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

2025-05-26T05:00:15+00:00

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.

Latest Electoral Survey Updates

2025-04-15T23:36:45+00:00

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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