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Legarda still among top choice in latest Pulse Asia senatorial survey

By: - Contributor / @inquirerdotnet
02:42 PM February 14, 2022

Senatorial candidate Loren Legarda

Three-term senator and Antique Congresswoman Loren Legarda during her kick-off campaign at the Lieberman Gymnasium in the Municipality of Pandan on February 8, 2021.. Contributed photo

Senatorial candidate Loren Legarda maintains her hold on the third spot in the latest Pulse Asia senatorial survey released on Sunday.

Based the survey conducted from January 19 to 24, Legarda, currently a House Deputy Speaker, maintains the senatorial lead gaining 58 percent.

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Broadcaster Raffy Tulfo topped the survey with 66.1 percent, followed by Former Senator Alan Peter Cayetano, who got 58.2 percent.

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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 leading 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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Last December, Legarda also ranked third in the survey with 58.7 percent.

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