Pamilya Ko Party-list gains ground in latest OCTA survey, pushes for inclusive family policies
THE Pamilya Ko Party-list, which champions the rights and welfare of non-traditional Filipino families, has made a notable appearance in the latest “Tugon ng Masa” survey by OCTA Research, conducted from March 18 to 25, 2025.
Ranked among the top 30 party-list groups in the nationwide poll, Pamilya Ko’s performance highlights growing support for its advocacy of inclusive and diverse family structures.
The survey, based on interviews with 1,200 registered voters across the country and a margin of error of ±3%, reflects shifting public sentiment on family-related issues. Full results will be available on the official OCTA website.
Pamilya Ko Party-list’s rise in the rankings underscores increasing public recognition of evolving Filipino family setups — including single-parent households, LGBTQ+ families, adoptive families, and other non-traditional arrangements.
“We are grateful for the support and trust of the Filipino people,” said Atty. Anel Diaz, a representative of the party-list. “This survey result affirms that more Filipinos believe all types of families deserve recognition, protection, and equal rights.”
The group’s platform centers on policies that support inclusive social services, extended parental leave for adoptive and same-sex couples, financial aid for solo guardians, and legal recognition of modern family structures in government systems.
With the 2025 elections on the horizon, the growing support for Pamilya Ko suggests a broader call for policies that reflect the realities of today’s Filipino families.
