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Background
z The results showed that PGMA did not enjoy considerable support
from the youth sector.
z After more than a year, the INS would like to determine if the level
of support of the youth has been affected by recent political
developments.
Introduction
Background
Background
Methodology
SAMPLING POPULATION
sampling
Sampaloc (50)
technique 6%
which yielded
the following Culiat HS (50)
PUP (150)
6%
figures: 18%
Quirino HS (50)
6%
Demographic Data
GENDER
Female (426)
51%
Male (416)
49%
Introduction
AGE
26 yrs old (7) 29 yrs
30old
yrs(5)
old (6)
31 yrs old
34 (2)
yrs old (4) 32 yrs old (1)
27 yrs old (1) 33 yrs old (5) 35 yrs old (3)
1% 1% 1% 1% 0% 0% 0%
0% 0%
28 yrs old (9)
1% 13 yrs old (8)
1%
25 yrs old (9)
1% 14 yrs old (81)
24 yrs old (5) 10%
1%
Employment Status
Self-Employed Unemployed
Out of School (15) (27)
(39) 2% 3%
5%
Worker (14)
2%
Housewife (26)
3% Student (721)
85%
RESEARCH
FINDINGS
Research Findings
Yes (49)
6% No (267)
32%
None (704)
83%
Improved
Added jobs (63) working
7% Others (5)
conditions (45)
eased wages 1%
5%
(38)
5%
None (691)
82%
Margin of Error of +/- 2
Research Findings
Increase in
taxes (722)
87%
Margin of Error of +/- 2
Research Findings
Yes (56)
7%
Solved drug
Others (7) problems (38)
1% Destroyed
5%
terrorists (126)
15%
Lessen robbery
and prostitution
(80)
10%
None (591)
69%
Yes (21)
2% Maybe (158)
19%
No (663)
79%
Yes (48)
6%
Maybe (247)
29%
No (547)
65%
Others (55)
None (48)
7% Stay in office (43)
6%
5%
Civilian-military
junta (40) Constitutional
None (21)
5% successor (97)
2%
12%
People's democratic
council (251)
30%
New president
through snap
elections (433)
51%
Subject: Education
More that a half of the youth perceives that PGMA failed to do her
job as shown by the 65% of the respondents who views that PGMA was not
effective and a very low
Summary
Subject: Employment
¾ Election fraud
¾ Involvement in Jueteng syndicate
¾
Summary
Over-all Rating
What’s Next?
59% of the
youth
recommends RESIGN
that PGMA IMMEDIATELY
should