Opinion polling on the Rodrigo Duterte presidency

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Opinion polling, known as surveys in the Philippines, on the presidency of Rodrigo Duterte has been conducted by various pollsters from 2016 to 2022. Duterte retained his popularity throughout his term, [1] [2] and became the Philippines' most trusted official immediately after assuming office. [3] Social Weather Stations (SWS) reported that Duterte had his lowest approval rating in mid-2018. [4] Pollsters and analysts noted Duterte's popularity was a rarity among Philippine presidents during their lame duck period; [1] [2] by the end of his term, Duterte received his highest SWS approval rating and became the Philippines' most popular post-EDSA president. [5] [6]

Contents

Approval and performance ratings

Fieldwork
date		Segment
polled		Polling
group		ApproveDisapproveUndecided/
Neither		Net satisfaction
(SWS)		Sample
size		Margin
of error		Polling
method		Question
wording		Source(s)
September 24–27, 2016 SWS 761113+64
("Very good")		1,200face-to-face interview [7]
September 25–October 1, 2016adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 863111,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [8]
December 3–6, 2016adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 771310+63
("Very good")		1,500±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [9]
March 15–20, 2017adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 787151,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [10]
March 25–28, 2017adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 751212+63
("Very good")		1,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [11]
June 23–26, 2017adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 781210+66
("Very good")		1,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [12]
June 24–29, 2017adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 825131,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [13]
September 23–27, 2017adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 671914+48
("Good")		1,500±2.5%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [14]
September 24–30, 2017adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 807131,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [15]
December 8–16, 2017adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 711315+58
("Very good")		1,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [16]
December 10–15, 17, 2017adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 807131,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [17]
March 23–27, 2018adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 701417+56
("Very good")		1,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [18]
June 15–21, 2018registered voters
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 883101,800±2.0%face-to-face interview [19]
June 27–30, 2018adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 652015+45
("Good")		1,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [4]
September 1–7, 2018adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 7510151,800±2.3%face-to-face interview [20]
September 15–23, 2018adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 701614+54
("Very good")		1,500±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [21]
December 14–21, 2018adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 817131,800±2.3%face-to-face interview [22]
December 16–19, 2018adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 741511+60
("Very good")		1,440±2.6%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [23]
March 28–31, 2019adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 79138+66
("Very good")		1,440±2.6%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [24]
June 22–26, 2019adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 80129+68
("Very good")		1,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [25]
June 24–30, 2019adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 853111,200±2.8%face-to-face interview [26]
September 16–22, 2019adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 788141,200±2.8%face-to-face interview [27]
September 27–30, 2019adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 78139+65
("Very good")		1,800±2.3%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [28]
December 2019 Pulse Asia 87 [29]
December 13–16, 2019adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 82108+72
("Excellent")		1,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [30]
August 1–11, 2020registered voters
(18 years old and above)		PUBLiCUS Asia65211,500online survey questionnaire [31]
September 14–20, 2020adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 91551,200±2.8%face-to-face interview [32]
November 21–25, 2020adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 8469+79
("Excellent")		1,500±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [33]
December 3–9, 2020registered votersPUBLiCUS Asia7016131,500 [34]
March 20–29, 2021registered votersPUBLiCUS Asia6519151,500 [35]
April 28–May 2, 2021adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 751015+65
("Very good")		1,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [36]
June 23–26, 2021adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 751312+62
("Very good")		1,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [37]
July 13–19, 2021registered votersPUBLiCUS Asia5823191,500 [38]
September 12–16, 2021adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 671511+52
("Very good")		1,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [39]
October 11–18, 2021PUBLiCUS Asia6021171,500 [40]
December 1–6, 2021adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 7211172,400±2.0%face-to-face interview [41]
December 6–10, 2021PUBLiCUS Asia651,500 [42]
December 12–16, 2021adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 75159+60
("Very good")		1,440±2.6%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [43]
March 30–April 6, 2022registered votersPUBLiCUS Asia67151,500±3.0% [44]
March 5–10, 2022 OCTA Research 67 [45]
April 19–27, 2022adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 78139+65
("Very good")		1,440±2.6%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [46]
June 16–22, 2022PUBLiCUS Asia75101,500 [5]
June 26–29, 2022adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 8875+81
("Excellent")		1,500±2.5%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 1] [6]

Trust ratings

Fieldwork
date		Segment
polled		Polling
group		Big trustSmall/
No trust		Undecided [lower-alpha 2] Net trust
(SWS)		Sample
size		Margin
of error		Polling
method		Question
wording		Source(s)
June 24–27, 2016adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 84511+79
("Excellent")		1,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [47]
July 2–8, 2016adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 910.281,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [3]
September 24–27, 2016adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 8389+76
("Excellent")		1,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 3] [48]
September 25–October 1, 2016adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 863111,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [49]
December 3–6, 2016adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 81910+72
("Excellent")		1,500±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 3] [50]
December 6–11, 2016adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 834131,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [51]
March 15–20, 2017adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 765181,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [52]
March 25–28, 2017adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 801011+70
("Excellent")		1,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 3] [53]
June 24–29, 2017adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 815141,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [54]
September 24–30, 2017adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 806141,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [55]
December 10–15, 17, 2017adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 826131,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [56]
June 15–21, 2018registered voters
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 872111,800±2.0%face-to-face interview [57]
June 27–30, 2018adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 701318+57
("Very good")		1,200±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 3] [58]
September 1–7, 2018adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 729191,800±2.3%face-to-face interview [59]
September 15–23, 2018adults
(18 years old and above)		 SWS 7412141,500±3.0%face-to-face interview [lower-alpha 3] [60]
December 14–21, 2018adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 766171,800±2.3%face-to-face interview [61]
June 24–30, 2019adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 854111,200±2.8%face-to-face interview [62]
September 16–22, 2019adults
(18 years old and above)		 Pulse Asia 749181,200±2.8%face-to-face interview [63]
August 1–11, 2020registered voters
(18 years old and above)		PUBLiCUS Asia55241,500online survey questionnaire [64]
December 3–9, 2020registered votersPUBLiCUS Asia62161,500 [65]
March 20–29, 2021registered votersPUBLiCUS Asia55221,500 [66]
July 13–19, 2021registered votersPUBLiCUS Asia50251,500 [67]
December 6–10, 2021PUBLiCUS Asia551,500 [68]
March 30–April 6, 2022registered votersPUBLiCUS Asia61171,500±3.0% [69]
March 5–10, 2022 OCTA Research 69 [70]
June 16–22, 2022PUBLiCUS Asia69111,500 [71]

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 "Maaari po bang pakisabi ninyo kung gaano kayo nasisiyahan o hindi nasisiyahan sa pagganap ng tungkulin ni RODRIGO DUTERTE bilang Presidente ng Pilipinas. Kayo ba ay lubos na nasisiyahan, medyo nasisiyahan, hindi tiyak kung nasisiyahan o hindi, medyo hindi nasisiyahan, lubos na hindi nasisiyahan, o wala pa kayong narinig o nabasa kahit na kailan tungkol kay RODRIGO DUTERTE?" [transl. "Please tell me how satisfied or dissatisfied you are in the performance of RODRIGO DUTERTE as President of the Philippines. Are you very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, undecided if satisfied or dissatisfied, somewhat dissatisfied, very dissatisfied, or you have not ever heard or read anything about RODRIGO DUTERTE?"]
  2. ↑ or "Moderate trust" (for PUBLiCUS Asia)
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 "Maaari po bang sabihin ninyo kung ang pagtitiwala ninyo kay (RODY DUTERTE) ay Napakalaki, Medyo malaki, Hindi tiyak kung malaki o maliit, Medyo maliit, Napakaliit, o Wala pa kayong narinig o nabasa kahit na kailan tungkol kay (name of personality)? Pakisabi ang sagot ninyo sa pamamagitan ng paglagay ng mga kard sa naaangkop na lugar sa rating board na ito." [transl. "Please indicate if your trust/faith in (RODY DUTERTE) is Very much, Somewhat much, Undecided if much or little, Somewhat little, Very little, or You have not heard or read anything about (RODY DUTERTE) ever? You may indicate your answers by placing each card on the appropriate box on this rating board."]

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