Survey after survey, Aquino consistently comes up on top. Malacanang officials though believes that Gibo, their candidate is catching up fast. Well, it depends really if this is the survey that you are reading or this other one. This one is the latest from Pulse Asia. The nationwide, face-to-face survey was conducted from December 8 to 10 among 1,800 adults. It had a margin of error of 2.
Senator Benigno Simeon “Noynoy” Aquino III continues to lead the pack of presidential candidates in the 2010 elections. But two of his opponents – Senator Manuel Villar Jr., and former president Joseph Estrada – are picking up speed, according to Pulse Asia’s latest survey conducted in early December. (Source: GMA News)
With only five months away from the automated elections, Aquino remains the front-runner with 45 percent of the respondents picking him as their most preferred presidential aspirant. The support for Aquino remained virtually unchanged in the Pulse Asia surveys – from 44 percent last October to 45 percent in December. Last week, Aquino also topped the survey conducted by a group of 800 businessmen under the Makati Business Club. He got an approval rating of 61 percent. (Source: GMA News)
In the survey among vice presidential hopefuls, the running mates of Aquino and Villar – Senator Manuel Roxas and Senator Loren Legarda – were the top choices, each obtaining support from around 40 percent of the respondents. Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay, the running-mate of Estrada, followed with 14 percent. (Source: GMA News)
Meanwhile, the front-runners in the senatorial race, according to the survey are:
* Jose “Jinggoy” Estrada (51 percent)
* Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr. (52.7 percent),
* Miriam Defensor Santiago (51.4 percent),
* Franklin Drilon (48.4 percent);
* Pilar Juliana “Pia” Cayetano (43.1 percent);
* Ralph Recto (43.1 percent);
* Juan Ponce Enrile (42.7 percent)
* Sergio Osmeña (40.2 percent)
* Vicente Sotto (40.2 percent);
* Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. (31 percent);
* Teofisto TG Guingona III (28.6 percent)
* Jose “Joey” De Venecia III (24.3 percent),
* Manuel “Lito” Lapid (23.1 percent), and
* Rozzano Rufino “Ruffy” Biazon (22.9 percent)
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it will take one Hello Garci reincarnation for Gibo and/or Villar to win this election. at the rate Comelec is manipulating those who are qualified and those who are not, plans are ripe for another sick plan to steal a Noynoy Presidency.
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reynz Reply:
December 23rd, 2009 at 1:26 am
and if we’re not vigilant, comelec is obvious sa pinapanigan nila.
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Abna at nangunguna pa sa senatorialbles sina Estrada at Revilla, na wala namang naipakitang maganda sa senado. Dapat wag nang maging tanga ang mga botateng Pinoy, at wag ng iboto ang mga ito. Me Lito lapid pa, at Enrile… sana namang maging matalino tong mga botanteng ito… oks lang sina Miriam, Cayetano, Recto, Osmena, Drilon, pero ang makita ko ang pangalang Maracos, aba di ba nalilimutan ng mga Pinoy ang pangalang marcos, na siyang naging sanhi ng pagbagsak ng ‘Pinas. Wag na… mabuti pang bumoto sa mga bago kesa sa mga ito… pero idagdag natin sina Miriam, Recto, Cayetano, Drilon, Osmena.. Roco, at wag lang tong mga Revilla, estrada, Marcos, Enrile, Lapid.. wag na sila… pwede ba maging matalino tayo this time….
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reynz Reply:
December 23rd, 2009 at 1:27 am
i seem to sympathize with your observation. mas malala pa dahil the good candidates na walang entrance fee can’t run for offices para palitan ang mga crocs na yan
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I am not surprised that Noynoy is leading the pack of Presidentiables but I will be surprised of Erap will overtake Villar as the second favorite in this race. My prediction for the VP race is that Legarda will eventually take the lead in the next round of survey.
Sa Senatorial Race, marami pang ipagbabago ang standings nila probably after 3 months makikita na ang consistency ng lineup nila.
But in the Phils., survey is always inconsistent with the actual election results, depende yan sa political party who is in control of the local government.
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reynz Reply:
December 23rd, 2009 at 1:28 am
pero it will be ridiculously difficult if Gibo and/or Estrada pulls away sa election. that we know bumalik si Garci
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it means na uhaw na uhaw na ang mga Pilipino na umusad ng tama ang Pilipinas……kahit walang gimik ay kuha ni Noynoy ang pulso ng bayan! at kitang kita yan sa survey…..kung may aapila….si Noynoy pa rin ang nangunguna kahit saang survey pa nila tingnan…kahit sabihin nilang tumataas ang iba…pero ang punto ay si Noynoy pa rin ang nangunguna! ‘wag lang mag dadayaan sa aktuwal na bilangan ng halalan!
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reynz Reply:
December 23rd, 2009 at 6:14 pm
as they always say annie, “anything can happen”. sinimulan na pati nang comelec.
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good luck to all the condidates…sana maging peace ang election
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