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Go, Tulfo brothers top Arkipelago Analytics survey

Summary by The Manila Times
MANILA, Philippines — Senator Bong Go topped the latest Arkipelago Analytics Senatorial Preferences Survey held from March 15 to 21 with a 64 percent voter preference. Go is seeking reelection under the Partido Demokratiko Pilipino. He was followed by former Social Welfare secretary Erwin Tulfo (59.8%) who is running under Lakas–CMD, and independent candidate Ben "Bitag" Tulfo (57.7%). At fourth place was former Senate President Tito Sotto (49.0…

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Go, Tulfo brothers top Arkipelago Analytics survey

MANILA, Philippines — Senator Bong Go topped the latest Arkipelago Analytics Senatorial Preferences Survey held from March 15 to 21 with a 64 percent voter preference. Go is seeking reelection under the Partido Demokratiko Pilipino. He was followed by former Social Welfare secretary Erwin Tulfo (59.8%) who is running under Lakas–CMD, and independent candidate Ben "Bitag" Tulfo (57.7%). At fourth place was former Senate President Tito Sotto (49.0…

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GO TOPS ARKIPELAGO ANALYTICS SENATE RACE SURVEY

Senator Bong Go emerged as the top choice for senator in the latest Arkipelago Analytics Senatorial Preferences Survey.  Garnering a commanding 64 percent voter preference, Go solidified his standing as a leading contender in the upcoming midterm elections as he seeks reelection under Partido Demokratiko Pilipino. The legislator’s lead in the Arkipelago poll underscores his enduring national visibility and deep grassroots engagement since his fi…

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