MANY presidential candidates — not named Ferdinand Marcos Jr. — are raising eyebrows and doubts about the findings of the latest Pulse Asia survey and the latest Laylo Research poll report.
First wordVice President Leni Robredo is especially incredulous that neither Pulse Asia nor Laylo reflected in their survey numbers the important gains and changes that are now buoying up her campaign.The cold fact, however, according to both surveys, is that VP Leni remains stuck in the ground at 16- to 19-percent voter preference while Bongbong Marcos is up in the sky, far, far away with 60- to 64-percent voter preference.Robredo has not moved a point closer to BBM.
The initial survey results pointed to the likelihood that BBM could get a majority vote in the presidential election in May, a feat that has not happened in the modern era of Philippine electoral politics.The February surveys of nearly every survey group have uniformly shown Marcos as having a formidable lead and getting between 55 and 64 percent of voter preference, and Robredo coming next with between 15 and 19 percent.The most discussed recent survey is the Pulse Asia survey of February 22.
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