CCHOPE ELECTION 2001 
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Release from SOCIAL WEATHER STATION |
 Poverty
Incidence Slightly Increases, Hunger Worsens
The incidence of
poverty slightly increased to 59% from 56% in
December 2000; while the hunger incidence reached a record high of
16%.
These are the results of the SWS national survey conducted on
March 5 - 18, 2001.
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Performance
Ratings of the New Administration
Rated for the first time as President in the Social Weather
Survey of March 5-18, 2001, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo obtained
42% satisfied and 18% dissatisfied with her performance, for a
net satisfaction rating of +24. Those undecided are 39%.
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- No
Errors in Names of Senatorial Candidates in SWS Poll
Social Weather Stations clarifies that the names used in the
questionnaire for obtaining rankings of Senatorial candidates in
the
SWS March 5-18, 2001 nationwide survey are based on the COMELEC
list. [Read
full release]
SWS
Survey: Senate Election Race Score after First Month is 8-4-1
SWS February and March 2001 National Survey
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full release]
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ARCHIVES
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VOICING
POVERTY AS WELL AS VOTES [April
6, 2001 |
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IGNORING
THE ELECTION SURVEY LAW [March
23, 2001] |
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HIDING
THE ELECTION HOMESTRETCH [March
16, 2001] |
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DO
SURVEYS HARASS CANDIDATES? [March
9, 2001] |
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SWS
SURVEYS ABOUT CORRUPTION [March
5, 2001] |
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ACCEPTANCE
OF GLORIA IS NATIONWIDE [February
16, 2001] |
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THE
TANCANGCO PERSECUTION OF NAMFREL [February
08, 2001] |
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ERAP
BAD, MARCOS WORSE: SURVEYS AFTER EDSA 2 AND EDSA 1 COMPARED [February
05, 2001] |
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METRO
MANILANS WELCOME GLORIA --- SWS SURVEY [February
02, 2001] |
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POLLING
NOT ONLY FOR PRESIDENTS [January
29, 2001] |
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SURVEYS
ABOUT PEOPLE POWER [January 19, 2001]
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PAPERS PRESENTED IN CONFERENCES
Opinion
Polling and Young Democracies
by Mahar Mangahas
Keynote addresss to the Annual Conference of the World
Association for Public Opinion Research,
17 - 21 May 2000, Portland, Oregon.
Opinion
Polling and National Elections in the Philippines, 1992-98
by Mahar Mangahas, Linda Luz Guerrero, and Gerardo Sandoval
Paper presented at the Regional Conference of the World
Association for Public Opinion Research
(WAPOR), Sydney, Australia, June 25, 1999.
OTHER SURVEYS:
May
2001 Elections: Senatorial Preferences
-PULSE ASIA SURVEY
May
2001 Elections: Preferences for Party-list representatives
-PULSE ASIA SURVEY
People
Power bets hold on to 8-5 lead in Pulse Asia survey
Macapagal’s
performance rating drops in GMA7-Pulse Asia survey
It's
9-4 for People Power Vets, says Veritas poll
Businessmen vote 13-0 in mock polls
Best for
PPC is 10-3, says survey
Tañada
tops 'green' poll; Enrile last
Tañada
tops mock polls for Senate in Iloilo
COMMENTARIES:
Pointers
in reading poll survey results
- Raul J. Palabrica
Election surveys ought to be banned
- Sunstar
The
arithmetic of the Senate elections - By
Rigoberto Tiglao of Inquirer
PPC
can’t get 13-0 unless it cheats - Neal H. Cruz of Inquirer
Losing
faith in surveys
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Sunstar
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