In the “Governor Election of Gyeonggi Province,” the biggest battlefield in the June 1 local election, the results of a poll on the 1st showed that Democratic Party candidate Kim Dong-yeon recorded 42.6% and People’s Power candidate Kim Eun-hye scored 42.7%, indicating that they were fighting within the margin of error.
As a result of a survey of 1,058 adult men and women residing in Gyeonggi-do from the 29th to the 30th of last month, commissioned by the JoongAng Ilbo by Gallup Korea, Candidate Dong-yeon Kim recorded 42.6% and Candidate Eun-hye Kim recorded 42.7%. The gap between the two candidates’ approval ratings is 0.1 percentage points (p), which is very narrow.
In Seoul, Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon, who belongs to the People’s Power, is running a ‘solo rule’ system. As a result of a survey of 1006 adult men and women living in Seoul, Mayor Oh Se-hoon took 54.6 percent and Democratic Party candidate Song Young-gil 32.7 percent, leading Mayor Oh 21.9 percentage points, which is outside the margin of error. Justice Party candidate Kwon Soon-jung won 3.6 percent.
The power of the people was strong in the Incheon mayoral election. As a result of a survey of 853 adult men and women residing in Incheon, Yoo Jeong-bok, candidate for People’s Power, 41.5%, and Park Nam-chun, Mayor of Incheon, 36.3%, who belonged to the Democratic Party, took the lead with 5.2 percentage points within the margin of error. Justice Party candidate Lee Jung-mi won 5.0%.
For more information regarding the poll, please visit the website of the National Election Opinion Survey Deliberation Committee.
(Seoul = News 1)
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