The 8th National Simultaneous Local Election will be held on June 1.
It is an ultra-short adjacent election that is held 84 days after the 20th presidential election.
Will the public opinion in the presidential election remain the same or will it change?
The 378th News Story, aired this week, includes Professor Hyungjun Kim of Myongji University, current affairs critic Kwon Sanghee, special professor Sungcheol Jang of Daegu Catholic University, political analyst Taegon Yoon, director Kangyun Lee of the Korea Social Opinion Research Institute, Kwangjae Lee, Secretary General of the Manifesto Practice Headquarters, Sungmin Park political consultant, Minki Jeon, big data expert, etc. met
We predicted the results of this local election and heard its meaning and implications.
In addition, we visited the campaign sites of the candidates in the metropolitan area, and Song Young-gil, the Democratic Party candidate for Seoul mayor, Oh Se-hoon, the People's Strength Seoul mayor candidate, Kim Dong-yeon, the Democratic Party's Gyeonggi governor candidate Kim Eun-hye, the People's Power Gyeonggi governor candidate Park Nam-chun, the Democratic Party's Incheon governor candidate Yoo Jeong-bok, and Yu Jeong-bok the People's Power Through an interview with the Incheon governor candidate, he heard about the regional promises to be made after the election.
"The heat of the presidential election and the aftershocks are still working, but this is the first time two large national elections have been held in two months."
(Lee Kang-yun, director of the Korea Social Opinion Research Institute)
"It's a compositional election. Because it is an overtime for the presidential election, the rest is not a variable, and whether it is the theory of government judgment or the theory of stability of the regime is the structure."
(Political Consultant Park Seong-min)
"All political parties were interested in the presidential election, so I don't think there were too many ideas to systematically prepare for the local elections."
(Director General of Manifesto Practice Headquarters Lee Kwang-jae)
"In terms of interest, it can be seen as a very low number. If it is like this, the turnout may be a little low."
(Jeon Min-ki, big data expert) Both
the opposition and opposition parties are putting their energy into the last-minute campaign, stating that the people's power is to judge the opposition parties that hold the government's hindrances to justice, and the Democratic Party is a worker theory that asks for good workers.
<News Story> will be broadcast by analyzing people's reactions to the issues that heated up the political realm immediately after the election through various opinion polls and SNS big data analysis services to determine how public opinion will appear in the local election results.
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