Opinion polling for the 2025 Philippine Senate election

This article covers opinion polling for the 2025 Philippine Senate election.

Opinion polling in Philippines is conducted by Social Weather Stations (SWS), Pulse Asia, OCTA Research, and other pollsters.

Those who win outright are in bold. Those that are within the margin of error are in italics.

This list includes all individuals named by at least 10% of respondents in any of the surveys.

 Calendar 
 Filing of candidacies: October 1 to 8, 2024
 Campaign period for nationally elected positions: February 11 to May 10, 2025
 Campaign period for locally elected positions: March 28 to May 10, 2025
 Election day: May 12, 2025

 Survey details 
Date/s administered  Pollster  Sample size  Margin of errorMajor issues when poll was administeredFeb 20–26, 2025  Pulse Asia  –   – Feb 15–19, 2025  SWS  1,800   ±2.31% Jan 18–25, 2025  Pulse Asia  2,400   ±2.0% Dec 17–20, 2025  SWS  1,800   ±2.31% Dec 12–18, 2024  SWS  2,097   ±2.1% Nov 26–Dec 3, 2024  Pulse Asia  –   – Sep 14–23, 2024  SWS  1,500   ±2.5% Sep 6–13, 2024  Pulse Asia  2,400  ±2.0% Jun 17–24, 2024  Pulse Asia  2,400  ±2.1% Mar 6–10, 2024  Pulse Asia  1,200  ±2.8% Dec 10–14, 2023  OCTA Research  1,200  ±3.0% Apr 15–18, 2023  SWS  1,200  ±3.0% 

 Per candidate 

 By voter preferences 
 February 2025–May 2025 
CandidatePartyFeb 15–19, 2025SWSFeb 20–26, 2025Pulse Asia   Benhur Abalos  PFP 17% 23.0%   Bam Aquino  KANP 16% 26.4%   Abigail Binay  NPC 30% 37.6%   Jimmy Bondoc  PDP 7% 11.8%   Bong Revilla  Lakas 33% 46.1%   Bonifacio Bosita  Independent 10% 11.3%   Pia Cayetano  Nacionalista 33% 37.5%   Ronald dela Rosa  PDP 32% 44.3%   Bong Go  PDP 38% 58.1%   Gregorio Honasan  Reform PH 14% 19.7%   Panfilo Lacson  Independent 32% 35.8%   Lito Lapid  NPC 36% 39.4%   Rodante Marcoleta  Independent 10% 16.1%   Imee Marcos  Nacionalista 24% 30.9%   Manny Pacquiao  PFP 30% 39.9%   Kiko Pangilinan  Liberal 22% 25.0%   Willie Revillame  Independent 30% 42.3%   Phillip Salvador  PDP 14% 20.7%   Tito Sotto  NPC 34% 49.0%   Francis Tolentino  PFP 15% 18.0%   Ben Tulfo  Independent 34% 40.7%   Erwin Tulfo  Lakas 45% 56.6%   Camille Villar  Nacionalista 29% 36.6%Don't know  Refused  None  Invalid votes (13 or more names)  

 October 2024–January 2025 
CandidatePartyNov 26–Dec 3, 2024Pulse AsiaDec 12–18, 2024SWSJan 17–20, 2025SWSJan 18–25, 2025   Benhur Abalos  PFP 26.0% 17% 19% 24.8%   Bam Aquino  KANP 28.2% 17% 20% 27.4%   Abigail Binay  NPC 40.1% 25% 31% 41.1%   Bonifacio Bosita  Independent 12.2% 8% 11% 12.5%   Pia Cayetano  Nacionalista 46.5% 32% 33% 46.1%   Ronald dela Rosa  PDP 36.9% 21% 30% 41.2%   Bong Go  PDP 54.7% 32% 37% 50.4%   Gregorio Honasan  Reform PH 28.6% 15% 19% 25.2%   Panfilo Lacson  Independent 44.1% 27% 35% 42.4%   Lito Lapid  NPC 39.2% 23% 37% 37.7%   Rodante Marcoleta  Independent 10.3% 6% 7% 12.5%   Imee Marcos  Nacionalista 37.5% 21% 28% 43.3%   Willie Ong (withdrew)  Aksyon 20.6% 14% 20% 20.2%   Manny Pacquiao  PFP 45.0% 26% 33% 40.6%   Kiko Pangilinan  Liberal 33.1% 20% 29% 29.1%   Bong Revilla  Lakas 43.5% 33% 29% 46.0%   Willie Revillame  Independent 43.6% 26% 29% 41.9%   Phillip Salvador  PDP 16.2% 10% 13% 18.4%   Chavit Singson (withdrew)  Independent 11.5% 9% – 11.4%   Tito Sotto  NPC 59.2% 31% 38% 50.2%   Francis Tolentino  PFP 20.2% 14% 13% 19.3%   Ben Tulfo  Independent 52.7% 30% 34% 46.2%   Erwin Tulfo  Lakas 62.2% 45% 45% 62.8%   Camille Villar  Nacionalista 36.5% 21% 26% 38.4%Don't know    Refused    None     Invalid votes (13 or more names)     

 2023–October 2024 
CandidatePartyApr 15–18, 2023SWSDec 10–14, 2023OCTA ResearchMar 6–10, 2024Pulse AsiaJun 17–24, 2024Pulse AsiaSep 6–13, 2024Pulse AsiaSep 14–23, 2024SWS   Benhur Abalos  PFP8%18%12.9%10.2% 14.9%14%   Bam Aquino  KANP7%–17.3%12.5%19.0%14%   Herbert Bautista  NPC8%–11.0%13.2%10.8%7%   Abigail Binay  NPC––29.1%18.9%37.5%20%   Jejomar Binay  UNA15%25%––––   Pia Cayetano  Nacionalista23%30%37.7%42.7%41.3%31%   Dingdong Dantes  Independent––10.9%8.1%9.6%–   Ronald dela Rosa  PDP9%47%33.2%31.3%26.2%18%   Chel Diokno  Akbayan7%–11.2%–7.0%7%   Franklin Drilon  Liberal8%–16.1%15.3%15.8%12%   Paolo Duterte  HNP––13.1%13.8%16.3%–   Rodrigo Duterte  PDP25%–47.7%38.7%38.0%25%   Sebastian Duterte  PDP––13.5%14.9%19.1%–   Guillermo Eleazar  Reporma7%–10.4%9.8%5.4%–   Ted Failon  Independent––14.6%18.8%12.2%–   Rex Gatchalian  NPC10%–––––   Bong Go  PDP20%53%44.2%36.6%40.3%18%   Richard Gomez  PFP7%–11.6%9.9%9.5%–   Dick Gordon  Bagumbayan–VNP6%–14.8%12.0%17.3%10%   Gregorio Honasan  Independent10%18%17.5%18.6%21.5%13%   Panfilo Lacson  Independent16%32%28.6%32.2%35.5%24%   Lito Lapid  NPC17%20%25.4%21.4%24.7%20%   Imee Marcos  Nacionalista18%42%33.1%33.8%29.8%25%   Isko Moreno  Aksyon14%32%31.5%31.7%––   Willie Ong  Aksyon–17%24.6%18.3%19.8%–   Manny Pacquiao  PFP19%28%33.7%33.5%31.9%18%   Francis Pangilinan  Liberal8%–22.2%19.2%20.5%15%   Ralph Recto  Nacionalista7%–18.8%15.8%12.5%–   Bong Revilla  Lakas13%35%29.6%29.9%35.9%24%   Willie Revillame  Independent–18%25.9%––13%   Leni Robredo  Liberal10%–13.6%––8%   Mar Roxas  Liberal10%–13.6%15.9%9.8%–   Korina Sanchez  Independent–––11.5%8.1%–   Vilma Santos  Nacionalista–––23.6%12.1%–   Tito Sotto  NPC18%48%51.8%50.4%48.0%34%   Vico Sotto  Independent18%–––––   Gilbert Teodoro  PRP5%19%15.2%16.8%12.7%7%   Francis Tolentino  PFP6%33%16.7%17.6%13.5%17%   Antonio Trillanes  Aksyon6%–13.0%–––   Ben Tulfo  Independent––30.5%40.9%49.6%–   Erwin Tulfo  Lakas32%76%57.1%58.0%60.8%54%   Camille Villar  Nacionalista––––21.2%21%Don't know  3%   3.5%  2.6%  2.4% Refused  4%   1.7%  2.1%  1.5% None  7%    1.0%  1.9%  3.2% Invalid votes (13 or more names)      

 Per party 
 Parties (excluding independents) with the plurality of seats in boldface.
 Parties (excluding independents) with the majority of seats are shaded by the party color.

 Seats won 
 Totals may not add up to 12 due to margin of error.
Date Pollster                          2025Feb 20–26, 2025 Pulse Asia002023210002Feb 15–19, 2025 SWS002013210003Jan 18–25, 2025 Pulse Asia002022210003Jan 17–20, 2025  SWS0021132100032024Dec 12–18, 2024  SWS002033210003Nov 26–Dec 3, 2024  Pulse Asia002023110003 Sep 14–23, 2024  SWS002033310001Sep 6–13, 2024  Pulse Asia002022310002Jun 17–24, 2024  Pulse Asia101021300103Mar 6–10, 2024  Pulse Asia1010223001022023Dec 10–14, 2023  OCTA Research101022300112Apr 15–18, 2023  SWS100022200113

 Seats after the election 
Totals may not add up to 24 due to margin of error.
Date Pollster                              2025Feb 20–26, 2025 Pulse Asia10020373100106Feb 15–19, 2025 SWS10020273100107Jan 18–25, 2025 Pulse Asia10020363100107Jan 17–20, 2025  SWS100212731001072024Dec 12–18, 2024  SWS10020473100107Nov 26–Dec 3, 2024  Pulse Asia10020372100107Sep 14–23, 2024  SWS10020474100105Sep 6–13, 2024  Pulse Asia10020364100106Jun 17–24, 2024  Pulse Asia11010354001107Mar 6–10, 2024  Pulse Asia110103640011062023Dec 10–14, 2023  OCTA Research11010364001116Apr 15–18, 2023  SWS11000363001117

 Per coalition 
Coalitions are expected to release 12-person slates for the election by the start of campaigning on February 2025. On this section will be the surveys done after that day.
+DatePollsterAlyansa para sa Bagong Pilipinas Hakbang ng MaisugOposisyon ng BayanOthers2025Feb 20–26, 2025 Pulse Asia8202Feb 15–19, 2025 SWS8202Jan 18–25, 2025 Pulse Asia72032024Jan 17–20, 2025  SWS8203Dec 12–18, 2024  SWS9203Nov 26–Dec 3, 2024  Pulse Asia8103Sep 14–23, 2024  SWS9301Sep 6–13, 2024  Pulse Asia7302Jun 17–24, 2024  Pulse Asia7302Mar 6–10, 2024  Pulse Asia7302Apr 15–18, 2023  SWS7203

 Sources 

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