Despite not gaining numbers in the latest Pulse Asia survey, the camp of Vice President Leni Robredo said her numbers "remain encouraging" less than a week into election day on May 9.
"The latest Pulse survey conducted last April further confirms Vice President Leni Robredo's upward trajectory and momentum," said Barry Gutierrez, Robredo's spokesperson, in a statement.
"Her numbers remain encouraging, even if the survey does not yet capture the series of massive rallies from mid-April onwards, including the record-breaking 400k+ Pasay rally on April 23."
According to Gutierrez, they believe that the latest intensified house-to-house and person-to-person campaign carried out by Robredo's volunteers will translate into support on election day.
"This has truly become a People's Campaign, a grassroots movement of Filipinos from all walks of life and from all over the Philippines," said the spokesperson.
"We put our trust that this People's Campaign will win the day on May 9."
Robredo lost one percent in the latest Pulse Asia survey to drop to 23% of voters' preference, despite maintaining her second spot behind presidential candidate Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.
The survey was carried out from April 16 to 21 among 2,400 respondents, with a margin of error of ±2%.
