A poll conducted by Realmeter on January 16, 2026, showed concerns among moderates in the greater Seoul area regarding Lee Jae Myung, linked to internal strife within the Democratic Party of Korea.
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Updated Jan 16
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What happened
A poll conducted by Realmeter on January 16, 2026, showed concerns among moderates in the greater Seoul area regarding Lee Jae Myung, linked to internal strife within the Democratic Party of Korea.
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The entities involved
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Lee Jae Myung
President of South Korea since 2025
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Seoul
capital and largest city of South Korea
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Democratic Party of Korea
South Korean political party (since 2014)
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