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Vice President Jejomar Binay is still ahead of the pack of possible presidential aspirants in 2016 although he suffered a significant 10-percentage point drop in the latest poll of Pulse Asia. Conducted from September 8-15, the survey showed 31% of respondents saying they will vote for Binay. This is lower than the 41% he got in the June 2014 survey – surmised to be caused by recent allegations of corruption. While Binay lost supporters across all classes – the highest (13 points) among classes ABC – he remains a far first ahead of the presumptive administration bet, Interior Secretary Mar Roxas who got 13%.
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