I've already answered that: hashpower (slight majority to strong majority)
This is in question as the miners are making political nods to both sides : Core and Classic. Additionally, this information along with Bitfury's article that strongly rejects all of classics principles lead me to doubt the sincerity of those commitments.
Technically , there is 0 miner support for Classic and 100% for Core right now. Until the miners start switch code , the vote hasn't happened.(Faking support like slush did with XT doesn't count either )
Details and context being revealed ....(I look forward to more data confirming before making any judgments)
https://www.bikeji.com/t/3144http://www.weibo.com/3884337005/De95fs0cx?from=page_1005053884337005_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotimeThe translation:
Yesterday, Jeff(Garzik?), a developer of Bitcoin Classic, took a flight to Beijing from New York, to attend a meeting with the Chinese Bitcoin businesses, including Haobtc, OKCoin, Bitmain, Bither, LIGHTNINGASIC, with the aim of gaining further support for Bitcoin Classic. When talking about Bitcoin Classic's releases, Jeff stated that a hard fork is needed for the upgrading and improvement of the source code(the original Chinese are weasel words and possibly syntactically incorrect), yet(and) without providing a clear long-term roadmap(about what lies ahead of the 2MB increase?), which led to almost universal dissatisfaction among those present, whom further expressed their withdrawal of support for Bitcoin Classic, and the need to reach a wider consensus within the community before a decision can be made.