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📷NOW AVAILABLE | WR National Poll: PPOM Issue 11
The latest edition of the WR National Poll: Philippine Public Opinion Monitor (PPOM) is now available!
It also features new deep dives into voter dynamics, mapping soft vs. hard voter breakdowns, shift behaviour, cross-factional openness, and core voting motivations across geographic regions.
Read the latest issue and discover what Filipinos are saying about the country's most pressing political and social issues.
📷 Access the PPOM 11 Public Brief here: tinyurl.com/PPOM11-PublicBri…
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LOOK: 88% of Filipinos say rising fuel and power costs have significantly impacted their daily lives, with 67% believing the government bears a major responsibility to make energy affordable, according to our latest WR National Poll: Philippine Public Opinion Monitor Issue 10.
55% of respondents reduced their household electricity consumption, while 45% cut back on basic necessities like food and groceries. An overwhelming majority (89%) view government intervention as essential, with 67% saying the government has a major role.
The nationwide survey was conducted June 9-16, 2026, through face-to-face interviews with a nationally representative sample of 1,432 Filipino adults.
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LOOK: Filipinos’ views of senators’ performance remain mixed, with some lawmakers appearing among both the top good- and poor-performing senators, according to our latest June 2026 WR National Poll: Philippine Public Opinion Monitor Issue 10.
📌 Meanwhile, those most frequently identified as poor-performing senators were Bato dela Rosa (31%), Jinggoy Estrada (25%), Robin Padilla (19%), Ping Lacson (14%), and Tito Sotto (13%).
📌 The nationwide survey was conducted June 9-16, 2026, through face-to-face interviews with a nationally representative sample of 1,432 Filipino adults.
📖 Sign up for the Public Brief here: tinyurl.com/PPOMPublicBrief
LOOK: 56% of Filipinos rate the Senate’s performance as poor or very poor, according to the latest WR National Poll: Philippine Public Opinion Monitor Issue 10 conducted by WR Numero Research, the polling subsidiary of WR Advisory Group.
📌 Meanwhile, 33% of respondents rated the Senate’s performance as good or very good, while 11% were uncertain.
📌 The nationwide survey was conducted June 9–16, 2026, through face-to-face interviews with a nationally representative sample of 1,432 Filipino adults.
LOOK: 54% of Filipinos disagreed or strongly disagreed with the House of Representatives’ decision to impeach Vice President Sara Duterte, while 42% considered the evidence cited in the impeachment complaints weak or insufficient, according to June 2026 WR Nationak Poll: PPOM.
📌 27% considered the evidence strong, while 31% said they did not know enough about the issue to make an assessment.
📌 The nationwide survey was conducted June 9-16, 2026, through face-to-face interviews with a nationally representative sample of 1,432 Filipino adults.
📖 Sign up for the Public Brief here: tinyurl.com/PPOMPublicBrief
ARTICLE FEATURE | The Philippine Star
In his latest column for The Philippine Star, Andrew Masigan examines findings from our June 2026 PPOM, highlighting shifting political loyalties, regional voting patterns, and voter uncertainty.
Among the key findings: Sara Duterte leads the presidential preference survey at 39.4%, followed by Leni Robredo at 20.9% and Raffy Tulfo at 14.2%, while 17% remain undecided.
Full article here: tinyurl.com/Philstar-Article
