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          Poll says people rejected the draft charter Poll says people rejected the draft charter According to a month-long exit poll conducted by SHAN, almost 63% of eligible voters had cast No against the draft constitution drawn by the mili 租房子tary. 2 July 2008 Only 10 of the 1,186 respondents said they had voted in favor of the draft “on our own free will.” Just 67% of the respondents said they were able 婚禮顧問to cast ballots. 9.6% had waived their right to vote. 20.7% said they were forced to make ticks (checkmarks), which denote approval of the draft, at advance polls organized by the authorities. 租辦公室5.4% went to the polls only to find that the polling stations had closed well ahead of 16:00, the official closing time. “The official figure that there was a 99% turnout was therefore downright impossibl 澎湖民宿e,” said a survey member at the evaluation meeting.However, contrary to what is general believed, junta authorities had in many cases (63.5%) allowed the voters to cast their ballots freely, out of whom 62.7% had voted N 租房子o. “Which means that even after officials had ticked in favor for those who failed to turn up and those that did not arrive in time as well as advance pollings, the support for the draft could not have been more than 37.3% and not 92% 租辦公室 as claimed by junta media,” said another member at the evaluation meeting. 67.7% (803) of the respondents were from Shan State. The rest of them were from Kachin and Mon states and Rangoon, Mandalay, Sagaing and Pegu divisions. “It was great fun doi 膠原蛋白ng it,” said Khuensai Jaiyen, SHAN editor in chief. “My only regret was that other BNI (Burma News International) members were not able to join the survey. Together we could have done a better job with a better impact.” The BNI formed in 2002 has 10 mem 找房子ber news groups: Independent Mon News Agency (IMNA), Kachin News Group (KNG), Kaladan News, Kantarawaddy Times, Kaowao News, Khonumthung News, Mizzima News, Narinjara News, Network Media Group (NMG) and Shan Herald for News (SHAN). Burma’s military rulers held a series of referend 土地買賣um for their draft constitution in April and May. The junta announced on 29 May that the charter has been ratified. The statement was signed by Senior General Than Shwe. 2010 has been set as the year for general elections where opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been barred from becoming a candi 土地買賣date.  .