+ Follow BOTH RAUL ROCO AND PANFILO LACSON Tag
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[Summary] => The latest SWS survey confirms what earlier Pulse Asia poll indicated: President Gloria has caught up with the erstwhile voter preference frontrunner. What may worry her campaign is, in fact, that she might have moved up too quickly.
In an electoral campaign, "peaking" is probably the most important consideration. A candidate should hit peak support as close as possible to election day. That will optimize conversion of popularity into votes.
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[Summary] => The latest SWS voter preference survey taken from May 28 to June 14 shows non-candidate Noli de Castro leading the pack with 22 percent.
Actual candidates Raul Roco (19 percent) and Panfilo Lacson (12 percent) placed second and fifth respectively. No one overwhelmingly commands the electoral horizon as the popular and populist Estrada did in 1997.
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In an electoral campaign, "peaking" is probably the most important consideration. A candidate should hit peak support as close as possible to election day. That will optimize conversion of popularity into votes.
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Actual candidates Raul Roco (19 percent) and Panfilo Lacson (12 percent) placed second and fifth respectively. No one overwhelmingly commands the electoral horizon as the popular and populist Estrada did in 1997.
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