Bong Go Leads Senatorial Preferences in Latest National Survey

MANILA, Philippines – Senator Bong Go maintains a lead among preferred senatorial candidates, according to the latest nationwide survey conducted by Arkipelago Analytics, reflecting voter preferences ahead of the upcoming elections.

Arkipelago Analytics 1 [april 7 12, 2025]

Arkipelago Analytics 2 [april 7 12, 2025]

In the recent poll, Senator Bong Go topped the list with a 64% voter preference rating, highlighting his sustained popularity among the electorate. Broadcaster Erwin Tulfo closely follows in second place with 55%.

Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa secured the third position, garnering a preference rating of 49%, followed by former Senate President Tito Sotto at 44%, and incumbent Senator Pia Cayetano with 43%.

The survey results further show media personality Ben “Bitag” Tulfo closely trailing with 42%, actor and Senator Lito Lapid with 41%, and Senator Bong Revilla at 40.5%. Television host Willie Revillame (39%) and legislator Camille Villar (38.5%) complete the top ten slots.

Other prominent political figures rounding out the list include former Senator Ping Lacson (38%), Makati Mayor Abby Binay (37%), boxing legend Manny Pacquiao (35%), Senator Imee Marcos (33%), and Congressman Rodante Marcoleta (32.7%).

Actors Phillip Salvador (31.5%) and singer Jimmy Bondoc (30%) also made notable appearances, while former senators Bam Aquino (30.5%), Kiko Pangilinan (29%), and Gringo Honasan (27%) remain competitive.

The survey also showed moderate support for MMDA Chairman Benhur Abalos (22%), Senator Francis Tolentino (21%), lawyer Raul Lambino (20%), former executive secretary Vic Rodriguez (20%), and motorcycle rights advocate Colonel Bosita (17%).

Medical advocate Doc Marites Mata (16.5%), lawyer Jayvee Hinlo (16%), activist Amirah Lidasan (12%), and former lawmaker Nur-Ana Sahidulla (11%) also registered significant voter awareness.

The survey was conducted from April 7 to 12, 2025, employing a quantitative research approach using a structured questionnaire administered to a nationally representative sample of 670 registered voters. The sampling design followed a proportional stratified random sampling method, ensuring alignment with the demographic profile of the Philippine electorate based on gender and geographic distribution. The resulting data has a ±3.79% margin of error at a 95% confidence level.

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