32% of national power (6%p↑) and 36% of democracy (3%p↓)...53% for regime change and 37% for recreation [NBS survey]

According to a poll, 32 percent of the people's power party support and 36 percent of the Democratic Party of Korea support.

In a three-day National Index Survey (NBS) conducted by Embrain Public, KStat Research, Korea Research, and Korea Research on 1,000 people aged 18 or older from the 6th, 32 percent of the public's support and 36 percent of the Democratic Party's support were found.

Compared to the previous survey, three weeks ago, the power of the people rose by 6 percentage points, and the Democratic Party fell by 3 percentage points.

The Cho Kuk Innovation Party was 7%, the New Reform Party was 3%, and the Progressive Party was 1%.

When asked which party candidate they would vote for if the presidential election was held this year, 41% of the respondents said they would choose a Democratic Party candidate and 29% of the people's power candidates.

In the question of selecting the most suitable person for the next president, 31% of the people chose Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the Democratic Party of Korea.

Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon and Daegu Mayor Hong Joon Pyo followed at 7%, followed by former People's Power Han Dong-hoon at 5%, People's Power Ahn Cheol Soo at 4%, and National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik at 3%.

In the next presidential election, 53% of respondents said that the opposition candidate should be elected to change the government, and 37% said that the ruling party candidate should be elected to re-create the government.

For more information, refer to the Central Election Public Opinion Review Committee, the National Indicator Survey, and the NBS website.



[Online Notice]

○ Investigation and requesting agency: Embrain Public, Cat Research, Korea Research, Korea Research
○ Survey period: January 6, 2025 (for three days)
○ Sample error: ±3.1 percentage points (95% confidence level)
○ Survey target: 1,000 people aged 18 or older nationwide
○ Survey Method: Phone interview survey using mobile phone virtual number (100%)
○ For more information such as full questionnaire, refer to the National Election Opinion Review Committee, National Indicator Survey, and NBS website