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Most Filipinos believe women in politics more likely to advocate social issues - SWS

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April 1, 2025

A Stratbase-com missioned Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey conducted from March 20 to 20 found that 74 percent of adult Filipinos believe women in politics are more inclined to advocate for social issues like education and healthcare.

- By ELLALYN DE VERA-RUIZ

Of those surveyed, 42 percent strongly agreed, while 32 percent somewhat agreed with the statement, “Women in politics are more likely to advocate for social issues, such as education and healthcare.”

Only 12 percent disagreed, wi6 percent strongly disagreeing and another 6 percent somewhat disagreeing.

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