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I dagens Bangkok Post presenteras lite mer siffror ifrån den senste ABAC opinionsundersökningen, 76.4% tyckte att regeringen hade blivit stabilare och starkare, 61.7% sade sig ha förtroende för dom 111 bannade politiker som snart är fria att arbeta politiskt igen, 62.9% sade sig vara mer oraoade för ekonomin än ändringarna av konstitutionen, 47.7% tyckte att Thaksins image hade förbättrats.
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Poll: Yingluck gains more leadership
Most of the people are of the opinion that Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has gained more leadership than before, Abac Poll revealed on Sunday.
The poll was conducted between Feb 10-Mar 10 on 2,181 people aged 18 and above in 17 provinces - Bangkok, Pathum Thani, Samut Prakan, Nakhon Pathom, Suphan Buri, Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai, Nakhon Sawan, Amnat Charoen, Si Sa Ket, Loei, Sakon Nakhon, Udon Thani, Nakhon Ratchasima, Surat Thani, Yala and Songkhla.
Asked to comment on Ms Yingluck's leadership compared to when she first assumed premiership, most of 46.8 per cent said she had gained more leadership, 30.1 per cent said her leadership remained the same as before, while 23.1 per cent said she had lost her leadership.
On the government's stability, the majority or 76.4 per cent said the government had become more solid and strong while the rest said otherwise.
On their confidence in the ability of the 111 banned politicians, who will regain their political rights after May, to return to the cabinet and solve the country's problem, 61.7 per cent of the respondents said they still had confidence in them while the rest or 38.3 per cent said they no longer thought the politicians would still be reliable.
Asked which between the economic problems and constitutional amendment is an issue of more concern to them, 62.9 per cent said they are more concerned about the economy, 24 per cent about the charter change, and 12.1 per cent have no comment.
On former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra's image, 47.7 per cent said it had improved, 26.7 per cent said it was the same, and 25.6 per cent said it was worse.
Asked to mention five problems they wanted the government to tackle urgently, the replies were:
1. High cost of living (73.9 per cent);
2. Land for farming and exploitation of natural resources (68.5 per cent);
3. Safety of lives and property, crimes, and drugs (66.3 per cent);
4. Natural disasters such as floods, toxic smogs, and mudslides (63.8 per cent); and
5. Social injustice (54.1 per cent).