A pre-election survey released by The SPARK ignites controversy and threats of censorship amid a public rebuke by a gubernatorial candidate calling the results 'fake'
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“University President Amado Oliva, Jr., told me that they will meet us at the CSPC President’s Office at 9 am on Saturday, February 8, 2025. He repeatedly said that I should delete the post about The SPARK’s gubernatorial survey. He said that the current elections are intense and that we should be careful about what we post relative to them,” Luna revealed.
“The mock elections only accepted responses from CSPC students with verified school numbers; thus, outsiders or those without CSPC emails were not given access to the said form. With the population of 13,939 for the first semester of the current school year, a sample size of 549 with a confidence level of 95% only has a margin of error of +-4%.
“This is very alarming, especially because they continuously muzzle the voices of the student body. The council, as representatives of CSPCeans, will always side with the students and will stand up for what is right and what will be in the best interest of the students. With what is happening, we also feel oppressed, but we will not think twice about defending the rights of the students,” Morata said.
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