[Breaking News] Real-Time Presidential Election Poll Update - April 28, 2025 ๐
[Breaking News] Real-Time Presidential Election Poll Update - April 28, 2025 ๐
๐ฐ๐ท South Korea’s 2025 Presidential Race: The Current Landscape
In an unprecedented political shift, South Korea is preparing for a special presidential election on June 3, 2025, following the impeachment of former President Yoon Suk-yeol.
As of April 28, 2025, major polling agencies like Gallup Korea and Realmeter have released fresh data outlining how the presidential race is unfolding.
Today's blog will walk you through the latest real-time polling numbers, highlighting the key players like Lee Jae-myung and Lee Jun-seok, with clear tables and analysis! ๐
๐ Gallup Korea Poll (April 22–24, 2025)
๐ Survey Overview
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Agency: Gallup Korea
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Period: April 22–24, 2025
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Sample Size: 1,005 adults aged 18+
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Method: Telephone interviews
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Margin of Error: ±3.1%p at 95% confidence level
๐ Main Results
| Candidate | Party | Approval Rate (%) |
|---|---|---|
| Lee Jae-myung | Democratic Party of Korea | 38% |
| Han Dong-hoon | People Power Party | 8% |
| Hong Joon-pyo | People Power Party | 7% |
| Han Duck-soo | Independent | 6% |
| Kim Moon-soo | People Power Party | 6% |
| Lee Jun-seok | Reform Party | 2% |
| Ahn Cheol-soo | People Power Party | 2% |
| Lee Nak-yon | Democratic Party | 1% |
| Cho Kuk | Cho Kuk Innovation Party | 1% |
| Kim Dong-yeon | Democratic Party | 1% |
๐ก Highlight: Lee Jae-myung maintains a solid lead. Meanwhile, Lee Jun-seok, despite representing a smaller party, stands out with notable youth support.
๐ Realmeter Poll (April 16–18, 2025)
๐ Survey Overview
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Agency: Realmeter (commissioned by Energy Economy News)
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Period: April 16–18, 2025
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Sample Size: 1,504 adults
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Method: Wireless phone ARS
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Margin of Error: ±2.5%p at 95% confidence level
๐ Main Results
| Candidate | Party | Approval Rate (%) |
|---|---|---|
| Lee Jae-myung | Democratic Party of Korea | 50.2% |
| Kim Moon-soo | People Power Party | 12.2% |
| Han Dong-hoon | People Power Party | 8.5% |
| Hong Joon-pyo | People Power Party | 7.5% |
| Na Kyung-won | People Power Party | 4.0% |
| Ahn Cheol-soo | People Power Party | 3.7% |
| Lee Jun-seok | Reform Party | 3.5% |
| Kim Dong-yeon | Democratic Party | 2.0% |
| Kim Kyung-soo | Democratic Party | 1.8% |
๐ก Highlight: Lee Jae-myung has crossed the 50% threshold, a symbolic indicator of dominance. Lee Jun-seok also shows strong resilience among younger, reform-minded voters.
๐ Analysis: Lee Jae-myung Dominates, Lee Jun-seok Gains Traction
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Lee Jae-myung is showing unprecedented dominance, not only among traditional Democratic Party supporters but also expanding into the centrist demographic.
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Lee Jun-seok is carving out a distinct niche, appealing to younger generations seeking political change.
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People Power Party candidates remain fragmented, likely requiring consolidation efforts to mount a serious challenge.
๐ Key Upcoming Milestones
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Early May: Presidential candidate registration deadline
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Mid-May: Expected Supreme Court ruling on Lee Jae-myung’s election law case
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June 3: South Korea’s special presidential election
⚡ These developments could quickly reshape the election landscape.
๐ง What This Means for Voters
As of April 28, 2025, the South Korean presidential election landscape can be summarized as
"Lee Jae-myung leading strongly, Lee Jun-seok rising steadily."
However, the race is far from over.
Political realignments, court rulings, and candidate debates could dramatically shift voter sentiment in the coming weeks.
๐ Staying updated with real-time polls is crucial for voters aiming to make an informed decision!
