Pinoys Split on Sara’s Impeachment – OCTA Poll
A recent OCTA Research poll reveals that 47% of Filipinos believe it is too early to take a stand on Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial, citing insufficient evidence. However, support for both conviction and acquittal has seen an increase compared to previous surveys.
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