Marcos’ net trust rating in Davao City: from 49.5% last year to 1% this year; Sara’s from 78.1% to 46%

DAVAO CITY (MindaNews / 23 July) –  A year after taking over as President and Vice President, the net trust ratings of Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. and Sara Duterte of the UniTeam […]

DAVAO CITY – A year after taking over as President and Vice President, the net trust ratings of Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. and Sara Duterte of the UniTeam have dropped considerably in Davao City, results of the survey conducted by the Institute of Popular Opinion of the University of Mindanao show.

Photos from official pages of Bongbong Marcos, Inday Sara Duterte, Supreme Court PH, Migs Zubiri, and Martin Romualdez. All Senatorial photos from senate.gov.ph In terms of awareness, the IPO said 91% of the respondents are aware that Marcos is President, 93% that Sara Duterte is Vice President, 69% that Senator Juan Miguel Zubiri is Senate President, 55% that Rep. Martin Romualdez is House Speaker, and 33% that the Chief Justice is Alexander Gesmundo.

The number of Dabawenyos who don’t trust him more than doubled, from 14.8% last year, to 32% this year. Fewer Dabawenyos gave her a “trust much” rating this year compared with last year while more Dabawenyos do not trust her now compared with a year ago.

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