Group 1 - The latest opinion poll shows that Lee Jae-myung, the candidate from the largest opposition party, the Democratic Party, is leading with a support rate of 49%, while the ruling party's candidate, Kim Moon-soo, has a support rate of 35% [2] - The gap between Lee Jae-myung and Kim Moon-soo is narrowing, with the difference now at 9 percentage points, and only 3.2 percentage points in Seoul [2][3] - The presidential election in South Korea is scheduled for June 3, and the latest polls will be the last published before the voting day due to a ban on releasing poll results starting from May 28 [2] Group 2 - The poll indicates a three-way race with all candidates having support rates above 10%, which is noteworthy [3] - There are increasing calls within the conservative camp for Kim Moon-soo and Lee Jun-suk to unite as a single candidate, but Lee Jun-suk has rejected this collaboration [2][3]
韩总统选举临近 民调显示李在明仍领先但优势缩小
Xin Hua Wang·2025-05-28 03:26