Survey Results Ppt 2007

Present the
Survey on Voter’s Preferences
for the 2010 Elections

BACKGROUNDER
Considering that 2010 is an election year, the Kalinga Media Club (KAMEC), the Department of Interior and Local Government, and Liga ng mga Barangays have resolved to conduct a survey to sample the perceptions of the voting public, as well as project their behavior this coming election period.

This survey principally aims to describe voting behavior, views and opinions of the Kalinga electorate in various election processes and election practices.

Population of the survey
TOTAL Number of Respondents: 1664

Description of Respondents

Questionnaire Proper

The trend clearly indicates that the voting public has a good grasp on election laws – with the greatest gap exhibited by their responses to Provision 4 which covers the acceptance of money in exchange of votes. Conversely, they are most ignorant on Provision 1 which designates poster areas acceptable to COMELEC.
PROV. 1
PROV. 4

Have you ever received dole out money or bribe money in exchange of your votes

in the past elections?
While the responses may not exactly mirror the actual practice here in the province, the result more importantly proves the distribution of money.

These results are a clear forecast of the people’s voting behavior next year – short of saying that a percentage of the voting public is already looking forward to the reception of money.

Will you accept money

this 2010 elections?

Satisfaction Ratings
Rep. Manuel S. Agyao
With his pro-people stance that focuses on equipping constituents with alternative livelihood skills ((by way of his PROJECT LAO-ING initiative), Congressman Manuel S. Agyao clinches a satisfaction rating of:
88.52%

Gov. Floydelia R. Diasen
60.10%
With her fresh take on politics anchored on her PEACE Agenda (Peace, Education, Agricultural Dev’t, Culture & Tourism, Environment & Health), she sought to unify a fragmented province. Voters tag her within the safe rating of :

Vice Gov. Jocel C. Baac
64.73%
As a Vice Governor, he has been unrelenting in supporting the programs and projects of the Governor – while chairing the Sangguniang Panlalawigan. With this, respondents rate his performance at:

BOARD MEMBERS
DISTRICT 1

BOARD MEMBERS
DISTRICT 2

Voting Options

If elections were held today, how would you decide towards the incumbent Congressman?

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Voting Options

If elections were held today, how would you decide towards the incumbent Congressman?

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RETAIN

Voting Options

If elections were held today, how would you decide towards the incumbent Governor?

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RETAIN

Voting Options

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Voting Options

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Voting Options

If elections were held today, how would you decide towards the incumbent Vice Governor?

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Voting Options

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Voting Options

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Voting Preferences

For the position of Congressman, whom would you vote for?

Voting Preferences

For the position of Governor, whom would you vote for?

Voting Preferences

For the position of Vice Governor, whom would you vote for?

While the survey reflects the perception of the responding individuals, it is not conclusive – although it gives us a glimpse of how voters may decide next year, and at the same time providing prospective candidates a gateway to direct their future campaign activities into areas where they may be lagging behind.

Still, this survey was conducted with the hope of instilling the election atmosphere into the consciousness of the voting public – thus creating in them a sense of being more cautious in their future choices.

Thank you!
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