Marcos, Romualdez least trusted among top government officials

President Marcos still enjoys majority public approval 2 years into term

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Distrust in the President jumped to 21% in June from 15% in March, a difference of 6 percentage points. Among geographic areas, distrust in Marcos was highest in Mindanao , followed by Metro Manila , Balance Luzon , and Visayas . The President’s trust rating in the Visayas is 54% – unchanged from the last survey period – while he got the lowest trust rating in Mindanao: 35% from 38% in March.

Among socioeconomic classes, trust in Romualdez was highest among the poorest Class E at 40% – 18 percentage points higher than 22% in March. Duterte obtained the highest approval score at 69% while Romualdez got the lowest rating at 35%, a 4-percentage point improvement over his March score. During the survey period, Vice President Sara Duterte resigned from the Marcos Cabinet confirming the insurmountable rift in the Uniteam coalition forged in the 2022 elections for the Marcos-Duterte tandem. It was also during this time when Malacañang, through an executive order, directed government agencies and schools in the country to

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