Public trust in Senate falls, House trust rises in Q2 – OCTA
Public trust and satisfaction in the Philippine Senate declined in the second quarter of 2026, while the House of Representatives saw an increase in both measures, according to a recent OCTA Research survey. The findings indicate a shifting public perception of the legislative bodies.
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