Bong Go vows to continue hard work as he maintains survey standing
Credit to Author: Tempo Desk| Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2019 08:41:03 +0000
FORMER Special Assistant to the President Christopher Lawrence Bong Go waves to supporters during a recent campaign sortie.
Former Special Assistant to the President Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go said yesterday that he would continue to work harder and serve the people the best way he could as he maintained his strong showing in the Pulse Asia Senate survey which was released barely a month to go before the May 13, 2019 mid-term elections.
“Tulad po ng sabi ko, patuloy po akong mag-iikot para tumulong at makapagserbisyo sa tao, kahit saang eskinita papasukin ko para lang marinig ang mga hinaing ng ating mga kababayan, mapangiti sila at maibsan ang kanilang kalungkutan, at higit sa lahat, maiparating ang tunay na serbisyong kinakailangan,” Go said.
Go maintained his third to fifth place ranking in the latest Pulse Asia survey from March 23 to 27 which was similar to that of his Feb. 24 to 28 ranking by the same polling firm.
The awareness rating of Go rose from 96 percent in the February survey to 99 percent in the March survey, as well as those who are voting for him, from 53 percent in February to 55.7 percent in the latest survey.
“Isa itong patunay na masaya ang mga tao sa administrasyon ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte at patuloy ang suporta nila sa ating Pangulo at sa kanyang mga kaalyado,” said Go, noting that majority of the candidates identified with the administration dominated the survey as probable winners.
“Nagpapasalamat po ako sa ating mga kababayan na kahit saan kami magpunta ay napaka-init ng pagtanggap – kasing init ng panahon po ngayon. Talagang nakakawala po ng pagod,” Go said.
Go also thanked his mentor, President Duterte, saying his endorsement is a major factor in his strong performance in the senatorial race surveys.