Non-Partisan Systematic Generation of Public Opinion
Scientific, nonbiased polling designed to extract
information on public opinion
Non-Partisan Systematic Generation of Public Opinion
Scientific, nonbiased polling designed to extract
information on public opinion
Ulat ng Bayan
PB May 2025 Media Release and General-Report
When asked when they decided—or plan to decide—whom to vote for as senators, responses were almost evenly split between those who decided a week before election day (26%) and those who decided the day before (25%). About 21% said they made their decision long before election day, while 16% decided two weeks before, and 11% decided on election day itself.
November 2024 Nationwide Survey on the Performance and Trustworthiness Ratings of the Top Philippine Government Officials and the Performance Ratings of the National Administration
Latest Electoral Survey Updates
March 2025 Ulat ng Bayan Pre-election Preferences
With just over a month remaining before the May 2025 national and local elections, 38% of registered voters (i.e., those who are likely to vote and who are undecided on the matter of casting their ballot in May 2025) are naming a full slate of 12 preferred senatorial candidates. On average, voters are identifying nine (9) candidates, with a median of 10 names selected. Across geographic and socio-economic subgroupings, mean figures range from 7 to 10 while median figures vary from 7 to 12.
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As an organization composed of academics from various social science disciplines, PULSE ASIA systematically engages in various types of qualitative and quantitative research projects that provide a greater understanding of social, economic and political phenomena. Such researches hope to serve as bases for formulating policies or undertaking interventions that seek to resolve or address prolonged problems that the country confronts.
