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Brian Raymund Yamsuan Surges Ahead in Parañaque City Congressional Race
Recent survey shows Yamsuan garnering 54% voter support, significantly leading his rival ahead of the May elections.
In a recent Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey conducted from April 10 to 14, 2025, Brian Raymund Yamsuan, an aspiring congressman for the second district of Parañaque City, has emerged as a frontrunner with a commanding 54 percent voter preference.
His primary competitor, incumbent Congressman Gus Tambunting, trails with 31 percent of voter support, reflecting a 23-percentage point difference equivalent to an estimated 50,000 votes.
Yamsuan, who formerly served as an assistant secretary at the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) and is currently a representative for the Bicol Saro Party-list in the ongoing 19th Congress, has shown strong support across all barangays in the second district of Parañaque.
The survey results indicate that voter preference for Yamsuan includes 52 percent in Barangay BF Homes, 47 percent in San Antonio, and 68 percent in Marcelo Green.
In Sun Valley, he has 58 percent support, while in Don Bosco, he holds 45 percent.
Additionally, Yamsuan secured a significant 69 percent in Merville, 53 percent in Moonwalk, and 57 percent in San Martin de Porres.
Over the past seven months, Yamsuan's voter preference has steadily increased.
In September 2024, he was favored by 38 percent of voters, which rose to 51 percent by November 2024, culminating at 54 percent in the recent survey.
Conversely, Tambunting's support has seen a downward trajectory, declining from 44 percent in September 2024 to 38 percent in November 2024, and now 31 percent in April 2025.
The SWS survey included a sample of approximately 600 Filipino adults, and the margin of error is reported at plus or minus 4 percent.
The midterm elections are scheduled for Monday, May 12, 2025.
His primary competitor, incumbent Congressman Gus Tambunting, trails with 31 percent of voter support, reflecting a 23-percentage point difference equivalent to an estimated 50,000 votes.
Yamsuan, who formerly served as an assistant secretary at the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) and is currently a representative for the Bicol Saro Party-list in the ongoing 19th Congress, has shown strong support across all barangays in the second district of Parañaque.
The survey results indicate that voter preference for Yamsuan includes 52 percent in Barangay BF Homes, 47 percent in San Antonio, and 68 percent in Marcelo Green.
In Sun Valley, he has 58 percent support, while in Don Bosco, he holds 45 percent.
Additionally, Yamsuan secured a significant 69 percent in Merville, 53 percent in Moonwalk, and 57 percent in San Martin de Porres.
Over the past seven months, Yamsuan's voter preference has steadily increased.
In September 2024, he was favored by 38 percent of voters, which rose to 51 percent by November 2024, culminating at 54 percent in the recent survey.
Conversely, Tambunting's support has seen a downward trajectory, declining from 44 percent in September 2024 to 38 percent in November 2024, and now 31 percent in April 2025.
The SWS survey included a sample of approximately 600 Filipino adults, and the margin of error is reported at plus or minus 4 percent.
The midterm elections are scheduled for Monday, May 12, 2025.
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