administration. Attention is focused on how the government and the ruling party will address this public sentiment and what countermeasures they will prepare.
Detailed information on this public opinion poll can be found on the Realmeter website or the National Election Survey Deliberation Commission website. Attention is now turning to how future changes in state administration will affect the next approval rating survey.