Poll: Voters View Cho Kuk, Han Dong-hoon Candidacies Unfavorably
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
TLDR
- A recent poll indicates that more voters view the parliamentary candidacies of Cho Kuk and Han Dong-hoon unfavorably.
- The survey found 38% disapproval for Cho Kuk's candidacy in Pyeongtaek, with 28% approval, while Han Dong-hoon's candidacy in Busan garnered 49% disapproval versus 23% approval.
- Current party support shows the Democratic Party at 48%, followed by the People Power Party at 20%.
A recent survey by Hankook Research reveals a public sentiment leaning against the parliamentary bids of Cho Kuk, leader of the Cho Kuk Innovation Party, and former People Power Party leader Han Dong-hoon. The poll, conducted from April 21-23 among 1,001 adults nationwide, indicates that negative views outweigh positive ones for both politicians' candidacies.
Specifically, Cho Kuk's run in the Pyeongtaek-eul constituency faces 38% disapproval compared to 28% approval. For Han Dong-hoon's bid in Busan Buk-gu갑, a significant 49% expressed disapproval, more than double the 23% who approved. These findings suggest a public wary of these prominent figures entering the legislative race.
The survey also highlights the current political landscape, with the Democratic Party leading at 48% support, while the People Power Party trails at 20%. Minor parties like the Cho Kuk Innovation Party and the New Reform Party each garnered 2% support. This data provides a snapshot of voter preferences as the political climate intensifies.
The negative response was higher.
Originally published by Hankyoreh in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.