Mahinda 57.62%,Sirisena 40%,predicted by UNP survey on election

- lankacnews.com

It is learnt that from a survey made by some staunch UNP supporters incumbent president Mahinda Rajapaksa would secure 57.62% votes and the common candidate only 40% votes.This survey has been spearheaded by a non governmental organisation.The figures in this survey had been changed by the UNP and had said the common candidate would become victorious and is going to disclose at a media briefing.The statistics of the survey could be viewed from our Sinhala edition.

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