Senatorial candidates backed by former President Rodrigo Duterte saw a rise in voter support after he was sent to The Hague to face crimes against humanity.
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00:01Senatorial candidates backed by former President Rodrigo Duterte saw a rise in voter support
00:06after he was sent to The Hague to face crimes against humanity.
00:09This according to a Pulse Asia Research Incorporated survey released on Friday, April 11.
00:15Senator Bong Goh, Duterte's longtime aide, takes the top spot with 61.9% voter preference,
00:2210 percentage points higher than administration bet Erwin Tulfo, who got 51.1%.
00:27Tulfo's numbers dropped from 62.8% in January 2025 to 56.5% in February 2025.
00:37Senator Bato de la Rosa's preference number rises by 4 percentage points to 48.7%,
00:43placing him in second to third in the March 2025 survey.
00:47Other Duterte bets with rise in their numbers enough to enter the quote
00:50probable winner's circle include Philip Salvador and Rodante Marcoleta.
00:54Meantime, presidential sister Aimee Marcos had the most loss with her numbers dropping
00:59from 46.3% in January 2025 to 27.6% in March 2025.
01:07Independent candidates Bam Aquino and Kiko Pangilinan,
01:09meantime, see their numbers stay mostly the same.