Senator Christopher “Bong” Go remains a consistent choice among voters for the upcoming 2025 senatorial elections, as shown in the latest results of two nationwide surveys.
“Patuloy kong uunahin ang pagseserbisyo sa mga kapwa ko Pilipino!,” Go said.
In PUBLiCUS Asia Inc.’s PAHAYAG 2024 End-of-the-Year Survey conducted from November 29 to December 3, Senator Go topped the unaided voting preference category among senatorial aspirants who filed their candidacy for the 2025 elections. In the aided voting preference results, Go climbed to fourth place from his previous fifth-place ranking in October, further cementing his position as a top contender.
Similarly, in the Issues and Advocacy Center’s Pulso ng Pilipino (PnP) Fourth Quarter Pre-Poll Survey conducted from November 5 to December 1, Go maintained a solid fifth-place position with 46.5% voter preference.
“Uunahin ko ang pagseserbisyo sa mga kapwa ko Pilipino! Lubos akong nagpapasalamat sa patuloy na tiwala at suporta ng bawat Pilipino. Hindi ko po sasayangin ang oportunidad na ibinibigay ninyo sa akin,” Go declared.
He highlighted his vision of true success as rooted in uplifting the lives of those in need, especially marginalized Filipinos.
“Para sa akin, ang tunay na sukatan ng tagumpay ay kung paano natin natutulungan ang mga nangangailangan, lalo na ang mga mahihirap na mga Pilipino. Ang inyong patuloy na suporta ay nagbibigay ng lakas sa akin para ipagpatuloy ang ating nasimulan na serbisyong may tapang at malasakit,” he added.
The recent results build on Go’s strong track record in earlier surveys. The Tangere survey conducted from November 6 to 9, 2024, placed him in third place with a solid 50.13% voter preference. Additionally, the October PUBLiCUS PAHAYAG 2025 survey saw him leading in the unaided preference test with 5% of respondents spontaneously naming him. In the aided portion, he achieved a significant 35% voter preference.
Earlier surveys also reflected Go’s consistent popularity. In the September 2024 Pulse Asia survey, Go ranked between fourth and ninth place, garnering a 40.3% preference. Meanwhile, the OCTA Research survey in late August positioned him between third and sixth place with a 49% preference rating.
Go reiterated his focus on bringing accessible healthcare and livelihood programs to Filipinos, aligning with his advocacy as “Mr. Malasakit.”
“Hindi po tayo tumitigil sa ating pagsisikap na mas mailapit ang mas maayos na serbisyo sa bawat Pilipino lalo na pagdating sa kalusugan at kabuhayan. Bilang inyong Mr. Malasakit, patuloy akong magseserbisyo sa inyo dahil bisyo ko ang magserbisyo, at ako ay naniniwala na ang serbisyo sa tao ay serbisyo ‘yan sa Diyos,” he stated.
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