Senator Robin Padilla, Raffy Tulfo, and Alan Peter Cayetano emerged as the most preferred candidates for the Philippine Senate in the 2028 elections, according to the latest OCTA Research pre-election survey.

Malacañang stated that Vice President Sara Duterte’s declining trust and performance ratings in a recent Octa Research survey reflect public recognition of her perceived lack of contribution to addressing the country’s pressing problems.

A commissioned survey by OCTA Research group indicates that a large majority of Filipinos support the conduct of joint military exercises in the West Philippine Sea.

A recent survey by Octa Research indicates that 35 percent, or 9.2 million, of Filipino families identify as poor.

A recent survey by OCTA Research group indicates that seven in 10 Filipinos perceive the relationship between the Philippines and Japan as strong and stable.

An OCTA Research poll indicates that controlling basic commodity prices and increasing wages are still the most pressing national concerns for Filipinos.

A recent survey conducted by private polling firm OCTA Research indicates that a significant majority of Filipinos, 64%, expressed distrust toward China in July. This reflects public sentiment in the Philippines regarding its powerful neighbor.

A recent OCTA Research survey indicates that a hypothetical tandem of Leni Robredo and Raffy Tulfo narrowly leads against Sara Duterte and Imee Marcos for the 2028 elections. The poll assesses potential presidential and vice-presidential matchups.

According to a survey conducted by OCTA Research, Vice President Sara Duterte is projected to win the presidency in 2028, even in a direct contest against incumbent Naga City Mayor Leni Robredo. The results suggest a closely contested election.

A recent Octa Research survey, conducted from July 4 to 11, indicates that public concern over graft and corruption in the Philippines has reached its highest point since 2021.

A survey by OCTA Research indicates that only a small percentage of Filipinos believe senators will decide based on evidence and law rather than political considerations in the upcoming impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte.

A recent survey by the OCTA Research group indicates that the Philippines' self-rated poverty and hunger rates remained largely stable during the first quarter of the year.

President Marcos's trust and performance ratings have recovered in the first quarter of the year, while the Vice President's ratings have declined, according to an OCTA Research survey.