too close to call

[newsman]

The presidential election scheduled for May 2010 is anybody’s game, according to a survey by the private polling firm Pulse Asia Inc.

Had the election been held last month, it would have been a “very close race” among four likely candidates—Vice President Noli de Castro, Sen. Francis Escudero, former President Joseph Estrada and Sen. Manuel Villar.

A Pulse Asia survey in February found “nearly the same overall voter preferences” for De Castro (19 percent), Escudero (17 percent), Estrada (16 percent) and Villar (15 percent).

Sen. Loren Legarda also scored a double-digit overall voter preference at 12 percent.

Others included in the survey who obtained single-digit overall voter preferences were Senators Manuel “Mar” Roxas II (8 percent) and Panfilo Lacson (6 percent), Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay (2 percent) and Metropolitan Manila Development Authority Chair Bayani Fernando (1 percent).

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Latest survey conducted by the Social Weather Station, 7,000 respondents polled nationwide,  between April 16 and May 6, 2009.

Senator Manny Villar with 22 percent
Vice President Noli de Castro followed Villar with 18 percent ;
Senator Francis Escudero and deposed President Joseph Estrada with 14; Senator Loren Legarda with 10 percent;
Senator Manuel Roxas with 9 percent;
Senator Panfilo “Ping” Lacson with 6 percent,
Makati Jejomar Binay with 2 percent;
MMDA chairman Bayani Fernando with 1 percent.

The survey has a marginal error of 1.2 percent.

[Matthe55]

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