Title Party-List Groups Emerge as Front-Runners Insights from OCTA Research Survey As the May midterm polls approach, three party-list groups have solidified their positions at the forefront of the political landscape. According to an OCTA Research survey conducted among 1,200 respondents nationwide from January 25 to 31, 2025, Anti-Crime and Terrorism Community Involvement and Support (ACT-CIS), Pagtibayin at Palaguin ang Pangkabuhayang Pilipino (4Ps), and Duterte Youth have emerged as dominant forces in the political arena. With ACT-CIS taking the top spot with 6.46 percent of total votes, these party-list groups are poised to make a significant impact on the country's political landscape. The survey reveals a surprising trend in party-list group performance, with ACT-CIS and 4Ps closely following each other. Duterte Youth is expected to field two additional representatives, joining Rep. Ducielle Cardema in the May polls. This strong performance from party-list groups highlights their growing influence and appeal among voters. But what does this mean for the midterm elections? Will these top-performing party-list groups continue to gain momentum, or will other groups surge forward? To better understand the role of these party-list groups, let's examine their strengths and weaknesses. ACT-CIS has been touted as a strong contender due to its focus on addressing crime and terrorism, issues that resonate deeply with many Filipinos. 4Ps, on the other hand, is expected to field another nominee, capitalizing on its reputation for promoting economic development and job creation. Duterte Youth, meanwhile, has been making waves with its energetic and youthful approach to governance, promising to bring fresh perspectives to the political arena. The survey also indicates that several other party-list groups are likely to secure at least one seat each, including FPJ Panday Bayanihan, Tingog Sinirangan, Uswag Ilonggo, Galing sa Puso, Ako Bicol, Abang Lingkod, Kababaihan, and others. As we approach election day, it's clear that these top-performing party-list groups have gained significant traction. But what does this mean for Humanitarian Workers Growth in 2025? How can we harness the energy and momentum of these party-list groups to drive positive change in our society? In this blog post, we'll explore the role of party-list groups in shaping the future of Philippine politics, weaving together insights from the OCTA Research survey with practical advice for humanitarian workers seeking to make a difference. Subheadings The Rise of Party-List Groups ACT-CIS, 4Ps, and Duterte Youth Lead the Pack What's Behind Their Success? The Road Ahead Implications for Humanitarian Workers Growth in 2025 Keywords OCTA Research, party-list groups, Philippine politics, midterm elections, humanitarian workers growth

Title Party-List Groups Emerge as Front-Runners Insights from OCTA Research Survey As the May midterm polls approach, three party-list groups have solidified their positions at the forefront of the political landscape. According to an OCTA Research survey conducted among 1,200 respondents nationwide from January 25 to 31, 2025, Anti-Crime and Terrorism Community Involvement and Support (ACT-CIS), Pagtibayin at Palaguin ang Pangkabuhayang Pilipino (4Ps), and Duterte Youth have emerged as dominant forces in the political arena. With ACT-CIS taking the top spot with 6.46 percent of total votes, these party-list groups are poised to make a significant impact on the country's political landscape. The survey reveals a surprising trend in party-list group performance, with ACT-CIS and 4Ps closely following each other. Duterte Youth is expected to field two additional representatives, joining Rep. Ducielle Cardema in the May polls. This strong performance from party-list groups highlights their growing influence and appeal among voters. But what does this mean for the midterm elections? Will these top-performing party-list groups continue to gain momentum, or will other groups surge forward? To better understand the role of these party-list groups, let's examine their strengths and weaknesses. ACT-CIS has been touted as a strong contender due to its focus on addressing crime and terrorism, issues that resonate deeply with many Filipinos. 4Ps, on the other hand, is expected to field another nominee, capitalizing on its reputation for promoting economic development and job creation. Duterte Youth, meanwhile, has been making waves with its energetic and youthful approach to governance, promising to bring fresh perspectives to the political arena. The survey also indicates that several other party-list groups are likely to secure at least one seat each, including FPJ Panday Bayanihan, Tingog Sinirangan, Uswag Ilonggo, Galing sa Puso, Ako Bicol, Abang Lingkod, Kababaihan, and others. As we approach election day, it's clear that these top-performing party-list groups have gained significant traction. But what does this mean for Humanitarian Workers Growth in 2025? How can we harness the energy and momentum of these party-list groups to drive positive change in our society? In this blog post, we'll explore the role of party-list groups in shaping the future of Philippine politics, weaving together insights from the OCTA Research survey with practical advice for humanitarian workers seeking to make a difference. Subheadings The Rise of Party-List Groups ACT-CIS, 4Ps, and Duterte Youth Lead the Pack What's Behind Their Success? The Road Ahead Implications for Humanitarian Workers Growth in 2025 Keywords OCTA Research, party-list groups, Philippine politics, midterm elections, humanitarian workers growth