The Sept. 6-13 survey released this week showed ACT-CIS party-list Rep.
Erwin Tulfo obtaining 60.8 percent of support of the respondents.
The lawmaker was followed by broadcaster Ben Tulfo who garnered 49.6 percent of support, former Senate president Vicente Sotto III (48 percent), Sen. Pia Cayetano (41.3 percent), Sen. Bong Go (40.3 percent) and former president Rodrigo Duterte (38 percent).
Completing the top 12 were Makati City Mayor Abby Binay (37.5 percent), Sen. Bong Revilla (35.9 percent), former senators Panfilo Lacson (35.5 percent) and Manny Pacquiao (31.9 percent), Sen. Imee Marcos (29.8 percent) and Sen. Ronald dela Rosa (26.2 percent).
Outside the winning circle but within statistical chances of winning is reelectionist Sen. Lito Lapid (24.7 percent), who filed his certificate of candidacy (COC) yesterday, along with Sotto and Lacson, the other members of the so-called macho bloc in the Senate.
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