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Marcos, Duterte widen lead in Pulse Asia survey
Former Senator Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos, Jr. and his running mate Sara Duterte remain the top contenders in the latest Pulse Asia survey conducted from January 19 to 24.
Marcos Jr. garnered 60% voter preference for president, widening his lead from 53% in the December 2021 survey and topping all geographic areas and socio-economic classes.
Vice President Leni Robredo placed second with 16% preference, a decrease from the previous survey.
Senators Manny Pacquiao and Manila Mayor Isko Domagoso tied for third with 8% each, while Senator Panfilo Lacson received 4%.
In the vice presidential race, Sara Duterte's voter preference increased to 50% from 46% in December 2021, with her obtaining majority support across geographic areas and socio-economic classes.
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