Poe camp grateful for ‘unwavering’ support amid survey lead | Inquirer News

Poe camp grateful for ‘unwavering’ support amid survey lead

By: - Reporter / @MAgerINQ
/ 11:01 AM April 01, 2016

Senator Grace Poe. PHOTO BY JAY MORALES

Senator Grace Poe with Partidong Galing at Puso. PHOTO BY JAY MORALES

The camp of presidential bet Grace Poe expressed once again its gratitude for the “unwavering” support being extended to her by the electorate as shown in the latest Pulse Asia survey commissioned by ABS-CBN.

“Sen. Poe is thankful for the unwavering support being extended to her by our electorate,” Poe’s spokesman, Valenuela Mayor Rex Gatchalian said in a statement on Friday.

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“The trust and confidence of the Filipino voting public fuels Sen. Poe to intensify her drive to drum up interest in her platform of governance – Gobyernong May Puso.”

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“In the coming days we will constantly take heed of the data from the survey to guide us with our next campaign moves,” Gatchalian added.

In the latest Pulse Asia presidential survey conducted from March 15 to 20, Poe regained her solo lead with 28 percent, followed by Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte with 24 percent, Vice President Jejomar Binay, with 23 percent, former Interior Secretary Mar Roxas with 19 percent and Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago with two percent.

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READ: Poe keeps lead in latest Pulse Asia poll

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The survey was conducted among 4,000 respondents nationwide with the margin of error of plus-or-minus 1.5 percentage points.

The results were released while Poe is campaigning in Laguna province. CDG

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