A recent survey in the Philippines reveals widespread public support for a Commission on Audit (COA) order requiring Vice President Sara Duterte to return ₱73 million in confidential funds. Nearly two-thirds of Filipino respondents indicated agreement with the COA’s directive. The funds were deemed improperly disbursed, leading to calls for their return to state coffers. This demonstrates significant public concern regarding the use of government resources and accountability of public officials in the Philippines. The poll highlights a strong sentiment among Filipinos for transparency and responsible spending by those in power. Public interest in the matter remains high as the issue unfolds within the political landscape of the Philippines. The results underscore a demand for adherence to auditing standards and financial regulations.