A recent Gallup Korea poll reveals significant public division regarding proposed changes to the South Korean prosecution's investigative powers. While 61% of respondents believe the prosecution should retain its supplementary investigation rights, only 23% support abolishing them. The survey also gauged opinions on potential defections back to the Democratic Party, finding 28% in favor and 37% opposed. This suggests considerable public hesitation regarding the Democratic Party's push to curtail the prosecution's authority. The results indicate strong resistance to the proposed reforms, potentially posing a challenge to the ruling party's agenda. These findings highlight a complex political landscape with significant public concern over the balance of power within the justice system. The poll was conducted on November 17th and provides a snapshot of current public sentiment.