Marcos unfazed by drop in survey ratings – Palace

Palace: Marcos stands by ‘right but not popular’ probe vs corruption

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stands by his move to investigate corruption allegations hounding his administration, Malacañang said on Tuesday, after a Pulse A

Marcos unfazed by drop in survey ratings – Palace

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. remains unfazed by recent survey results showing a decline in his approval ratings, even if the findings were driven by his push to investigate those involved in anomalous flood control projects, Palace press officer Claire Castro said. Castro made the pronouncement on Tuesday following the release of a Pulse Asia survey result showing that a majority of Filipinos disapproved of Marcos’ perfor…

Pulse Asia: Marcos, Duterte trust ratings fall as corruption woes drag on

The trust ratings of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte both declined this December, according to a survey conducted by Pulse Asia.

Pulse Asia: Marcos gets higher disapproval, distrust ratings than Sara Duterte

Majority of Filipinos expressed distrust over the performance of President Ferdinand ''Bongbong'' Marcos Jr. while Vice President Sara Duterte continues to enjoy high trust ratings, a Pulse Asia survey released Tuesday showed.

At yearend 2025, more Filipinos trust Sara than Marcos

MANILA, Philippines – Even with corruption allegations against both top officials, more Filipinos approve of and trust Vice President Sara Duterte than President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., according to a December survey by Pulse Asia Research. “The Vice-President continues to enjoy small majority approval and trust ratings in December 2025 while the plurality sentiments toward the President are disapproval for his quarterly performance and distrust i…

Survey: VP Duterte maintains majority approval, trust as PBBM’s ratings stay negative

Vice President Sara Duterte maintained majority approval and trust ratings in December 2025, while public sentiment toward President Marcos remained largely...