Chief Justice Sereno falls to personal record-low "Neutral" -7

Chief Justice Sereno’s net satisfaction rating stayed neutral but had a double-digit decline, at a new personal record-low -7 in March 2018, down by 13 points from +6 in December 2017 [Chart 4, Tables 9 and 10].

This is 6 points below her previous record-low of neutral -1 in December 2015.

The 13-point decline in Chief Justice Sereno’s overall net satisfaction rating was due to decreases of 27 points in Mindanao, 13 points in the Visayas, 11 points in Balance Luzon, and 3 points in Metro Manila.

The Chief Justice's net satisfaction rating stayed neutral but had a double-digit decline in Balance Luzon, at -2 in March 2018, down by 11 points from +9 in December 2017.

It fell by one grade from neutral to poor in Mindanao, at -22 in March 2018, down by 27 points from +5 in December 2017.

It also fell by one grade from neutral to poor in Metro Manila, at -10 in March 2018, down by 3 points from -7 in December 2017.

It fell by one grade from moderate to neutral in the Visayas, at -1 in March 2018, down by 13 points from +12 in December 2017.

From December 2017 to March 2018, downgrades in Chief Justice Sereno’s net satisfaction ratings occurred in overall urban areas (down from neutral +3 to poor -11), among men (down from neutral +7 to poor -15), among 18-24 year olds (down by two grades from good +30 to neutral +3), among 35-44 year olds (down from neutral -2 to poor -13), among 45-54 year olds (down from moderate +11 to neutral -9), and among college graduates (down from neutral +1 to poor -17).

It stayed neutral but had double-digit declines in rural areas (down by 13 points from +9 to -4), among class ABCs (down by 17 points from +8 to -9), among class Ds (down by 16 points from +7 to -9), among 55 year olds and above (down by 13 points from +6 to -7), and among high school graduates (down by 17 points from +9 to -8).

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