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Presidential elections are scheduled to be held in South Korea on 27 March 2030. They will be the tenth presidential elections since democratization and the establishment of the Sixth Republic. Under the South Korean constitution, incumbent president Lee Jae Myung is ineligible for reelection.

The President of South Korea is elected by first-past-the-post voting for a five-year term.^[1] Presidents are limited to a single term of office.^[1]

Fieldwork date	Sample size	Margin of error	Polling firm	DPK			RKP	PPP					NRP	Others	Und./ no ans.	Lead


22–23 Nov	1,003	±3.1	KIR / Cheonjiilbo^[7]	7.9	—	19.4	10.0	20.2	—	—	10.4	—	—	7.1	20.4	0.8
15–16 Nov	1,005	±3.1	KIR / Cheonjiilbo^[8]	8.6	—	18.3	10.7	17.3	—	—	13.4	4.2	—	5.1	22.4	1.0
2–3 Nov	1,005	±3.1	KIR / Cheonjiilbo^[9]	7.2	—	16.3	13.1	18.6	—	—	8.2	4.2	—	6.9	25.5	2.3
20–21 Oct	1,002	±3.1	KIR / Cheonjiilbo^[10]	9.0	—	13.6	14.5	17.0	—	—	10.2	6.4	—	6.9	22.4	2.5
13–14 Oct	1,007	±3.1	KIR / Cheonjiilbo^[11]	8.9	—	13.3	12.4	16.0	—	—	9.9	6.2	—	9.4	23.9	2.7
7–8 Oct	1,001	±3.1	KIR / Cheonjiilbo^[12]	10.7	—	13.1	12.7	17.8	—	—	8.6	6.9	—	5.8	24.4	4.7
30 Sep–1 Oct	1,000	±3.1	KIR / Cheonjiilbo^[13]	8.4	—	13.3	12.3	21.3	—	—	10.5	3.7	—	6.5	24.0	8.0
28–29 Sep	1,016	±3.1	Ace Research / Newsis^[14]	8.9	3.2	14.3	12.4	18.3	5.5	6.3	8.2	—	4.9	7.2^[a]	10.9	4.0
19–20 Sep	1,001	±3.1	KIR / Cheonjiilbo^[15]	—	3.8	14.3	12.0	18.4	7.2	—	9.2	—	—	7.2	27.9	4.1
16–18 Sep	1,001	±3.1	Gallup Korea^[16]	4	—	3	8	7	3	1	3	—	4	9	58	1
9–10 Sep	1,001	±3.1	KIR / Cheonjiilbo^[17]	14.3	3.3	—	14.9	20.6	7.9	6.7	—	—	5.7	7.7^[b]	18.9	5.7

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 | before_party = [[Democratic Party (South Korea, 2015)|Democratic]]
 | country = South Korea
 | next_year = 2035
 | title = President
 | party1 = [[Democratic Party (South Korea, 2015)|Democratic]]