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Follow the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism’s interactive visualization of pre-election survey data starting March 2024
MANILA, Philippines – Numbers shape elections as they influence campaign strategies and can even sway undecided voters. But the flood of pre-election surveys by different polling firms can make it hard for observers to keep track of everything, especially as the 2025 elections draw closer.
The Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) on February 12 released an interactive visualization of pre-election survey data for the 2025 senatorial race. The page pulls data from Pulse Asia and the Social Weather Stations to help users track how candidates are faring over time, starting in the March 2024 surveys.
Click this link if you want to see who’s leading, who’s climbing, and who’s slipping the ranks.
“Journalists and communicators can enter the name of candidates they are covering to analyze the data and track their positions in the surveys,” PCIJ said.
To explore the visualization, just click on the first chart and choose a candidate’s name in the “Enter series to show” field to track their trajectory over time. This will display their standing across different survey periods. You can also scroll down to find more individual visualizations with each providing a closer look at how various candidates are performing as the election nears.
Visit Rappler’s election page for the latest news, explainers, and analyses on the 2025 Philippine elections for senator, party list, and local positions. You can also check this guide for important data and information on the upcoming polls. – Rappler.com
