THE camp of Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. said that his rivals may be using surveys to condition the minds of the people as the latest poll showed Rep. Leni Robredo tied with the senator in the vice presidential race.

“Surveys are surveys, they give a glimpse of the public sentiment at a certain period. We want to know, however, what happened in the two days between the two surveys that made a 7-point difference,” Marcos said in statement.

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