77.1% of Suwon Citizens "Satisfied with City Administration"

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Jung Jun-sung] Three out of four Suwon citizens expressed satisfaction with the city administration.

According to the 2023 Suwon Survey results conducted by the Suwon Research Institute from December 13 last year to January 19 this year, targeting 2,041 residents aged 18 and above living in Suwon, 77.1% of respondents answered that they are "satisfied with Suwon's city administration." Those who answered "neutral" accounted for 20.7%, while "dissatisfied" was 2.2%. The 2023 Suwon Survey was conducted using door-to-door interviews.

By age group, satisfaction with city administration was highest among those in their 40s at 82.8%, followed by those in their 50s at 79.6%, 20s at 75.6%, 30s at 75.4%, 60s at 73.1%, and 70 and above at 71.5%. Satisfaction levels exceeded 70% across all age groups.

City administration satisfaction shows a steady upward trend. In a survey conducted in June last year by a polling company targeting 600 Suwon residents aged 18 and over, city administration satisfaction was 43.9%, but it rose to 62.3% in an online survey conducted by the Suwon Research Institute in September last year targeting 890 citizen panel members.

Suwon Mayor Lee Jae-jun stated, "Over the past two years, public officials and I have worked very hard to create a 'new Suwon,' and I am sincerely grateful that citizens have evaluated our efforts positively," adding, "We will do our best to create a better Suwon so that more citizens can be satisfied with the city administration."