Rappler Talk: Tangere’s Martin Peñaflor on using mobile phone surveys for elections
Rappler reporter Pia Ranada asks Martin Peñaflor about how Tangere’s mobile phone surveys offer another way of measuring sentiment about 2022 candidates MANILA, Philippines – A market research company created in 2018 is using another method to measure public sentiment about presidential candidates. Tangere, founded by 36-year-old Martin Peñaflor, used their mobile survey app mostly […]
Amplifying the voice of the Filipino
These days, he is more popularly known as Boss Martin to the half a million followers of the Tangere Pinoy Survey with Prizes Community on Facebook where he regularly goes live to announce the winners of the weekly raffle draws. From Consultancies to Start-ups. But in his previous life, Martin Peñaflor served for over a decade […]
Majority of Filipinos still support proposed economic Cha-cha — survey
A survey conducted by market research company Tangere revealed that three out of five Filipinos remain supportive of proposals to amend the economic provisions of the 1987 Philippine Constitution. Results of the survey, conducted from Aug. 19 to 20, found that 60.9 percent of Filipinos support the proposed constitutional amendment, similar to the previous month’s […]
60% of Filipinos back proposed economic Charter change — survey
A public opinion poll conducted by Tangere in June revealed that 60 percent of Filipinos support the proposed amendment to the economic provisions of the 1987 Constitution, marking a 2 percent increase from the previous month’s survey. The poll, conducted from June 19 to 22, shows a significant level of backing for the amendment, particularly […]
Slightly more Filipinos back Cha-cha, survey shows
Tangere’s April 2024 survey results revealed that 54 percent of Filipinos support Charter change (Cha-cha), up from 52 percent in March 2024. Of the 54 percent of respondents who supported Cha-cha, 19 percent “strongly agree,” while 35 percent “somewhat agree,” based on the survey results released on Monday, May 6. Meanwhile, 8 percent “strongly disagree” […]
6 out of 10 Filipinos support proposed economic Cha-cha — survey
Market research company Tangere revealed that six out of 10 Filipinos remain supportive of proposals to amend the economic provisions of the 1987 Philippine Constitution, based on a survey conducted from Sept. 18 to 20. The survey results showed that 61.4 percent of Filipinos support the proposed constitutional amendment, a slight increase from the previous […]
Tangere survey: Over half of Filipinos maintain support for constitutional amendments to economic provisions
Fifty-seven percent of Filipinos expressed their support for the proposed amendments to the Constitution’s economic provisions, marking a slight increase from the previous month’s figures, as revealed in the Tangere survey conducted from May 21 to 25. Tangere noted a 2 percent increase in Filipinos’ support for the proposed amendments in the survey results made […]
Escudero should take a cue from Tangere poll results on Cha-cha–House leaders
At a glance Filipinos’ majority support for economic Charter Change (Cha-cha) should be reason enough for the Senate under Senate President Francis Escudero to pass Resolution of Both Houses (RBH) No.6 Three high-ranking House of Representatives members made this call as they welcomed the Tangere survey results that indicated that 57 percent of Filipinos support […]
Escudero-led Senate urged to pass economic Cha-cha
MANILA, Philippines — Newly installed Senate President Francis Escudero should pass the economic Charter change bill that congressmen have approved, especially in light of a recent survey supporting the move, three top officials of the House of Representatives said yesterday. The May 21-25 Tangere survey of 1,500 nationwide respondents showed that support for economic Charter amendments […]
New survey should prompt Senate to pass economic Cha-cha
MANILA – Leaders of the House of Representatives on Thursday said the new nationwide survey indicating majority support for amending the 1987 Constitution should prompt the Senate to pass the proposed amendments to its restrictive economic provisions. Senior Deputy Speaker and Pampanga Rep. Aurelio Gonzales Jr. said the new Senate leadership should “listen to the people’s […]
