Angkasangga Party-list secures one House seat in mid-term polls
Angkasangga Party-list is gaining traction in its campaign ahead of the upcoming mid-term elections, according to a recent OCTA Research survey.
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OCTA Research
OCTA Research is a think tank that conducts surveys to predict election outcomes in the Philippines. Their recent surveys indicate that party-list groups such as ACT-CIS and Tingog are likely to win seats in the May 2025 elections, with some securing multiple congressional seats based on voter preference percentages.
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Last updated at April 19, 2025.
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