Villar Catching Up
There’s only but one news that interest me most during election period, the release of survey by SWS, Pulse Asia and other organizations.
Today, Inquirer.net published the latest result of SWS survey which showed presidential candidate Manny Villar improving his ratings by 6%. Villar’s rating is now at 33%, narrowing Noynoy’s lead down to 11%.
It’s a good news for Villar’s camp and supporters as this proves that Noynoy’s wide lead is not invincible.
We might soon see a very close fight between the two leading presidential candidates as election day comes close.
Here’s an excerpt of the news from Inquirer.net
The lead of Liberal Party standard-bearer Benigno Aquino III over his nearest rival, Sen. Manny Villar, of the Nacionalista Party has been narrowed to 11 percent, according to a recent Social Weather Stations survey commissioned by a Villar ally.
Aquino was the choice of 44 percent of 2,100 respondents across the country in the SWS special yearend survey conducted from Dec. 27 to 28, 2009.
Villar obtained 33 percent, narrowing the gap with Aquino to 11 percent, and improving his ratings from the 27 percent he got in the earlier Dec. 5-10 SWS survey.
The survey was privately commissioned by House Minority Leader San Juan Rep. Ronaldo Zamora, a Villar ally, and was released to Senate reporters by Villar’s office.
Read the whole news at Inquirer.net.
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