A recent Pulse Asia survey reveals that addressing corruption is the top priority for Filipinos ahead of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s upcoming State of the Nation Address. Citizens are particularly focused on accountability measures regarding those who benefitted from flood control projects. The survey indicates a strong public desire to hear the President outline concrete plans to combat corruption within the government. This suggests widespread concern over integrity and transparency in public service. Specifically, Filipinos want to know what steps are being taken to hold individuals accountable for potential wrongdoing. The poll underscores the importance of the issue as the President prepares to deliver his address on July 24th. It highlights public expectation for decisive action against corruption.