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A Social Weather Stations survey, done from May 2 to 6, just days before the May 12 elections, shows a close race for most of the 12 Senate seats.

Full story: https://www.rappler.com/philippines/elections/senate-race-survey-results-sws-may-2025/

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00:00A Social Weather Stations or SWS survey done from May 2 to 6, just days before the May 12 elections, shows a close race for most of the 12 Senate seats.
00:10Administration's late bet Erwin Tulfo ranks first with a preference rating of 45%.
00:16Close behind is Senator Bong Go, a former aide to ex-president Rodrigo Duterte with 43%.
00:22These results are a shift from a similar survey done last month that showed Go in the lead.
00:28Former Senate President Tito Soto, also part of the Alianza para sa Bagong Pilipinas, ranked third with 37%.
00:34The gap between Go and Soto was the widest among the Magic 12 in the SWS survey with at least a 6 percentage point difference.
00:42After Tulfo, Go and Soto, they are re-electionist Senator Lito Lapid, broadcaster Ben Tulfo, former Senator Ping Laxon,
00:50Makati Mayor Abby Binay, re-electionist Bato De La Rosa, Las Piñas Representative Camille Villar, and re-electionist Senators Pia Cayetano, Bong Revilla, and Aimee Marcos.
01:01The lone two candidates associated with the once-ruling Liberal Party, former Senators Bam Aquino and Kiko Pangilinan, ranked 16th and 17th respectively.
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