With 18 Months Left Until Next General Election: 34% Expect Ruling Party Majority, 47% Opposition

[Joo Young-jin's News Briefing]

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■ Broadcast: SBS <Joo Young-jin's News Briefing> Monday – Friday (14:00 – 15:20)
■ Host: Anchor Joo Young-jin
■ Panel: Jang Yoon-mi, former spokesperson for the Democratic Party of Korea; Kim Keun-sik, former head of the Vision and Strategy Office of the People Power Party; Son Seok-min, SBS senior editorial writer
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● Approval Rating 'Slight Rebound' – ● Kang Hoon-sik's Role Theory Ignited

Jang Yoon-mi / Former Spokesperson for the Democratic Party of Korea
"Current public opinion indicates we cannot hold onto our seats in the general election"
"Now that the ruling party has gained recognition for the sincerity of its reforms, it must offer alternatives for people's livelihoods"
"We must recognize that Kang Hoon-sik's political stature has grown and keep possibilities open"

Kim Keun-sik / Former Head of the People Power Party's Vision and Strategy Office
"The opposition party itself may not feel the need for change and reform"
"Jang Dong-hyeok's exposure as a leader is declining under the influence of the 'hardline three siblings'"
"We must pay close attention to Yang Hyang-ja's issues raised regarding systemic errors"

Son Seok-min / SBS Senior Editorial Writer
"Jang Dong-hyeok seems to have made strong arguments advocating party member sovereignty"
"I wonder if running for Seoul mayor might be Kang Hoon-sik's final option"

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