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The Democratic Party has made substantial gains against the GNP in the first two weeks of April. The blue line is the GNP (한나라당) and the red is the Democratic party (민주당). Realmeter graphic

Support gap between major parties narrows ahead of Korean elections

By Tue, Apr 19, 2011 10:54PM UTC View Comments The Democratic Party has made substantial gains against the GNP in the first two weeks of April. The blue line is the GNP (한나라당) and the red is the Democratic party (민주당). Realmeter graphic

The progressive Democratic Party is closing the support gap between it and the majority Grand National Party ahead of Korea’s April 27 bi-elections. The GNP had enjoyed a steady advantage in support over the past several years.  With a few fluctuations, the conservative party enjoyed support in the mid to upper-30s while the Democrats were in...

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