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NUMBER ONE. Senator Grace Poe tops Pulse Asia's latest poll on senatorial elections in May 2019. Photo: Lito Boras / Rappler
MANILA, Philippines – Re-election Senator Grace Poe has retained her leadership role in the last Pulse Asia survey Ulat ng Bayan on the 2019 senatorial elections, published on Monday, July 9th. 19659006] According to the survey conducted from June 15 to 21, a small majority of Filipinos (55%) already have a complete list for the senatorial race.
The poll also showed that if the elections of May 2019 had taken place during the survey Poe is leading the pack with a preference for voters of 67.4%, followed by the former senator and representative of the city of Taguig, Pia Cayetano, with 55.7% of the votes. Senator reelector Cynthia Villar is ranked 3rd to 4th with 50.1% of the vote
Behind is the presidential girl and mayor of Davao, Sara Duterte Carpio, with 46.2%.
Senator Reelector Juan Edgardo Angara completes the top 5, with 41.9%. He is ranked 4th at 8.
The likely winners of the Senate race, if the elections were held during the investigation period, are as follows:
- 1st place: Grace Poe (67.4 %)
- 2nd place: Pia Cayetano (55.7%)
- 3rd to 4th: Cynthia Villar (50.1%)
- 3rd to 5th: Sara Duterte Carpio (46.2%)
- 4th to 8th: Juan Edgardo Angara (41.9%)
- 5th to 12th: Jinggoy Estrada (37.9%)
- 5th to 12th: Ronald dela Rosa (37.7%)
- 5th to 12th : Aquilino Pimentel III (37.7%)
- 6th to 12th: Nancy Binay (37.1%)
- 6th to 13th: Sergio Osmeña III (36.6%)
- 6th to 13th: Lito Lapid (36.2%)
- 6th to 13th: Joseph Victor Ejercito (35.6%)
- 6th to 14th: Paolo Benigno Aquino IV (32.1%)
The other names that preceded the senatorial race were are ranked among the top 12 in the Pulse Asia poll, as presidential spokesman Harry Roque, deputy sp President Bong Go, former local and internal government Secretary Manuel Roxas II, Governor Ilocos Norte Imee Marcos, Actress Agot Isidro and former President Gloria Macapagal Arryo
The investigation was conducted among 1,800 registered voters in the country, with a margin of error of ± 2%. It has margins of error of ± 6 for Metro Manila, ± 3 in the rest of Luzon, and ± 5 each for Visayas and Mindanao, all with a 95% confidence level. – Rappler.com
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