President Lee Jae-myung's approval rating for state affairs has declined, while the Democratic Party's approval rating is higher, resulting in a 'party-government approval rating reversal'. This is analyzed as a result of criticism regarding real estate policies, cabinet appointments, and conflicts over policy direction between the core support base within the ruling party and new supporters. The reversal of party-government approval ratings is increasing centrifugal force within the ruling party and raising the possibility of a change in the one-pole system, weakening the momentum of Representative Kim Min-seok's 'integration and solidarity drive'. In particular, the upward trend in support for the Jo Kuk-hyeong Innovation Party can be seen as an indicator reflecting internal divisions within the ruling party. While Representative Kim Min-seok is making efforts to unite the party internally, his goal achievement prospects are unclear in a situation where emotional conflicts and competition for the next election have begun among supporters.
