Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, June 27) — Around 72% of adult Filipinos were satisfied with the current administration’s performance in the first three months of 2023, based on the results of an OCTA Research survey released on Tuesday.
OCTA’s non-commissioned “Tugon ng Masa” survey conducted in March showed only 8% of respondents were not content with the government’s performance during the first quarter of the year, while 20% expressed uncertainty.
Despite the high satisfaction rating, the 72% was a decrease of four percentage points from the last survey conducted in October 2022, where 76% of respondents said they were either \”very satisfied\” or \”somewhat satisfied\” with how the Marcos administration ran the country.
In the most recent poll, satisfaction was highest in Visayas at 83% of adult Filipinos. Balance Luzon (areas of Luzon outside Metro Manila) came next at 77%, followed by Mindanao at 67%, and lastly, Metro Manila at 51%.
Across the socio-economic classes, satisfaction was highest in Class D at 74%, followed by Class E at 68%, and Class ABC at 67%.
Meanwhile, across age groups, the government got the highest satisfaction rating (81%) from Filipinos aged 55 to 64. The rating was lowest among those aged 65 and above at 61%.
