Han Dong-hoon and Oh Se-hoon lead conservative presidential preference poll

A recent opinion poll conducted by Hangil Research shows a close race between conservative figures Han Dong-hoon and Oh Se-hoon regarding presidential preference. Among eight conservative candidates, Han recorded 14.0% preference, while Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon followed closely at 13.7%, a margin of 0.3 percentage points.

In the conservative camp, People Power Party leader Jang Dong-hyuk ranked third with 11.7%. Among centrist voters, Han Dong-hoon led with 16.6%, whereas Oh Se-hoon received 14.0%. Within the conservative base, Jang Dong-hyuk held the highest preference at 24.1%.

In the progressive camp, preference was more fragmented. Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok led with 9.5%, followed by former Presidential Chief of Staff Kang Hoon-sik at 8.3% and Jung Chung-rae at 7.7%. Among centrist respondents, Kim Min-seok was the only progressive figure to reach double digits with 10.6%.

The survey was conducted by Hangil Research on behalf of KNA25 and Polynews from January 25 to 26, involving 1,002 adults nationwide. The margin of error is ±3.1 percentage points at a 95% confidence level.