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IBON SURVEY SHOWS GMA DIDN’T WIN POLLS
by IBON Foundation Thursday, Jul. 29, 2004 at 10:45 AM
editors@ibon.org (632)7132729, (632)7132737 3/F SCC Bldg., 4427 Int. Old Sta. Mesa, Manila

Asked who they think won the May 10 elections, 43.43% said it was Fernando Poe Jr., while 36.47% answered Pres. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Those uncertain comprised 13.03 percent.

The new government may have been installed but, for majority of Filipinos, not by a credible election.

According to the latest IBON survey results, 53.18% of Filipinos believe that the electoral canvassing conducted by Congress was not credible. Of the 1,681 respondents, only 26.95% said it was credible.

Asked who they think won the May 10 elections, 43.43% said it was Fernando Poe Jr., while 36.47% answered Pres. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Those uncertain comprised 13.03 percent.

Asked who they voted for in the last elections, 32.66% answered they voted for Poe, closely followed by Arroyo (31.05%).

However, even those who voted for Arroyo do not believe that the polls were credible. Of the 31.05% who voted for Arroyo, 19.45% think that the results of the elections are questionable.

The July IBON Survey was conducted last June 30 to July 9 to find out the people’s perception on the economy, their income and livelihood, government’s performance and other pressing issues.

The July IBON Survey has a margin of error of plus or minus two percent.

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