Winning Party-Lists are split between newcomers and Incumbent; Tingog and Ako Bicol are the frontrunners

by Info @Survey | May 2, 2025

Manila, Philippines — According to the results of Tangere's most recent 2025 Pre-Election Party-List Preferential Survey, almost half of the forty four (44) party-lists with anticipated seat in the House of Representatives are new comers led  by FPJ Panday Bayanihan (FPJPB) Party list (6th Overall; 3.83%). Other prominent newcomers all saw a notable increase in voter preference:

-Ang Bumbero ng Pilipinas (ABP) Party-List led by Dr. Jose Goitia – Ranked 10th overall  with 2.50% voter preference;

-United Senior Citizens Partylist – ranked 12th overall with 2.25% voter preference;

-Tulfo para sa Turismo (Turismo) Party-List ranked 18th overall with 1.75% voter preference;

-Abante Bisdak Party-List ranked 19th overall with 1.71% voter preference; and

-Angkasangga Party-List ranked 20th overall with 1.52% voter preference

Anticipated Two Slots

· Five (5) party-lists are anticipated to have two (2) seats in the House of Representatives led by the Tingog Party List (Ranked 1st overall; 5.75% voter preference) who experienced a notable increase driven by voters from the Visayas Regions. Tingog is followed closely by Ako Bicol Party-List with 5.50% voter preference leveraging on high voter preference from Bicol, particularly from Albay and Camarines Sur.   

-4PS -Ranked 3rd overall with a 5.00% voter preference;

-ACT-CIS – Ranked 4th overall with a 4.83% voter preference.

-Duterte Youth – Ranked 5th overall with 4.75% voter preference

· Incumbent party-lists headlines the remaining top 10 :

--Agimat  – Ranked 7th overall with a 3.71% voter preference;

 -Alona – Ranked 8th overall with a 2.92% voter preference;

-1Pacman – Ranked 9th overall with a 2.83% voter preference;

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The survey, conducted last April 22-26, 2025, was administered via a mobile-based respondent application with a sample size of 2,400 participants (+/- 1.96% Margin of Error at a 95% Confidence Level) using a Stratified Random Sampling method (Quota Based Sampling). The proportion was spread throughout the Philippines with 12 percent from NCR, 23 percent from Northern Luzon, 22 percent from Southern Luzon, 20 percent from Visayas, and 23 percent from Mindanao.

Tangere is an award-winning technology application and innovation-driven market research company that aims to capture Filipino sentiments. Tangere is a proud member of the Marketing and Opinion Research Society of the Philippines (MORES), European Society for Opinion and Market Research (ESOMAR), and the Philippine Association of National Advertisers (PANA). Tangere was among the initial companies to register with the COMELC.

For the topline report and analytics for this non-commissioned study, please email Tangere at qual@tangereapp.com.

Senator Bong Go stands alone at the top of the Tangere Senatorial Preferential Survey; Senator Bato Dela Rosa made the most substantial rise

by Info @Survey | May 2, 2025

Manila, Philippines — The latest 2025 Pre-Election Senatorial Preferential Survey conducted by Tangere concluded with Senator Bong Go holding the top spot exclusively with a 59.3% voter preference. Senator Bong Go is in the Top 3 of all 17 regions in the country in terms of voter preference. Following distantly at second place will be ACT-CIS representative, Erwin Tulfo with 55.1% voter preference, driven by voters from Northern and Central Luzon.

Statistically tied at third place will be Sen. Bato Dela Rosa, Media Executive Ben ‘Bitag’ Tulfo, and Sen. Bong Revilla. Ben 'Bitag' Tulfo was more popular with millennial and gen-z voters compared to his brother was favored by older respondents. Sen. Bato Dela Rosa made a significant leap in the survey with an increase of more than 10% in his voter preference, driven by strong support from Visayas and Mindanao.

Top 12 Candidates

The following are the candidates that constitutes the rest of the Top 12 slots: 

• Former Senator Tito Sotto, statistically tied at 5-6, with a 45.00% voter preference;

• Four (4) candidates are statistically tied between 7th to -10th place:

  • Senator Pia Cayetano with a 41.5% voter preference;

  • Former DILG Secretary Ben Abalos with a 40.6% voter preference after posting a notable increase from Southern Luzon and Bicol Region;

  • Senator Lito Lapid with a 40.3% voter preference;

  • Former Senator Panfilo Lacson with a 39.2% voter preference.

• Rounding up the top 12 will be former Senator Manny Pacquiao with a 36.3% voter preference and Senator Francis Tolentino with a 35.0% voter preference after posting a notable increase in Central Luzon and Metro Manila.

Effect of VP Sara Endorsement

Both candidates recently supported by Vice President Sara Duterte experienced notable gains in Mindanao. Cong. Camille Villar posted a 2% increase in her voter preference (statistically tied at 11th -13th with 34.5%) and Sen. Imee Marcos posted a 3.75% increase in her voter preference (statistically tied at 12th -18th with 33.5%). Interestingly, Sen. Marcos experienced a notable decline in Northern Luzon after the endorsement of the Vice President.

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The non-commissioned survey, conducted April 22-25, 2025, was administered via a mobile-based respondent application with a sample size of 2,400 participants (+/- 1.96% Margin of Error at a 95% Confidence Level) using a Stratified Random Sampling method (Quota Based Sampling). The proportion was spread throughout the Philippines with 12 percent from NCR, 23 percent from Northern Luzon, 22 percent from Southern Luzon, 20 percent from Visayas, and 23 percent from Mindanao.

Tangere is an award-winning technology application and innovation-driven market research company that aims to capture Filipino sentiments. Tangere is a proud member of the Marketing and Opinion Research Society of the Philippines (MORES), European Society for Opinion and Market Research (ESOMAR), and the Philippine Association of National Advertisers (PANA). Tangere was among the initial companies to register with the COMELC.

For the topline report and analytics for this non-commissioned study, please email Tangere at qual@tangereapp.com.

Balik-ingay na naman sa kampanya

by Info @Editorial | Apr. 22, 2025

Katatapos lamang ng Semana Santa — isang panahong inilaan para sa tahimik na pagninilay, pagsisisi, at pagbabalik-loob sa Diyos. Sa loob ng ilang araw, tila huminto ang oras sa bansa. Gumaan ang trapiko, tumahimik ang social media, at napalitan ng mga dasal at pagninilay ang karaniwang init ng pulitika. 

Gayunman, pagbalik ng Lunes, balik-ingay, balik-kampanya, balik-batikusan na naman sa pulitika. Hindi maikakailang ang panahon ng kampanya ay isa sa pinakamainit at pinakamaingay na yugto sa ating bansa. Mula sa makukulay na poster hanggang sa maiingay na jingles, tila nabura agad ang katahimikan ng Semana Santa. 

Muli na namang naging arena ang social media ng mga tagasuporta, trolls, at kritiko.Nakakalungkot isipin na ang diwa ng Semana Santa — ang kababaang-loob, ang pagpapatawad, at ang tunay na serbisyo — ay mabilis na nawawala matapos lamang ang ilang araw. 

Bakit nga ba sa pulitika, madalas puro paninisi, paninira, at pangako? Nasaan ang sakripisyo para sa bayan, tulad ng sakripisyong ating ginugunita tuwing Mahal na Araw?

Hindi pa huli ang lahat. Sana, ang katahimikang ating naranasan noong nakaraang linggo ay magsilbing paalala na kahit sa gitna ng pulitika, maaari pa ring pairalin ang respeto, katotohanan, at malasakit. Hindi kailangang maging banal, pero puwede tayong maging mas makatao.

Tapos na ang Semana Santa, pero sana, hindi natapos ang aral na iniwan nito.