Updated:2025-01-20 05:06 Views:70
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MANILA, Philippines – Manila mayoral candidate Isko Moreno is dominating the 2025 elections surveys, as confirmed by recent surveys from OCTA Research and PhilData Trends.
The results highlight Moreno’s significant lead, demonstrating strong voter confidence in his leadership.
Article continues after this advertisementPhilData Trends reports that Moreno holds 72.1% of voter preference across Manila, based on a survey conducted from January 2 to January 7, 2025.
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These numbers highlight Moreno’s broad appeal among voters citywide.
Article continues after this advertisementOCTA Research shows an even higher level of support, with 74% of respondents backing Moreno’s candidacy.
Article continues after this advertisementHis strongest support comes from the First District, where 79% of voters favor him, followed by 77% in the Second District.
Article continues after this advertisementEven in the competitive Fifth District, Moreno maintains a decisive lead with 67%, leaving Verzosa and Lacuna behind at 15% and 9%, respectively.
The survey results reveal the challenges facing incumbent Mayor Lacuna, who struggles to gain traction among voters.
Article continues after this advertisementDespite her position as the sitting mayor, Moreno’s track record of results-driven leadership appears to resonate with residents.
With the May 2025 elections approaching, Moreno’s consistent lead positions him as the clear frontrunner.
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His ability to connect with voters and deliver results has strengthened public trust.
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