The report, covering 21-27 May, concludes that the "prevailing attitude is quite negative [about the election] among those on Twitter". On the positive side, Aref --- frequently compared to Mostafa Moein, the main reformist candidate in the 2005 election, had no negative Twitter communication and a slight surge in numbers "liking" his Facebook page. "Rowhani" --- an English variant of the surname --- was also second to "Iran" as the most frequently tweeted word in the Iranian election discussion. [Editor's Note: The report probably under-estimated Rouhani's prominence on social media. The candidate with the most negative tweets was leading MP Gholam-Ali Haddad-Adel, with more than half expressing disapproval.