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A Gallup Korea survey showed that the evaluation that President Yoon Seok-yeol was doing well in state affairs fell again to the 20% level and the negative evaluation rose to the 60% level.
As a result of a Gallup Korea survey of 1,000 adults across the country from the 20th to the 22nd, the positive evaluation that President Yoon was doing well was 28%, and the negative evaluation that he was not doing well recorded 61%.
Although it is within the margin of error, the positive rate has decreased by 5 percentage points from last week, and the negative rate is showing a trend of rising by 2 percentage points.
The positive evaluation of President Yoon’s job performance recovered to the 30% level in about two months last week, and then fell back to the 20% level within a week.
In this survey, lack of experience, lack of qualifications and incompetence were the most common reasons for negative evaluation in this survey (12%), followed by failure to take care of the economy and people’s livelihood (10%).
Compared to last week, ‘relocation of the president’s office and guesthouse’ rose by 5 percentage points as the cause of negative evaluation, and ‘diplomacy’ and ‘lack of communication’ also increased by 3 percentage points, respectively.
On the other hand, as for the reasons for positive evaluation, hard work and best efforts were recorded at 9%, defense and security at 7%, and diplomacy at 6%.
Gallup Korea analyzed, “In a survey right after attending the last NATO summit, President Yoon’s first overseas trip, the approval rate of the president’s job fell by 6 percentage points. I did.
Gallup compared this to a different pattern from previous presidents, where the president’s overseas trips often helped rebound in job evaluations.
The margin of error of this survey is ±3.1%p at the 95% confidence level. For more information, refer to the website of the National Election Opinion Survey Deliberation Committee