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Behind the Scenes: Insights into the Philippine Party-List Poll

As the May 12 elections approach in the Philippines, the political landscape is intensifying. A recent survey conducted by Social Weather Stations (SWS) provides valuable insights into voter preferences, with one party-list emerging as a top choice and another showing notable growth.

The Survey Results: 4PS Takes the Lead

According to the Stratbase-SWS January 2025 Pre-Election Survey, the Pagtibayin at Palaguin ang Pangkabuhayang Pilipino (4PS) party-list has secured the top spot among voters, with an impressive 11.80% of intended votes. This significant milestone is likely to guarantee three seats in the House of Representatives for 4PS.

Duterte Youth and ACT-CIS Follow Suit

Coming in second place was Duterte Youth, with 6.05%, followed closely by Anti-Crime and Terrorism Community Involvement and Support (ACT-CIS), which garnered 5.41%. These top two party-lists are likely to secure multiple seats in the House of Representatives.

Other Party-Lists Make Waves

Five other party-lists have secured at least one seat each after obtaining at least 2% of the votes: Senior Citizens (3.43%), Ako Bicol (3.27%), Tingog (2.75%), FPJ Panday (2.45%), and Bayanihan (2.45%). Meanwhile, Kabataan secured 2.11% of the intended votes.

EduAksyon's Rise to Prominence

Notably, EduAksyon, which placed 13th in the survey, has managed to secure 1.55% of the intended votes. This represents a notable increase from previous surveys and indicates that EduAksyon is gaining momentum among voters.

Methodology: A Comprehensive Approach

The Stratbase-SWS January 2025 Pre-Election Survey employed a comprehensive methodology, conducting face-to-face interviews with 1,800 registered voters ages 18 and above nationwide. The survey had an error margin of ±2.31% for national percentages, ±5.66% for Metro Manila, ±3.27% for Balance Luzon, and ±5.66% each for both the Visayas and Mindanao.

Insights into Voter Preferences

The results of this survey provide valuable insights into voter preferences ahead of the May 12 elections. As the political landscape continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how these party-lists continue to perform in future surveys and elections.

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