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[Opinion] Ruling Party’s Approval Rating Hits Lowest Since Lee Administration Launch… Report Card Opposite to Kim’s Pledge of a ‘10%P Surge’

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Realmeter, a public opinion polling agency, announced on the 12th that the approval rating for the Democratic Party of Korea was recorded at 35.5%. This represents a 7 percentage point drop from the previous survey (the first week of October), plunging to the lowest level since the launch of the Lee Jae-myung administration. Compared to the approval rating (47.9%) on August 17, when Chairman Kim Min-suk took office, this figure represents a 12.4…

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Realmeter, a public opinion polling agency, announced on the 12th that the approval rating for the Democratic Party of Korea was recorded at 35.5%. This represents a 7 percentage point drop from the previous survey (the first week of October), plunging to the lowest level since the launch of the Lee Jae-myung administration. Compared to the approval rating (47.9%) on August 17, when Chairman Kim Min-suk took office, this figure represents a 12.4…

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Kim Min-suk, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, is facing deep concern as he faces the party's lowest approval rating since the launch of the Lee Jae-myung administration. Although he publicly pledged to raise the party's approval rating by 10 percentage points within his first 100 days in office, he has yet to find a clear turning point for a rebound now that more than half of that target period has passed. According to Gallup Korea's nat…

As the Democratic Party of Korea's approval rating has fallen to its lowest level since the launch of the Lee Jae-myung administration, Chairman Kim Min-suk's leadership is being put to the test. It is interpreted that the phenomenon of "public sentiment turning away" has accelerated as internal conflicts over prosecution reform persisted, despite various changes attempted since taking office. With disappointment also being detected among tradit…

The Democratic Party of Korea's approval ratings are plummeting amidst internal discord and a lack of coordination in message management. While there are calls for President Lee Jae-myung and Democratic Party Chairman Kim Min-suk to refine their messaging to reduce unnecessary controversy, President Lee is escalating the political strife by even bringing in former Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon. According to political circles on the 11th, the Democr…

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매일신문 broke the news on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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