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Trust ratings of Marcos, other top officials improve in June 2025 - SWS
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|July 16 2025
Public trust in the top four Philippine officials improved in June 2025, based on the latest results of a Stratbase-commissioned survey that was officially released by Social Weather Stations (SWS) on Tuesday, July 15.
President Marcos' net trust rating improved to +18, with 48 percent of respondents expressing “much trust” and 30 percent showing “little trust.”
This marks a significant rise from May, when his net trust was -1, based on 38 percent “much trust” and 30 percent “little trust.”
Those expressing indecision remained at 21 percent.
Vice President Sara Duterte's trust rating showed a slight improvement, from 60 percent in May to 61 percent in June.
Those expressing little trust remained at 23 percent, while the undecided decreased to 14 percent from 16 percent.
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