Raffy Tulfo tops Pulse Asia 2022 senatorial survey | Inquirer News

Raffy Tulfo tops Pulse Asia 2022 senatorial survey

/ 05:28 PM February 13, 2022

Broadcaster Raffy Tulfo leads Pulse Asia survey

(FILE) Broadcaster Raffy Tulfo files his certificate of candidacy for senator. (John Eric Mendoza/INQUIRER.net)

MANILA, Philippines — Broadcaster Raffy Tulfo topped a pre-election survey for senatorial aspirants conducted by Pulse Asia, with former senators Alan Peter Cayetano and Loren Legarda placing second and third, respectively.

According to Pulse Asia’s survey which was released Sunday, 66.1 percent of respondents said they will vote for Tulfo. The survey was conducted from January 19 to 24.

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Cayetano is the preferred candidate of 58.2 percent of the respondents  while Legarda got 58 percent voter preference, according to Pulse Asia.

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Meanwhile, Sorsogon Governor Chiz Escudero and former Public Works secretary Mark Villar placed fourth and fifth with 55.7 percent and 52.9 percent, respectively.

Also included in the list of top preferred senatorial candidates are:

Senate Majority Leader Juan Miguel Zubiri — 50.3 percent
Senator Sherwin Gatchalian — 45.9 percent
Former vice president Jejomar Binay — 44.5 percent
Former senator Jinggoy Estrada — 40.4 percent
Senator Joel Villanueva — 40.4 percent
Senator Risa Hontiveros — 37.1 percent
Actor Robin Padilla — 35.9 percent
Former senator JV Ejercito — 33.9 percent

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Pulse Asia’s survey had 2,400 representative adults who are 18 years old and above. The survey has  a ± 2 percent margin of error at the 95 percent confidence level.

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