Poll on Friday revealed that Thais are more satisfied with Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra government than former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva government 's, The Nation online reported.

Suan Dusit Poll, conducted by Suan Dusit University, released on Friday, found the Yingluck Shinawatra government to have outpaced the former government on three issues , trailed behind in two issues and been on par in one issue.

The current Yingluck government, took office in August 2011, was seen as outperforming the previous administration on three issues. The three are the 15,000 baht (485 U.S. dollars) starting salary for civil servants with a Bachelor's degree, the 300 baht ( about 10 U.S. dollars) daily minimum wage and the drug suppression campaign.

The Abhisit government, in office March 2005- December 2008, in turn, was seen as superior to the present administration on two issues - the Cabinet line-up and the paddy price intervention scheme.

The two governments were on par for one issue - education policies. The survey found the two to have equally failed to end the political conflict and to quell the southern violence.