The university found that 26.6 per cent of 1,206 respondents preferred Yingluck as the next prime minister while 25.1 per cent named Abhisit. The remaining 48.3 per cent were undecided. 
	The survey was carried out on the occasion of six months after the National Council for Peace and Order seized power. 
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