Robredo’s net satisfaction rating improves in Q3 — survey

Vice President Leni Robredo’s net satisfaction rating rose to “good” from “moderate” in the third quarter of the year, according to the latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey.

Robredo obtained a net satisfaction rating of +33 in September, with 56 percent of adult respondents expressing satisfaction with her performance and 23 percent saying otherwise.

This was an improvement from +28 in June.

The Vice President’s net satisfaction rating rose in Mindanao from moderate +15 in June to good +32 in September.

It stayed good in the Visayas, up from +44 to +46, and in balance Luzon, up slightly from +33 to +34.

It stayed moderate in Metro Manila, up slightly from +14 to +15.

Robredo’s net satisfaction rating rose to very good +51 from good +42 among class E.

It rose from moderate to good among class D, up from +25 to +31, but it fell from moderate +28 to neutral +6 among class ABC.

Meanwhile, public satisfaction with Senate President Vicente Sotto III remained on the “very good” level, from +60 in June to +61 in September – 72 percent satisfied and 11 percent dissatisfied.

His net satisfaction rating stayed very good in balance Luzon, although up four points from +60 to +64.

It stayed very good in Mindanao, up slightly from +50 to +51.

It stayed at very good +68 in Metro Manila between June and September.

His rating also stayed very good in the Visayas, despite dropping from +63 in June to +61 in September.

Compared with the survey in June, the September 2019 survey found double-digit increases in Sotto’s net satisfaction ratings among classes ABC, up from very good +56 to very good +68, and among college graduates, up from good +40 to very good +57.

Speaker Alan Peter Cayetano’s first net satisfaction rating was a good +49 – 64 percent satisfied and 14 percent dissatisfied, the SWS said.

It was highest in the Visayas at very good +57, followed by Mindanao at very good +52, Metro Manila at good +48 and balance Luzon at good +45.

By class, it was highest among class E at very good +52, followed by classes ABC and D, both at good +49.