Marcos Jr. ratings down, Sara steady - poll
Recent polling data shows a slight decline in the performance and trust ratings of Philippine President Marcos Jr., while Vice President Sara Duterte's ratings remain stable. The survey highlights a growing regional divide in support for the two leaders.
Why it matters
Shifting approval ratings in the Philippines reflect ongoing political dynamics and the effectiveness of government social programs in a polarized environment.
MANILA, Philippines - President Marcos' performance and trust ratings have slightly decreased in OCTA Research group's third quarter survey.
Results of the Sept. 28 to Oct. 4 survey released yesterday found that 44 percent of respondents were satisfied with the President's performance.
This is down three points from 47 percent in a similar survey in July.
Those who were dissatisfied with Marcos increased from 33 percent to 36 percent, while undecided respondents hardly moved, from 20 percent to 19 percent.
Meanwhile, 45 percent said they trust Marcos, down four points from 49 percent in July.
His distrust rating increased from 32 percent to 36 percent, while undecided respondents stayed at 19 percent.
Unlike Marcos, the performance and trust ratings of Vice President Sara Duterte hardly changed in the latest poll.
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