The survey gathered the views of 1,342 adults (aged 18–55) from five cities and five rural or semi-urban areas. Among them were 674 men and 668 women. Participants represented diverse income groups, classes and professions. Data were collected between 21 and 28 October.

According to the organisation that conducted the survey, this is an opinion poll. It is nationally representative but does not represent any specific constituency. The sample reflects people who can read online or print newspapers and who are likely to vote in the upcoming election. The confidence level of the survey results is 99 per cent.

When asked how much influence the July uprising would have on the national election, 30 per cent said it would have a slight impact. Another 8 per cent said it would have no impact at all.