ICYMI: Marcos Jr. leads latest Pulse Asia survey for presidential race
Pulse Asia, in a survey result conducted from January 19-24, said Marcos Jr. is the president of choice of 60 percent of respondents in the upcoming elections, while 16 percent of them prefers Robredo.“With the support of 60% of the country’s registered voters who are likely to cast their ballot in May 2022, former Senator Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. would be elected as the next Philippine president if the elections took place during the survey period,” Pulse Asia said in a statement on Sunday.
Manila mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso and Senator Manny Pacquiao are tied at eight percent, while Senator Panfilo Lacson has four percent. Meanwhile, Mr. Faisal Mangondato has 0.3 percent, former Presidential Spokesperson Ernesto Abella 0.05 percent, and labor leader Leody de Guzman at 0.02 percent.
Pulse Asia’s survey is based on a sample of 2,400 representative adults 18 years old and above, with a ± 2 percent margin of error at the 95 percent confidence level.
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Robredo has ‘momentum’, her spox asserts, despite Marcos topping Pulse Asia survey againPresidential aspirant Vice President Leni Robredo has the “clear momentum” early this official campaign season, her camp said as Pulse Asia survey revealed her lagging at second place with 16 percent. READ:
Read more »
We undid Marcos economy, let’s not go backOn Feb. 25, we shall be observing the 36th anniversary of our people power revolution. Those who are much younger to have been involved in the events at Edsa in 1986 have often asked: “what
Read more »
Dismissal of DQ cases vs Marcos signals continuous campaign for Uniteam — Sara DuterteICYMI: Duterte-Carpio: “Of course this is a welcome development for the Uniteam. Makikita po natin na tuloy-tuloy na ‘yong kanyang kandidatura and tuloy-tuloy na rin ‘yong aming pangangampanya para sa Halalan 2022,” VotePH
Read more »
EXPLAINER: Comelec First Division ruling on Marcos – is failure to file ITR immoral?Failure to file an ITR is a crime, that much is clear. But it is inherently immoral to count as a crime of moral turpitude? Read this Rappler explainer. PHVote WeDecide
Read more »
Lacson runs P915-M ads in 2021; Robredo, Marcos catch upAfter a slow start, former senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr. topped ad spending among all candidates in December, signalling what could be the beginning of heavy spending to keep his double-digit lead in the polls
Read more »