Romualdez welcomes improved net satisfaction rating; cites fellow solons
House Speaker Martin Romualdez (Photo from official Facebook page of the House of Representatives of the Philippines)
MANILA, Philippines — House of Representatives Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez on Saturday welcomed his improved net satisfaction rating based on the latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey.
Romualdez got a 29-point net satisfaction rating from the recent survey, a 16-point increase compared to the March 2024 survey.
“I am deeply humbled and encouraged by the latest Social Weather Stations survey, which shows a significant rise in public satisfaction with my performance as Speaker of the House of Representatives,” said Romualdez in a statement on Saturday.
Romualdez also attributed his approval gain to the efforts of his fellow lawmakers.
“The 16-point increase in net satisfaction, now at +29, is a testament to the collective dedication of my colleagues in the bigger chamber. This progress reflects not just my leadership but the exemplary efforts of our Members in driving the legislative reforms our country urgently needs,” he added.
Article continues after this advertisementThe survey was conducted from June 23 to July 1, 2024 with 1,500 respondents 18 years old and above.
Article continues after this advertisementThe House Speaker’s net satisfaction rating was the highest in Visayas while he likewise gained in Mindanao, Balance Luzon, Visayas, and Metro Manila in comparison to the March 2024 rating.
“The improvement across various demographics and regions, particularly in Mindanao and among our 35-44-year-old constituents, underscores that our initiatives are resonating with the Filipino people,” he said.
Romualdez said that he will continue to work on legislation and policies that will drive economic growth, social justice, and national development.
“This survey is not just a measure of approval but a powerful reminder of my responsibility as a public servant.”
Vice President Sara Duterte’s 44-point net satisfaction fell by 19 points while Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo’s rating rose from 13 to 32.
Sen. Francis Escudero, surveyed for the first time as a Senate President, logged a 47 satisfaction rating.
