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The satisfaction ratings of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte have suffered a decline, a recent survey showed.
Results of a noncommissioned poll conducted by research firm WR Numero released on Friday indicated that Marcos got a 30 percent satisfaction rating in February 2025, a 15-percent plunge from the 45 percent he received in September 2024. Marcos maintained a 45 percent satisfaction rating between March and September last year, then it dipped to 30 percent. The decline began in March 2024, following a 66 percent satisfaction rating in December 2023.
In Metro Manila, 31 percent were satisfied with the President’s performance, while 45 percent were dissatisfied. The rest of Luzon appeared to be more satisfied with Marcos’ performance (42 percent to 32 percent dissatisfied), while the Visayas (55 percent dissatisfied to 17 percent satisfied) and Mindanao (54 percent dissatisfied to 17 percent satisfied) showed otherwise.
Meanwhile, Duterte’s ratings dropped from 47 percent in September last year to 41 percent early this year. Her ratings plummeted from 73 percent in December 2023 to 60 percent in March 2024 and to 47 percent in September 2024.
In the rest of Luzon, 42 percent were dissatisfied, compared to Metro Manila’s 29 percent satisfied. In the Visayas, 42 percent were satisfied while 30 percent were dissatisfied. In Mindanao, 68 percent were satisfied while 7 percent were dissatisfied with the vice president’s performance. The survey conducted from February 10 to 18 had a sample size of 1,814 participants aged 18 or older, with a margin of error of ±2 percent at a 95 percent confidence level.
