John Nery posted: " Published in Rappler on March 14, 2022. Art by Nico Villarete The latest Pulse Asia survey, conducted in the third week of February but whose results were released only on Monday, March 14, shows the main presidential candidates running in place. T"
The latest Pulse Asia survey, conducted in the third week of February but whose results were released only on Monday, March 14, shows the main presidential candidates running in place. The February results are fundamentally the same as in January: Ferdinand Marcos Jr still at 60, Leni Robredo at 15 (down from 16), Isko Moreno at 10 (up by two), Manny Pacquiao still at 8, Ping Lacson at 2 (down from 4). The movements are within the survey's margin of error of plus or minus 2.
To those of us following the campaigns closely, Pulse Asia's February survey is disorienting—not because of the actual results, but because of the lack of movement in the results. A static survey to explain a dynamic race can cause political vertigo.
![[Newsstand] Dynamic race, static survey?](https://www.rappler.com/tachyon/2022/03/bbm-leading-surveys.jpeg)
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