Polling 
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Aquino maintains lead in latest Pulse Asia survey
WITH less than five months before the May 10 elections, Liberal Party presidential candidate Benigno “Noynoy” C. Aquino III maintains his sizable lead even as three other contenders improved their numbers, Pulse Asia’s December 2009 survey showed. Pulse Asia asked 2,000 respondents on Dec. 8 to 10: “Of the people in the list, whom would »Read More
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Many to support, but won’t join protests if elections aren’t held
TWO in three Filipinos believe next year’s elections will push through as scheduled. But should elections be postponed or cancelled, nearly half think there will be “much trouble” and the same number say they will likely support but not join any protest actions arising from the postponement or cancellation. Pulse Asia released Thursday these and »Read More
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Aquino, Roxas maintain big lead in Pulse Asia’s latest survey
WITH less than six months to go before Election Day, Liberal Party candidates and senators Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III and Manuel “Mar” Roxas Jr. lead the 2010 elections race for president and vice president, Pulse Asia’s October survey showed. Aquino was the choice of 44 percent of the respondents, followed by Nacionalista Party’s Manuel Villar »Read More
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Mar leads in SWS survey on VP
SEN. Manuel “Mar” Roxas II took the top spot in the people’s three best leaders who should become vice president next year, according to the latest Social Weather Stations survey. Forty percent of the 1,800 adults polled from Sept. 18 to 21 named Roxas, 23 percent chose Vice President Noli de Castro, and another 23 »Read More
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Aquino tops September SWS poll
SEN. Benigno Aquino III topped the list of the people’s three best successors to President Gloria Arroyo next year, according to the latest survey of the Social Weather Stations. Six out of 10 adults polled by the SWS from Sept. 18 to 21 named Aquino in answer to the survey question, “Under the present Constitution, »Read More
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Villar tops SWS poll
SEN. Manuel Villar would top the presidential elections if they were held now, according to a Social Weather Stations poll. The survey, conducted on April 16 to May 6 and commissioned by Villar, showed 22 percent of Filipinos were likely to vote Villar and 18 percent, Vice President Noli de Castro. The SWS polled 7,000 »Read More
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Escudero, Legarda lead VP race—Pulse Asia
SENATORS Francis Escudero and Loren Legarda are the strongest contenders for the vice presidency if elections were held today, Pulse Asia said Wednesday. Nearly the same percentages of Filipinos expressed support for Escudero (24 percent) and Legarda (21 percent), according to Pulse Asia’s May 4-17 survey which has a margin of error of ± 3 percent. »Read More
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Presidential race remains tight, says latest Pulse Asia poll
IF elections were held today, it would be a tight race among five presidential candidates: Vice President Noli de Castro (18 percent), Sen. Francis Escudero (17 percent), former President Joseph Estrada (15 percent), Sen. Manuel Villar, Jr (14 percent) and Sen. Mar Roxas (13 percent), according to the latest Pulse Asia survey. Dislodged from the »Read More
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De Castro, Villar, Legarda, Escudero top recommendees for 2010
VICE President Noli De Castro and senators Manny Villar, Loren Legarda and Francis Escudero are the people’s top recommended successors to President Gloria Arroyo in 2010, according to the latest Social Weather Stations survey. Asked who they think are good leaders who should succeed Arroyo when her term expires next year, 27 percent of the »Read More
