Marcos

Marcos' net trust rating recovered from -1 in May to +18 in June.

- With Jose Rodel Clapano

A positive trust rating for Marcos was last recorded in February, when 43 percent of respondents said they trust him, while 32 percent had little trust (+11).

Stratbase president Dindo Manhit said Marcos' increased trust rating "signals a possible renewed public confidence in his administration."

"He must sustain these trust ratings since they are crucial indicators of political stability and governance performance. Ultimately, public trust must be earned through transparent leadership, accountability and a strong commitment to public service," he added.

The Vice President, meanwhile, has maintained a majority trust rating.

From 60 percent in May, those who said they had much trust in her hardly moved to 61 percent in June.

Respondents who had little trust in Duterte remained at 23 percent, while undecided respondents went down from 16 to 14 percent.

Duterte obtained a net trust rating of +38, a slight improvement from +37 in May.

The Vice President saw her lowest trust rating in January, when only 49 percent of respondents said they had much trust in her, while 30 percent had little trust, resulting in a net trust rating of +19.