Philippines Election: the Candidates and Challenges

The transcript discusses the polarized political climate in the Philippines during an election, focusing on the voter sentiment and the challenges faced by Mayor Duterte. It highlights the division between protest and continuity votes, Duterte's controversial image, and the potential for contentious politics and violence. The narrative also explores the implications of Duterte's leadership style and the broader ideological battle between the current establishment and calls for radical change.

What percentage of the vote is considered the 'protest vote' in the Philippine elections?

• 40%

• 20%

• 30%

• 10%

What is one of the main challenges Duterte faces in converting his popularity into actual votes?

• Opposition from other candidates

• Media bias

• Voter turnout

• Lack of campaign funds

Which region is considered Duterte's stronghold where he needs to ensure high voter turnout?

• Luzon

• Metro Manila

• Mindanao

• Visayas

What is a major concern about Duterte's potential presidency according to the transcript?

• His foreign relations stance

• His lack of political experience

• His economic policies

• His micromanaging style

What is a potential consequence of the polarized nature of the Philippine elections?

• Higher voter turnout

• Post-election violence

• Improved international relations

• Increased foreign investment