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South Korean presidential candidate preference trends

Overview

Public opinion polls indicate shifting preferences among potential presidential candidates in South Korea. Early polling showed Han Dong-hoon leading with approximately 18.8% preference, followed by Jang Dong-hyuk and Kim Min-seok. During this period, President Lee faced significant dissatisfaction, with disapproval ratings reaching as high as 61.4%.

Subsequent polling by Hangil Research revealed a tightening race within the conservative camp. Han Dong-hoon recorded a 14.0% preference, closely followed by Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon at 13.7%. While Jang Dong-hyuk maintained a strong presence among the conservative base, the progressive camp showed more fragmented support, with Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok leading progressive figures at 9.5%.

Entities

Oh Se-hoon · Han Dong-hoon · Kim Min-seok · HanGil Research · Jang Dong-hyuk

Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 5 sources
    Han Dong-hoon and Oh Se-hoon lead conservative presidential preference poll

    A Hangil Research poll shows Han Dong-hoon (14.0%) and Oh Se-hoon (13.7%) in a tight race for conservative presidential preference, while Kim Min-seok leads the progressive camp with 9.5%.

  2. [POLITICS] 4 sources
    Han Dong-hoon leads presidential candidate preference in recent polls

    Polls show Han Dong-hoon leading in presidential candidate preference, while President Lee faces high disapproval ratings.

Sources

kyeonggi.com · mbn.co.kr · newstomato.com · sisajournal.com · smcaen.fr