South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol is facing a storm of discontent as his approval rating nosedived to just 23% this week, according to a Gallup Korea poll. That’s an 11-point drop since March, signaling trouble for the conservative leader amid growing public frustration. 🌊
A staggering 68% of respondents criticized Yoon’s handling of state affairs—a sharp 10-point spike in disapproval. Meanwhile, support for his People Power Party slid to 30%, overtaken by the main opposition Democratic Party at 31%. 🗳️
In a plot twist, the minor Rebuilding Korea Party surged to 14% approval, while the New Reform Party trailed at 3%. The survey of 1,000 voters reflects a rapidly shifting political landscape ahead of key elections. 💥
Analysts say rising living costs and policy debates may be driving the slump. Will Yoon’s team pivot to win back trust? Stay tuned. 🔍
