Opinion polling on the Bongbong Marcos presidency

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Opinion polling, commonly known as surveys in the Philippines, on the presidency of Bongbong Marcos has been conducted by various pollsters since the start of his tenure.

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Approval ratings

2024

Fieldwork
date(s)		PollsterSample
size		MoEApproveDisapproveUndecided/no opinionNet
Nov 29 - Dec 3 Publicus Asia [1] 1,500±3.0%333829-5
Nov 26 - Dec 3 Pulse Asia [2] 2,400±2.0%482527+23
Sep 15 - 19 Publicus Asia [3] 1,500±3.0%43--—
Jun 15 - 19 Publicus Asia [4] 1,507±3.0%44--—
Sep 6 - 13 Pulse Asia [5] 2,400±2.0%502129+29
Sep 4 - 7OCTA [6] [7] 1,200±3.0%661223+54
Jun 30 - Jul 5OCTA [8] 1,200±3.0%68--—
Jun 24 - Jul 1 SWS [9] [10] 1,500±2.5%622216+40
Jun 17-24 Pulse Asia [11] 2,400±2.0%531929+34
Mar 6–10 Pulse Asia [12] 1,200±2.8%552025+35

2023

Fieldwork
date(s)		PollsterSample
size		MoEApproveDisapproveUndecided/no opinionNet
Sep 10-14 Pulse Asia [13] 1,200±2.8%651025+55
Jun 7-12Publicus Asia [14] 1,500±3.0%601822+42
Mar 24–28 OCTA [15] 1,200±3.0%80615+74
Mar 15–19 Pulse Asia [16] 1,200±2.8%78516+73

2022

Fieldwork
date(s)		PollsterSample
size		MoEApproveDisapproveUndecided/no opinionNet
Dec 10–14 SWS [17] [18] 1,500±2.8%75721+68
Nov 25–30 Publicus Asia [19] 1,500±3.0%642017+44
Oct 23–27 OCTA [20] 1,200±3.0%78518+73
Oct SWS [17] [18] 71818+63

Trust ratings

2023

Fieldwork
date(s)		PollsterSample
size		MoETrustDistrustUndecided/no opinionNet
Mar 24–28 OCTA [15] 1,200±3.0%66413—
Mar 15–19 Pulse Asia [16] 1,200±2.8%80155—

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