The Democratic Party shared the results of a recent poll indicating negative evaluations from the 2030 generation during a workshop for lawmakers held on August 27.
Lee Joo-hee, the party's floor spokesperson, discussed the reasons behind the declining support from young voters at the workshop held at the Inspire Hotel in Incheon, which was aimed at preparing for the 2026 regular National Assembly session.
"We conducted an analysis and report on the poll results. The Democratic Party must seriously listen to the voices of voters," Lee said, cautioning against the negative sentiment from the 2030 generation despite the party's overall favorable standing.
Lee emphasized that issues such as real estate, which have caused confusion between the party and the government, are currently undermining the party's support. She stated, "We need to reflect on whether our approach as the ruling party has been appropriate and recognize that we must listen to the concerns of young people regarding real estate issues and engage them in dialogue."
Additionally, Lee provided an analysis of the dynamics for the upcoming general election in 2028. She noted, "We discussed the election landscape, where issues of national stability and checks on the administration are closely contested," and emphasized the need to secure support from undecided voters to achieve victory.
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