MANILA, Philippines — The fight against surging prices of essential goods and the battle to eradicate government corruption have emerged as the primary concerns for party-list groups, according to the latest 2025 Pre-Election Party-List Preferential Survey conducted by Tangere.
The survey highlighted the pressing issues that Filipino voters wanted their partylist representatives to address, with 75 percent of respondents calling for measures to curb the cost of basic commodities and 74 percent demanding stronger legislative efforts to combat corruption.Health care improvements also rank high among voter concerns with 73 percent of respondents emphasizing the need for better services in public hospitals, while 70 percent prioritizing enhancing rural health care.
21 percent; Tingog Party-List at four percent; Malasakit@Bayanihan Party-List at 3.50 percent; and ACT Teachers Party-List at 3.41 percent.Meanwhile, forty other party-lists are projected to claim one seat each, including familiar names such as 1-Rider Party-List , Duterte Youth Party-List , 1Pacman , and Gabriela .The survey also spotlighted new players in the political arena. Solid North Party-List, representing the Ilocos Region, garnered 1.
Rising Prices Of Basic Goods Top Concerns Of Party-List Voters Survey
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