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Roquero leads in survey for Antique governor

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SAN JOSE, Antique – If the May 12, 2025 elections were held today, who will you vote for Antique governor?

The Pulso ng Pilipino prepoll survey in the province of Antique asked 1,134 respondent­s this question. It gave them a showcard containing the names of possible candidates f or governor.

The results showed Anaka lusug an partylist provincial chairman Raymundo “Ray” Roquero garnering 663 votes or 58.5% of the 1,134 respondent­s.

Incumbent Vice Gov. Edgar Denosta who is widely believed to run for governor came in second with 306 or 27%.

Former congressma­n Paolo Javier was third with 138 votes or 12.2%; and shipping magnate Captain Vic Fedelicio was fourth with 27 or 2.4%.

Roquero was also a former mayor of Valderrama, Antique and a former director of the Philippine Charity Sweepstake­s Office during the administra­tion of then President Gloria MacapagalA­rroyo.

Conducted on March 16 to 18, 2024, the Pulso ng Pilipino pre-poll survey was non-commission­ed. Covering all the socio-economic classes, it was limited to Antique’s registered voters between 18 to 65 years old and above.

The Pulso ng Pilipino survey used the multi- stage, area probabilit­y sampling (MSAP) which is the standard norm used by all the establishe­d research organizati­ons in most countries.

Selective interviews were made taking into account the demographi­c requiremen­ts such as gender, age and socioecono­mic classifica­tion as the main considerat­ions.

Meanwhile, in the race for Antique congressma­n, the Pulso ng Pilipino pre- poll survey showed incumbent Cong. Antonio Agapito “AA” Legarda Jr. of the lone district of Antique ahead of “graduating” Gov. Rhodora Cadiao who is widely expected to challenge him.

Legarda, brother of Antiqueña Sen. Loren Legarda, enjoyed a comfortabl­e 12-point lead over Cadiao. He got 627 votes or 55.3% to the

From Page 5 495 (43.7%) respondent­s who preferred the three-termer Cadiao.

On the other hand, in the contest for Antique vice governor, Sanggunian­g Panlalawig­an member Karmila Dimamay was

way ahead of other possible rivals. A popular vlogger, she garnered 480 votes or 42.3%.

Trailing Dimamay was fellow Sanggunian­g Panlalawig­an member Dr. Nene Maye Plameras who got 375 votes or 33.1%.

Antique Liga ng mga Barangay president Nonoy Tajanlangi­t was at third place with 177 or 15.6%; and outgoing Provincial Board member Pio Sumande with 84 or 7.4%.

To add to the authentici­ty of the Pulso ng Pilipino pre-poll survey, the results were checked back at random by the Team Leader and cross-checked with the so-called Listening Posts (LPs) which is a safety net designed to ensure the authentici­ty of the results./

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