Kim Tae-heum, Governor of Chungnam, Ranks 2nd in Relative Party Index Among Nationwide Metropolitan Leaders

Realmeter April Metropolitan Government Chief Evaluation Public Opinion Survey

Kim Tae-heum, Governor of Chungnam Province, ranked 2nd in the relative party index among metropolitan governors nationwide.

According to the April metropolitan local government evaluation announced by the polling agency Realmeter on the 17th, Governor Kim Tae-heum's relative party index scored 128.9 points, placing him 2nd after Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon.

The Realmeter relative party index is a figure that gauges the level of a local government head's job performance evaluation compared to the party support base in the region to which the head belongs. A score above 100 indicates that the support base exceeds that of the party supporters in the region.

Governor Kim ranked 3rd in the support expansion index with 97.8 points.

The support expansion index indicates the increase or decrease in current support compared to the election vote share; a score above 100 means an increase in support base compared to the early term, while below 100 means a decrease.

The positive evaluation of provincial administration and resident life satisfaction index were 52.7% and 60.7%, respectively, both ranking 6th.

This poll was conducted from March 28 to 30 and from April 26 to May 1, targeting 13,600 voters aged 18 and over nationwide, using random digit dialing for both landline and mobile phones with an automated response system. The sampling error is ±0.8 percentage points at a 95% confidence level.

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