BBM-Sara tandem ranks first on Asia Pulse Survey

By Meldred Ivy Padilla

Presidential candidate Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. and vice presidential candidate Sara Duterte remained frontrunners in the March 2022 Pulse Asia pre-election survey released on Wednesday (April 6). 

The said survey was conducted from March 17 to 21 using face-to-face interviews with a  total of 2,400 respondents aged 18 years old and above.

Based on the results, 56% of the total respondents would elect Marcos as the country’s next president if the May 2022 elections took place during the survey period. However, Marcos Jr’s presidential preference mark dropped by 4% compared to the 60% in February. 

Same with the percentage obtained by Marcos, Duterte ranked first in the vice-presidential spot, 3% greater than February figures.

Meanwhile, Marcos’ closest presidential rival Leni Robredo recorded an increase of 9% which brought her points to 24% from 15% last February.

Mayor Francisco “Isko” Moreno ranked third with 8%, followed by Senator Manny Pacquiao with 6%, Senator Panfilo “Ping” Lacson with 2%, Faisal Mangondato with 1%, Enersto “Ernie” Abella with 0.1%, Jose Montemayor with 0.05%, Leodegario De Guzman with 0.02%, and Norberto Gonzales with 0%. 

“We shall not rest until the 70% preference survey polls position is attained, until every vote is counted and the aspirations of the Filipino people become a reality,” Atty. Vic Rodriguez, Chief of Staff and Spokesman of Marcos, said. – ag 

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