Pulse Asia: Marcos' approval rating jumps by 3%, Duterte gains 1%

Pulse Asia: Marcos’ approval rating jumps by 3%, Duterte gains 1%

By: - Reporter / @JMangaluzINQ
/ 10:12 AM January 08, 2024

Pulse Asia: Marcos' approval rating jumps by 3%, Duterte gains 1%

President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. (L) and Vice President Sara Duterte. | (File photos from MALACAÑANG & MARIANNE BERMUDEZ)

MANILA, Philippines — The approval and trust ratings of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. bounced back in December 2023, according to a new Pulse Asia survey released on Monday.

Marcos’ approval rating took a nosedive in September 2023, suffering a double-digit drop.

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His popularity rating was 80 percent in June 2023, dropping 15 points or 65 percent in September 2023.

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Now, the President’s rating increased by 3 points, currently standing at 68 percent.

“The President and the Vice-President both have majority approval scores in every area,” stated Pulse Asia.

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Meanwhile, the trust rating of the Chief Executive also increased by two points, from 71 percent in September 2023 to 73 percent December 2023.

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In June 2023, the President’s rating was at 85 percent.

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Vice President Sara Duterte’s approval rating also rose by one percent after a significant decline in September 2023.

Duterte’s December 2023 approval rating was higher than Marcos’ at 74 percent.

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Her trust rating is also higher than the Chief Executive at 78 percent.

The survey was held from December 3 to 7, 2023.

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It was participated by 1,200 respondents across the country.

TAGS: Approval Ratings, Duterte, Marcos

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