SENTIMENTS favorable to the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. have slipped, while sentiments opposed to the Marcos administration have risen, a survey conducted by Publicus Asia found.
In Publicus' third-quarter survey, the results of which were released recently, 43 percent of respondents expressed pro-administration sentiments, down from 48 percent in the second-quarter survey.President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Photo from PCOIn a statement issued Thursday, the polling firm said the decrease indicated 'that fewer individuals are aligned with the current administration as well as its priorities compared to the previous quarter.
Pro-opposition support remained statistically stable at 20 percent, slightly higher than the 18 percent in the previous quarter. Anti-opposition support was 33 percent, slightly lower than the 35 percent in the previous quarter.Publicus said that while the percentage of respondents dissatisfied with the administration has dropped, there are reservations regarding backing the opposition party.
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