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Manny Villar slips, Noynoy widens lead in new Pulse Asia poll

6 April 2010 9 Comments

Brought to you by saturated advertising, consumer fatigued on basura ads, call it whatever, but the Manny ads has been soooo omni-present it could even be seen on the moon and at the space station. That’s what I was told. Maniwala kayo because I did. Result? Over-exposure, nakita lahat nung defects. And it was not just the product, the producers of those ads themselves who we know have copied their ads. Ouch! They should all be fired for making Manny Villar look bad.

So it was not a surprise that the last SWS pre-election survey conducted on March 19-22 showed Benigno Aquino with 37% and Villar getting 28%. In that survey, Manny Villar lost 6 percentage points.

With the barrage of new allegations of “you’re not really poor Manny“, people must have been thinking twice now about Manny Villar. Sort of asking for sympathy, not even his call for an apology worked in his favor for the latest Pulse Asia survey, Senator Noynoy Aquino widened his gap with Senator Manny Villar whose ratings fell by 4 percentage less than two months before the May 10 elections. This survey was conducted from March 21 to 28.

Here’s a recap:

Presidential race

Noynoy Aquino – 37%
Manny Villar – 29%
Josep Estrada – 18%
Gibo Teodoro – 7%
Dick Gordon – 2%
Eddie Villanueva – 2%
Nick Perlas – 0.3%
JC delos Reyes – 0.2%
Jamby Madrigal – 0.1%

The survey had a ±2 percent error margin.

According to Pulse Asia, 9 percent of the3,000 adult respondents were undecided, refused to answer, or gave no answer.

Vice presidential race

In the same survey, Senator Manuel Roxas II was still the frontrunner, posting a 20-percent lead over rival Senator Loren Legarda, with Legarda losing 4 percentage points.

Mar Roxas – 43%
Loren Legarda – 23%
Jojo Binay – 19%
Bayani Fernando – 3%
Edu Manzano – 2%
Perfecto Yasay – 0%
Jay Sonza – 0.5%
Dominador Chipeco – 0.1%

Nine percent of the respondents were also undecided, refused to answer, or gave no answer.

(Source: GMA News: Villar slips, Noynoy stays on top in new Pulse Asia poll)

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9 Comments »

  • Snow says:

    Grage, parang The Amazing Race ang pagupo sa Malacanang. :D

  • fz says:

    sana huwag manalo si villar

  • jules says:

    matagal pa ang two months, marami pa pwedeng mangyari.. baka mag-last two minutes itong si villar, patay tayo nyan!..

  • an2nette says:

    sana nga manalo si Noynoy, yon na siguro ang pinamagandang birthday gift ko sa May 10, ang magkaroon tayo ng bagong Presidente na hindi corrupt

  • baycas says:

    “Villarroyo” or just plain “Arroyo?”

    Doubt in Manny Villar’s leadership (especially the moral and ethical qualities of a leader) may have been the cause of his descent in the surveys. His hunger (or lust) for the Presidency is apparent in his campaign.

    A glimpse of what he said in the past may somehow explain the NEED for him to become President. Manny, who likes looking back in the past, answered this when he was asked in August 1995:

    “Do you plan to diversify now that you have a huge capital base?”

    No, not yet, not now. I’m the biggest private low-cost homebuilder in the country, but I want to become the biggest homebuilder in the world. That’s still my focus.

    (Emphasis mine.)

    …and Manny also admitted Re: Mix of business and politics, July 2008:

    “When people ask me how come I was able to mix politics and business, I say it’s because during my younger years spent mostly in Divisoria, I grew up in an environment na masa (of the common man). Those are the same people you interact with in politics.”

    Moreover…

    “Whether you’re managing the Senate, the House, the Congress, the same principles apply,” believes Manny, who has turned over the reins of his businesses to his sons Paolo and Mark. “You learn the strategies that you can use as a politician. In business and in politics, you have to be a good strategist. So at the minimum, being a strategist, being in business is the best training.”

    To a “doubting Thomas” like I am, I believe he’ll continue to mix business and politics knowing for a fact he very well knows how to woo the common man (the “mahihirap” majority) to submission.

    However, this reading (between Manny’s lines) will happen with a President Manuel B. Villar, Jr. without regard to the MORAL and ETHICAL issues that were, are, and will be involved during his incumbency.

    Mix of business and politics. No morals, no ethics. Villarroyo?

    No. He’s also an “Arroyo,” no doubt!

    • reynz says:

      i really believe that it’s the C5 and the honesty behind it. everything else were just a substantiation of what C5 meant – dishonesty, bad governance, use of influence and all.

      though i read that he claimed that it was in fact his trying to avoid the C5 topic.

  • Edna says:

    Medyo nagdadalawang isip ako kay noynoy kasi sabi niya sa platform niya gagawin niyang 12 years yung grade school to high school instead of 10 years lang ngayon (6 years grade school, 4 years high school). Sakit kaya sa bulsa nun. Anong palagay niyo dun?

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