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Sen. Kiko Pangilinan now the most Googled vice-presidential candidate

According to a March 21 report by Google Trends, Pangilinan shared 41 percent of Google searches while Duterte had 37.

Sen. Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan has dethroned Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte as the number one most googled Philippine vice-presidential candidate.

According to a March 21 report by Google Trends, Pangilinan shared 41 percent of Google searches while Duterte had 37.

Mostly searches on rice tariffication law and import tax on the staple grain is where Pangilinan’s name is associated with.

He was one of the senators who abstained when the bill was voted on.

Another search related to his name was his nephew Donny Pangilinan who joined the Pasig rally over the weekend on March 20.

Similarly, Vice President Leni Robredo beat former senator Bongbong Marcos as the most searched presidential candidate in the May elections.

The top search related to Robredo was Cavite Gov. Jonvic Remulla who previously promised to deliver 800,000 votes from the province to the dictator’s son.

Despite the results of searches, the Marcos-Duterte tandem still dominates the surveys.

Written by Charles Teves

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