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Aquino, Pangilinan, Mendoza favored in 2025 Senate race — UST survey

Ian Laqui - Philstar.com
Aquino, Pangilinan, Mendoza favored in 2025 Senate race — UST survey
This undated image shows the University of Santo Tomas Main Building in Manila.
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MANILA, Philippines — Senatorial aspirants Bam Aquino and Kiko Pangilinan topped the election survey conducted at the University of Santo Tomas (UST).

According to a poll by UST’s official student publication, The Varsitarian, Aquino and Pangilinan garnered 83.42% and 79.58% of the votes, respectively.

Trailing behind them was former Commission on Audit Commissioner Heidi Mendoza, who received 60.70%.

Following Mendoza are Partido Lakas ng Masa candidates Leody de Guzman and Luke Espiritu, who garnered 44.77% and 56.94% of the votes, respectively.

Meanwhile, candidates from the Makabayan bloc dominated the 6th to 12th spots, except for the 10th place, which was secured by Sonny Matula with 34.89%.

According to UST students, the 6th to 12th positions were secured by the following candidates:

  • Teddy Casiño (6th): 37.66%
  • Arlene Brosas (7th): 36.93%
  • Danilo Ramos (8th): 36.68%
  • Ronnel Arambulo (9th): 34.89%
  • France Castro (11th): 27.78%
  • Liza Masa (12th): 22.71%

The Varsitarian conducted the survey from April 28 to May 7, involving 1,224 students from various academic departments at UST.

The survey participants were chosen using a random selection method that employed stratified sampling.

It was conducted both online and in person using Google Forms and has a margin of error of ±3% with a 95% confidence level, according to The Varsitarian. 

On Monday, May 12, around 68.43 million Filipinos are expected to vote in the 2025 midterm elections, including about 24 million youth voters.

2025 ELECTIONS

BAM AQUINO

HEIDI MENDOZA

KIKO PANGILINAN

MAKABAYAN BLOC

UST

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