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In a survey conducted by Chosun Ilbo and TV Chosun to Kanta Korea and conducted a survey of 800 voters each in Seoul and Busan from the 27th to the 29th of last month (±3.5%p for the 95% confidence level of the sample error), the approval rating of the Mayor of Seoul was Ahn Chul-soo. The representative took the first place with 20.4%. Following this was Park Young-sun, Minister of Small and Medium Business Ventures, 11.5%, former Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon, 9.8% of the People’s Power, and Na Kyung-won, 8.6%.
Newsis commissioned a public opinion polling agency Real Meter to conduct a’Seoul Political Political Public Opinion Survey’ (±3.5%p for 95% confidence level) with 800 voters in Seoul on the 28th and 29th of last month. % Recorded. Minister Park Young-sun and former lawmaker Na Gyeong-won showed 11.6% and 10.7%, respectively, and former Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon also fought a close fight with 10.4%.
Dong-A Ilbo commissioned Research & Research to survey 800 voters in Seoul from 27 to 29 last month (with 95% confidence level, sample error ±3.5%p), and as a result,’Among those who are considered running for the Seoul mayoral by-election When asked,’Who will you vote for?’, 24.2% of the respondents elected Ahn Cheol-soo, the National Assembly representative. The following was followed by Minister Park Young-sun, 17.5%, and former lawmaker Na Kyung-won, 14.5%.
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Newsys commissioned the public opinion polling agency Real Meter and conducted a “by-election by the Busan Mayor and a survey on pending issues” (±3.4%p for 95% confidence level) on 809 voters in Busan on the 28th and 30th of last month. The percentage of supporting Professor Park Hyung-jun was the highest at 30.1%. Next was Kim Young-chun, former National Assembly secretary general, 15.6%, followed by Lee Eon-ju, former National Strength Congressman 11.3%.
As a result of a poll by Cho Won C&I (±3.1%p for 95% confidence level) of 1003 voters in Busan from the 26th to 27th at the request of the Korean Regional Newspaper Association, Professor Park Hyung-joon in the’Bang-Night Area Busan Mayor’ In terms of the candidate suitability of the Busan mayor of criminal passports, 27.5% was obtained, and Kim Young-chun, former secretary general of the National Assembly, gained 15.7%.
In a survey conducted by Polycom, a professional public opinion polling agency, on the 26th-28th of the last 26th-28th of Busan at the request of the international newspaper, 28.3% of respondents answered the question,’Who thinks the best mayor of Busan, leaving the opposition parties?’ I chose. Former National Assembly secretary general Kim Young-chun was followed by 16.9%, followed by former lawmaker Lee Eon-ju with 15.3%.
For more information, refer to the website of the Central Election Polls Review Committee.
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