Eleksyon 2016: PARTIAL Results of Self-Initiated Survey (as of 30APR2016 1130H)

For the previous partial results report, please click here.
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INTRODUCTION. This is the last report on the partial results of my pre-election survey, with respondents coming from the City of Manila only. The total respondents counted in is adjusted and is now pegged at 49.5%. This survey now covers respondents from all six legislative districts of the Philippine capital (vs. previous report that lacks respondents from Fourth and Sixth Districts).

NOTE: This survey is self-initiated and non-partisan, therefore, this is  non-commissioned by any personality or organization. The only purpose of this survey is to provide information on the voting preference trend among the voters of Manila.

Eleksyon 2016: PARTIAL Results of Self-Initiated Survey (as of 29APR2016 0930H)

For the previous partial results report, please click here.
For the next partial results report, please click here. 

INTRODUCTION. This is the third report on the partial results of my pre-election survey, with respondents coming from the City of Manila only. The total respondents counted in is still low at 17.4%. The respondents are from the districts of Tondo, Binondo, San Nicolas and Sta. Cruz.

NOTE: This survey is self-initiated and non-partisan, therefore, this is  non-commissioned by any personality or organization. The only purpose of this survey is to provide information on the voting preference trend among the voters of Manila.

Eleksyon 2016: PARTIAL Results of Self-Initiated Survey (as of 28APR2016 0930H)

For the previous partial results report, please click here.
For the next partial results report, please click here. 

INTRODUCTION. This is the second report on the partial results of my pre-election survey, with respondents coming from the City of Manila only. The total respondents counted in is still low at 12.4%, so one cannot conclude anything yet with this low number. But this is still good for me, as this survey has three more days before I finalize everything on 1 May.

Eleksyon 2016: PARTIAL Results of Self-Initiated Survey (as of 27APR2016 0930H)

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INTRODUCTION. I conducted a pre-election survey which started yesterday 26 April 2016, asking the candidate preferences of some voters in the City of Manila. The respondents include businessmen, educators, employees, college students, housewives, and also the unemployed.

To give everyone the preliminary results of my survey, I decided to publish it every morning between 27 and 30 April. Final results shall be made public on 1 May 2016.

Weather: PAGASA March 2016 Rainfall Map

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INTRODUCTION. The Philippines has been feeling the effects of extreme El Niño since early this year, bringing about parched fields and mountain areas across the country, with Mindanao facing the worst dry spell and drought in recent history. Factually, we heard of news about forest fires in Mounts Apo and Kitanglad, both located in parts of Mindanao Island which received rainfall that are below the normal average since last year 2015. Many farmers in Mindanao marched their way to the national highway in Kidapawan City to call attention of relevant authorities and to ask for aid because the land is too dry to support farming, that protest shocked everyone when it lead to the bloody confrontation with the police on March 31. Luzon and Visayas were also not spared from the gravity of the 2015-2016 El Niño phenomenon as dams continue to register decrease in water level. The data below will tell you that March 2016 may go down in history as one of the driest months in the Philippines.

Weather: PAGASA February 2016 Rainfall Map

INTRODUCTION. The El Niño (lit. the little boy) is an unusual rise in the sea surface temperature along the Pacific Ocean, which brings changes in weather patterns across much of the countries facing the Pacific. In the Philippines, El Niño means lower amount of rainfall which may result in dry spell and drought. As early as 2014, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA, the Philippine official weather agency) has been warning the public of an imminent El Niño, only in mid-2015 did they confirm the country is experiencing “mild El Niño,” and is in danger of facing hotter and drier months.