Government against 2/3 of the public. Is it likely that this is just propaganda?

A survey was published tonight that found that about 2/3 of the public is against the revolution the government planned to make.
I didn't see the details of the survey, but that's what was published in the news. Hasid's survey sounds credible.
Hmmm?
Just about 5 months ago, almost 49% of the public voted in favor of this government.
This is not a majority of the public, but it is much more than the roughly one-third that the survey actually gives it.
What happened when Karna fell?
Option A.
Although almost 49% wanted this government in general, there were far fewer who specifically supported the revolution.
Option B.
Although she had the support of almost half of the public, there was a growing devaluation of her support.
Option C.
The government did not explain itself, the opponents did, part of the public was convinced and the result: it dropped from a minority of less than 49% support to a minority of the third region.
Option D.
All answers are correct.
 
What does the Rabbi think is the correct answer?
Or are there other options?