President Lee Jae-myung's Approval Rating Drops; Property Tax Changes Eyed as Potential Turning Point

President Lee Jae-myung's approval ratings have continued their decline, marking six consecutive weeks of falling public support. The latest figures reveal a further dip in his performance evaluation, following a significant "dead cross" last week where negative assessments outnumbered positive ones.

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President Lee Jae-myung's approval rating has dropped for six consecutive weeks.

According to a poll conducted by Realmeter for Energy Economy Newspaper between June 22-26, only 46.5% of respondents positively assessed President Lee's job performance. This downward trend persists despite the initial shock of the negative ratings overtaking positive ones.

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Negative evaluations of his performance surpassed positive ones last week, a trend that has continued.

The article raises the question of whether upcoming property tax adjustments, scheduled for July, could serve as a potential "breakthrough" or turning point for the president's administration. The effectiveness of these tax policies in potentially reversing the negative public sentiment remains to be seen.

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The article questions whether upcoming property tax changes in July could offer a turning point for his administration.