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Wed, April 21, 2021 | 08:44
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Ahn keeps slight lead over Park in two-way race
"양자대결 박근혜 45%, 안철수 48%"<갤럽 조사>
Posted : 2012-09-30 12:31
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Independent presidential candidate Ahn Cheol-soo kept a slight lead over his ruling party rival Park Geun-hye in a supposed two-way race, a poll showed Saturday.

Forty-eight percent of the 1,591 respondents in the Gallup Korea survey said they would vote for Ahn if the Dec. 19 election becomes a one-on-one contest between the two, while 45 percent said they would back Park.

The Sept. 24-28 poll had a margin of error of plus or minus 2.5 percentage points.

Ahn, a former computer software entrepreneur and university professor, has been ahead of Park in a hypothetical two-way race since he officially declared his presidential bid on Sept. 19 after months of contemplation.

In a supposed two-way race with opposition candidate Moon Jae-in, however, Park would get 46 percent and Moon 45 percent, the survey showed. Park also was way ahead of the two others in a three-way contest with 39 percent, followed by Ahn with 28 percent and Moon with 21 percent.

Election experts say Ahn and Moon are expected to ultimately join hands to select one of them as a unified candidate as they see little chance of beating Park if both remain in the race and split the vote. (Yonhap)

"양자대결 박근혜 45%, 안철수 48%"<갤럽 조사>
野단일후보 선호도 文 46% 安 37% 다자구도선 朴 39% 安 28% 文 21% 順 추석을 앞두고 실시된 대선 후보 여론조사 양자대결에서 새누리당 박근혜 후보가 45%, 무소속 안철수 후보가 48%의 지지율을 각각 기록했다. 한국갤럽은 지난 24∼28일 닷새간 유권자 1천591명을 상대로 조사해 29일 이러한 내용의 결과를 발표했다. 이 조사는 신뢰수준 95%, 표본오차 ±2.5%포인트이다. 박 후보와 민주통합당 문재인 후보의 양자대결에서는 46% 대 45%로 1% 포인트 차로 박 후보가 앞섰다. 갤럽 측은 "9월 셋째주에 문 후보가 민주당 대선 후보로 확정됐으며 안 후보는 출마 선언을 해 지지도가 급상승했는데 이 지지도가 넷째주에도 유지됐다"며 "박 후보의 지지도는 24일 과거사 관련 기자회견 후 특별한 변화가 없다"고 설명했다. 또 "이번주 안 후보와 관련해 제기된 다운계약서, 논문 표절 의혹 등에 대해 안 후보 측이 즉각 사과와 해명에 나선 상태여서 이런 검증 공방이 지지도에 어떻게 영향을 미칠지는 추석 이후를 지켜봐야 할 것"이라고 덧붙였다. 다자구도에서는 박 후보 39%, 안 후보 28%, 문 후보 21% 순으로 각각 조사됐다. 야권 단일후보에 대한 선호도에서는 문 후보가 46%, 안 후보가 37%로 각각 파악됐다. (연합뉴스)









 
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