The website was launched on May 4. The result of the survey was announced at noon Monday. The website also found that 90.79 per cent of its respondents disagree with the provision that would allow a non-MP to become the prime minister.

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Survey by Prachamati.org finds 93 per cent want referendum

An opinion survey by the Prachamati.org website found that 93.54 per cent of 2,359 Internet users support the holding of national referendum on the draft charter while 6.46 per cent disagree.

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