Positive evaluation fell 2.8%p, tied with the lowest two weeks ago
Negative evaluation 2%p rises, reaching the highest level after the government was launched
“Influence of vaccine controversy, Byeon Chang-heum controversy, Jung Kyung-sim ruling, etc.”
30s (10.2%p↓), TK (12.2%p↓), etc.
33.8% of the people’s power, the highest ever… Democratic 29.3% lowest
The gap between the two parties was 4.5%p, the largest gap after the launch of the People’s Power
As a result of the weekly count of the 4th week of December (21~24), which was commissioned by YTN, Real Meter, a specialized public opinion poll, the positive evaluation of President Moon’s state administration was 36.7%, down 2.8% from the weekly count of the 3rd week of December ( It was revealed on the 28th that 21.8% were very good, and 14.9% were good.
The figure was the same as in the second week of December (positive 36.7%), which was the lowest since the inauguration of the current government, and reached the lowest level again in two weeks.
The negative evaluation of’you are doing wrong’ rose 2 percentage points to 59.7% (12.1% on the wrong side, 47.6% on the very wrong side). It broke the record for the 2nd week of December (58.2% negative), which was the previous high, and reached an all-time high. The difference between the positive and negative evaluations was outside the margin of error at 23% points. ‘Don’t know, no response’ showed 3.6%, an increase of 0.8 percentage points. It is analyzed that this decline is due to the argument of responsibility as some parties such as opposition parties have raised controversy over the issue of securing a vaccine for novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19).
An official from Real Meter analyzed that “the major factor is the successive occurrence of adverse events in passports,” and “I think the controversy over vaccines will be the greatest.”
As criticisms from the opposition parties that the government’s response to supply and demand for vaccines has been raised, the Blue House finally requested on the 22nd, “I earnestly appeal to the politicization of vaccines.”
In addition, the controversy over the assault case of Vice Minister Yong-gu Lee, the controversy of the past words and actions of candidate Byeon Chang-heum, the controversy over the art support fund of President Moon’s son, Moon Joon-yong, and the ruling of the first trial of a professor at Dongyang University, Chung Gyeong-shim seem to have been reflected in multiple layers.
However, the investigation conducted until the 24th did not reflect the impact of the court’s decision to return to the office of prosecutor general Yoon Seok-yeol. The court made this decision late at night on the same day.
As a daily indicator of the President’s approval rating, after closing at 41.4% (55.7% negative) on the 18th, 39.2% (2.2%p↓, 56.4% negative) on the 21st, and 37.1% (2.1%p↓, negative) on the 22nd. 59.3% of negative evaluation), 37.9% (0.8%p↑, 59.2% of negative evaluation) on the 23rd, and 36.3% (1.6%p↓, 60.1% of negative evaluation) on the 24th.
Specifically, by region, Daegu and Gyeongbuk (12.2%p↓, 32.6%→20.4%, negative evaluation 74.4%), Busan, Ulsan, Gyeongnam (5.1%p↓, 34.7%→29.6%, negative evaluation 68.2%), Seoul (1.8%p↓, 37.4%→35.6%, negative evaluation 59.8%).
By gender, women (4.0%p↓, 42.2%→38.2%, negative evaluation 58.1%) and men (1.5%p↓, 36.7%→35.2%, negative evaluation 61.4%) were equally divided, and by age group, 30s (10.2%) p↓, 45.7%→35.5%, negative evaluation 63.0%), 50s (4.8%p↓, 41.5%→36.7%, negative evaluation 60.3%), 40s (3.3%p↓, 48.6%→45.3%, negative) Evaluation 52.9%) and 20s (1.7%p↓, 37.8%→36.1%, negative evaluation 55.5%).
By party, it fell from the Democratic Party support group (4.3%p↓, 89.9%→85.6%, negative evaluation 12.1%) and the people’s power support (1.6%p↓, 5.2%→3.6%, negative evaluation 95.7%). By ideological orientation, the conservative group (4.5%p↓, 18.3%→13.8%, negative evaluation 83.2%) and the middle class (2.8%p↓, 38.3%→35.5%, negative evaluation 62.8%) declined.
By occupation, unemployed (6.5%p↓, 32.0%→25.5%, negative evaluation 67.1%), students (3.8%p↓, 36.2%→32.4%, negative evaluation 57.2%), office workers (3.2%p↓, 47.6%→ 44.4%, negative evaluation 53.4%), self-employment (2.9%p↓, 37.0%→34.1%, negative evaluation 64.1%) showed a downward trend.
On the other hand, the progressives (3.2%p↑, 66.0%→69.2%, negative evaluation 28.1%) and justice party supporters (2.3%p↑, 29.7%→32.0%, negative evaluation 60.2%) showed an upward trend. It also rose in shamans (1.0%p↑, 15.2%→16.2%, negative evaluation 72.3%) and in their 60s (4.2%p↑, 28.6%→32.8%, negative evaluation 64.4%).
On the other hand, the party’s support was 33.8%, a 2.2 percentage point increase compared to the third week of December last week, and the Democratic Party’s 1.3 percentage point to 29.3%. An official from Real Meter analyzed that “the gap between the two parties was 4.5 percentage points, showing a result outside the margin of error, and it widened as the largest gap with the Democratic Party after the launch of the power of the people.
The highest level just before the public power approval rate was in the second week of August (36.3%) when the real estate issue was in full swing. The Democratic Party was at its lowest level since the inauguration of the current government, and the lowest point just before was in the first week of December (29.7%), when the conflict between Justice Minister Choo Mi-ae and Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol was at the peak.
The Open Democratic Party fell 0.7 percentage points to 6.5 percent, the Nationalist Party fell 0.8 percentage points to 6.4 percent, and the Justice Party rose 1 percentage points to 4.4 percent. The number of shamans was 16.5%, down 0.1 percentage points from the third week of December.
This survey was conducted using a combination of wireless telephone interview (10%), wireless (70%), wired (20%) automatic response, and random dialing through a randomly generated sampling frame in parallel with wireless (80%) and wired (20%). Carried out. As a result of attempting to call 43,292 voters over the age of 18, the final 2008 responded, showing a 4.6% response rate. The sampling error is ±2.2% points at the 95% confidence level. For detailed survey summary and results, refer to the Real Meter homepage or the Central Election Survey Deliberation Committee homepage.
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