The latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey released on July 13, 2026, indicates that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s net satisfaction rating improved from -15 in March to -7 in June.The survey, conducted between June 20-29, 2026, involved face-to-face interviews with 1,200 adults nationwide.

Results show 46% of Filipinos expressed satisfaction with Marcos' performance, while 39% were dissatisfied, resulting in a net satisfaction score of -7, classified as 'neutral' by SWS.This marks an improvement from March's -15 rating, with satisfaction increasing and dissatisfaction decreasing.

Regional breakdowns reveal varying trends: Balance Luzon showed the highest net satisfaction at +11, followed by the Visayas at -3, Metro Manila at -24, and Mindanao at -35.

Compared to March 2026, Marcos' net satisfaction rose across all regions, with the most significant gains in Balance Luzon (+9 points) and the Visayas (+12 points).

The survey also found that 43% of respondents believed Marcos serves the interests of the rich, 35% think he represents the poor, and 25% associate him with the middle class.These findings highlight shifting public sentiment and regional disparities in perception of the president's leadership.