Villar Leads In Wider Survey

Nacionalista Party standard-bearer Sen. Manny Villar leads anew in a survey conducted by Tools & Strategy the research arm of Campaigns & Image Group.

Survey results also show that Villar’s acceptability rating leaves no room for loss.

Villar is “now ahead by nine percentage points” and “favored to win 3.1 in 10 Filipinos,” according to the survey which was hired by various independent groups, including US and UK based multinational companies that have businesses in the Philippines.
Based on the survey results, Villar’s General Acceptability Rating has gone up to 83 percent—representing 33 percent in presidential preference and 50 percent in governance capability.

Villar’s closest rival, Liberal Party standard-bearer Sen. Noynoy Aquino on the other hand, trails behind at second place with a GAR of 75 percent.

Tools & Strategy utilized a national tracking poll that foreign observers consider as the most reliable tool in “understanding the sentiments, thoughts and aspirations of the Filipino people as regards their choices of national and local officials.” It tells exactly where a candidate posts gains or losses and describes the reasons for each rise or fall in preference ratings.

The differences between the results of this survey and that of Social Weather Stations and Pulse Asia stemmed from thier statistical samples that are obtained in the National Capital Region and used as a random base for nationwide analysis.(By: MARK RIMAS)

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