Results for "Pulse Asia"

A recent Pulse Asia survey on internet and social media use in the Philippines reveals that nine out of ten Filipinos with internet access rely on Facebook as their primary source of news. This highlights the platform's significant role in information dissemination across the country.

Following a Pulse Asia survey on voter preferences for the 2028 elections, Senator Francis 'Kiko' Pangilinan stated that it is too early to discuss the next polls. The survey notably showed Sen. Robinhood Padilla leading the senatorial race.

A new Pulse Asia survey reveals that Filipinos most want to hear President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. address corruption and accountability for flood control benefactors in his upcoming State of the Nation Address.

A Pulse Asia poll reveals that 93% of Filipinos desire more affordable rooftop solar energy, with 85% believing it is no longer a luxury.

A new analysis of Pulse Asia data indicates that distrust in Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is largely influenced by the country's class structure. The findings suggest a significant correlation between socioeconomic standing and public sentiment towards the president.

A Pulse Asia survey reveals that inflation and corruption continue to be the primary concerns for Filipinos, even before the recent surge in oil prices due to the Middle East conflict.

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A recent Pulse Asia Survey revealed that 72 percent of Filipino adults consider disinformation a significant problem in the Philippines, with Facebook identified as the primary online news source for 91 percent of respondents.

Surveys indicate that Filipinos consider the fight against corruption to be the top issue for President Marcos Jr.'s upcoming fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA). Marcos Jr. has teased a new chapter in the corruption fight, with inflation, jobs, and the West Philippine Sea also key concerns.

A recent Pulse Asia survey indicates that reducing the cost of basic commodities and combating graft and corruption are still the most pressing national concerns for Filipinos, four years into the Marcos administration.

A Pulse Asia survey indicates that most Filipinos prefer the government to collaborate with the United States, Japan, and other Western-aligned countries to bolster the defense of the West Philippine Sea.

A recent Pulse Asia survey indicates that corruption continues to be the primary factor influencing public trust or distrust in President Marcos, while Vice President Sara Duterte maintains trust due to perceived governance ability despite alleged involvement in issues.

Most Filipinos support the continued public disclosure of China’s actions in the West Philippine Sea even as the Philippines hosts the Association of Southeast Asian Nations this year, according to a Pulse Asia survey.

A Pulse Asia survey indicates that 64% of Filipinos support the passage of a bill that would ban political dynasties in the country.

A new Pulse Asia survey reveals that a significant portion of Filipino online users heavily depend on personal beliefs and the virality of posts when evaluating information on the internet.

A recent Pulse Asia survey indicates that half of Filipinos prefer Vice President Sara Duterte as their next presidential candidate, less than two years before the elections.

A new Pulse Asia survey indicates that a majority of Filipinos now have a negative assessment of President Marcos, four years after his landslide victory in 2022.

A survey conducted by Pulse Asia revealed that Filipinos continue to rely on social media platforms, particularly Facebook, as their primary source of news, despite concerns about false information online.

A majority of Filipinos support the passage of a law that will prohibit political dynasties, a recent survey conducted by Pulse Asia showed.

Support for the proposed law is lowest in Mindanao and among the poorest Class E