SEN. Bong Revilla Jr. and ACT-CIS Party-list Rep. Erwin Tulfo were the leading contenders in the latest “Boses ng Bayan” senatorial survey conducted by RPMD Foundation Inc. for the 2025 elections.
Conducted from Dec. 20 to 28, 2024, the survey aimed to gauge voter sentiment by asking 3,500 respondents nationwide to name up to 12 candidates they would most likely support if the elections were held today.
Revilla and Tulfo were statistically tied at the top of the rankings with 54 and 53 percent, respectively, followed closely by Sen. Bong Go and former Senate president Tito Sotto in third and fourth places. Completing the top five is former senator Manny Pacquiao.
Broadcaster Ben Tulfo follows in sixth place, while Sen. Pia Cayetano and former interior secretary Benhur Abalos Jr. share the seventh and eighth spots. Sen. Francis Tolentino ranked ninth, with Las Piñas Rep. Camille Villar rounding out the top ten.
Sen. Imee Marcos, former senator Ping Lacson and Sen. Lito Lapid shared the 11th to 13th positions. Celebrity host Willie Revillame placed 14th, followed by Sen. Bato dela Rosa and former Makati mayor Abby Binay, who are tied for the 15th and 16th spots.
Among those who garnered notable mentions but fell short of the top 16 were former senator Kiko Pangilinan, former governor Chavit Singson, and former senator Bam Aquino.
Representative Wilbert Lee follows, while Doc Willie Ong and former senator Gringo Honasan tied for the 21st and 22nd spots.
Congressmen Bonifacio Bosita and Dante Marcoleta, and actor Philip Salvador occupied the 23rd to 25th ranks.
Sharing the 26th to 30th positions were Atty. Vic Rodriguez, Congresswoman France Castro, Ariel Querubin, Heidi Mendoza, and Pastor Apollo Quiboloy.
The 31st to 40th spots include public figures such as Jimmy Bondoc, Teddy Casiño, Raul Lambino, and Leody De Guzman.
Dr. Paul Martinez, Global Affairs Analyst and executive director of RPMD, underscored the significance of the “Boses ng Bayan” survey in providing a credible reflection of voter sentiment.
The survey’s sampling methodology ensured a representative cross-section of the Filipino electorate, with a margin of error of ±2 percent and a 95 percent confidence level.
“The results highlight a dynamic mix of seasoned politicians, public figures, and emerging leaders. This diverse roster underscores the electorate’s evolving priorities as the 2025 elections approach,” Martinez said.
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