Both Alvarez, Robredo’s ratings dropped: SWS

VICE President Leni Robredo retained a “good” net satisfaction rating but nevertheless suffered a 12-point drop in December, according to a survey by the Social Weather Stations (SWS) released yesterday.

Results of the Dec. 3 to 6 survey showed that about 58 percent of 1,500 respondents were satisfied with Robredo’s performance, 21 percent were dissatisfied while 20 percent were ambivalent on the matter.

The Vice President obtained a “good” + 37 net satisfaction score, lower by 12 points compared to “good” +49 she registered in September.

Robredo thanked the public and assured them that she is “listening to [their] voice” so she could be able to serve them better.

“We thank the Filipino people for their continue trust and support. We assure you that we are listening to your voice so we can serve you better,” the Vice President said.

“Through the Angat Buhay –

Senate President Aquilino Pimentel III’s net satisfaction score slips 7 points, to ‘good’ +30 House Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez yields a ‘moderate’ +10 net satisfaction rating, a fall of 13 points Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno gets a net satisfaction score of ‘moderate’ +15, down 10 points

the Office of the Vice President’s poverty alleviation program – we are determined to continue our mission to uplift the lives of the poor and the marginalized,” she said.

Meanwhile, the SWS found in the same survey that the net satisfaction ratings of the three other high-ranking officials also plunged.

The survey showed that Senate President Aquilino Pimentel III’s net satisfaction score slipped seven points, to “good” +30 in December from “good” +37 in September.

Forty-nine percent of the respondents said they were satisfied with Pimentel, while 18 percent expressed dissatisfaction.

House Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez, on the other hand, yielded a “moderate” +10 net satisfaction rating, a fall of 13 points from September’s “moderate” +22.

Some 33 percent respondents were satisfied with Alvarez’s performance, while 23 percent were dissatisfied.

Also, Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno received a net satisfaction score of “moderate” +15 (37% satisfied, 32% dissatisfied), down 10 points from the “personal record-high” +26 she obtained in September.

The survey used sampling error margins of ±3 percent for national percentages, ±4 percent for Balance Luzon, and ±6 percent each for Metro Manila, Visayas, and Mindanao.