A newly released SWS voter preference survey for the upcoming May 2025 elections in the Philippines reveals notable changes in voter sentiment between December 2024 and May 2025. The data, compiled from registered voters across the Philippines, indicates a dynamic political landscape as the election approaches.
While 4Ps maintains a strong presence at the top with a 7.67% voter preference in May 2025, down from 13.51% in December 2024, other parties have experienced significant fluctuations. ACT-CIS has shown a steady climb, reaching 6.63% in May, while Duterte Youth Party has seen a decrease to 5.88%.
Several parties in the middle ranks have witnessed interesting movements. Solid North Party experienced a notable surge in March and April before settling at 3.65% in May. LP GMA has seen a gradual decline over the months. Meanwhile, parties like Senior Citizens and Ako Bicol have maintained relatively stable support.
Further down the list, NANAY experienced a peak in March before declining to 1.76% in May. Manila Teachers also saw an increase in support over the period, reaching 1.92%. Several smaller parties are vying for voter attention, with preferences generally remaining below the 2% mark.
The data highlights the fluidity of voter preferences in the lead-up to the elections. The significant shifts observed across various parties suggest that campaigning and other political developments are actively influencing voter choices.
Key Observations:
- 4Ps remains a frontrunner, but its dominance has decreased since December 2024.
- ACT-CIS has demonstrated consistent growth in voter preference.
- Several mid-tier parties have experienced considerable volatility in their support.
- The race for votes among smaller parties remains competitive.
This survey provides a snapshot of voter sentiment as of May 2025. As the election draws nearer, further shifts in preference are anticipated. Political analysts will be closely watching these trends to gauge the potential outcomes of the upcoming polls.
