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Philippine President Marcos' satisfaction rating drops to record low of minus 15

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr's net satisfaction rating has dropped to minus 15, a decline of 12 points from minus 3 in November 2025, according to a March survey by Social Weather Stations. With only 33 percent of respondents satisfied, the government faces increasing pressure to tackle economic challenges as inflation affects daily life.

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Jun 2, 2026 · 1 min read · 11 views
Philippine President Marcos' satisfaction rating drops to record low of minus 15

Key Takeaways

  • Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr's net satisfaction rating has dropped to minus 15, a 12-point decline from minus 3 in November 2025.
  • Only 33 percent of respondents expressed satisfaction with Marcos' performance, while 49 percent reported dissatisfaction in the latest survey.
  • The survey, conducted with 1,500 adult respondents, shows a growing economic anxiety among the Filipino populace.
  • Marcos' previous low satisfaction rating was minus 12, recorded exactly one year prior to the current survey.
  • Despite his efforts to enhance visibility through foreign policy initiatives, economic challenges continue to overshadow his presidency.

Philippine President Faces Public Discontent

President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr is in deep trouble. His approval rating has plummeted to a new low, dropping 15 points since November 2025.

Among 1,500 adults surveyed, only 33 percent express satisfaction with his leadership. In contrast,49 percent are dissatisfied. Economic uncertainties loom large over the country. Analysts point to this as a key factor behind his declining support.

To address these troubling numbers, Marcos has ramped up his foreign policy initiatives,aiming to boost his public image. Still,despite the increased media spotlight,the persistent economic woes remain glaring . They continue to drag his approval ratings down.

Inflation is tightening its grip on Filipino families. The administration faces mounting pressure to resolve these economic challenges. Recent survey findings are wake-up call for Marcos as he seeks to shift public opinion amid widespread discontent.

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