49代表で最後の初戦、花咲徳栄はジンクス破れるか 苦戦する傾向も

A recent opinion survey has revealed that President Lee Jae-myung's policy approval rating has hit its lowest point since his inauguration, sitting at 49%. This decline is attributed to dissatisfaction with Seoul's real estate policies and concerns surrounding judicial reform, along with market instability. The ruling party has pledged to focus on livelihoods and the economy to boost approval ratings.

According to the NBS survey conducted by Embrex, CaseStat Research, Korea Research, and Korean Research, the president's policy approval rating dropped from 49% to its lowest point of 40% after two weeks. When asked if they believe the current government is doing well on real estate policy, 57% responded negatively, a 20% increase from the previous survey.

This age group, heavily affected by rising property prices due to their struggles with housing insecurity, saw a significant drop in their support for the president. Their support for the president has plummeted by 17% in the past year. The president's approval rating has also fallen in his home provinces of Gyeonggi and Incheon, where it dropped to 58%.

The research emphasizes that the South Korean public's concerns over real estate and market instability have significantly impacted the president's approval ratings, particularly among younger and more moderate political factions.