Top 5 Thesis Topics on Government Accountability in the Philippines

Source: GMA News Online

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On June 30, 2025, over 18,000 elected officials took office across the Philippines. For months, they walked through alleyways, shook hands, and spoke with fire in their voices. Promises flew. Hope rose. And then the youth, 31 percent of the voting bloc, shocked the system. They defied the polls. They changed the game. They believed that their vote mattered. And it did.

But now the hard truth is this. After the cameras fade and the streets go quiet, promises are too often forgotten. People don’t want slogans. They want food. They want jobs. They want to be seen. The problem is not politics. The problem is betrayal. The trust of the people is not a PR tool. It’s a responsibility. And most elected officials don’t act like they know that.

Who Can Use These Topics

This research is ideal for students and professionals pursuing the following courses or strands:

College Programs:

• Political Science

• Public Administration

• Sociology

• Communication Arts

• Development Studies

• Social Work

Senior High School Strands:

• HUMSS

• GAS

• ABM

5 Thesis Topic Ideas

1.The Impact of Campaign Promises on Voter Trust Among First-Time Filipino Voters

Explore how broken or fulfilled promises influence political trust, especially among the youth.

Target Respondents

• First-time voters

• College students

• Youth organizations

2.The Relationship Between Political Platform Awareness and Voter Satisfaction in Urban Barangays

Study if voters who knew the platforms are more satisfied post-election.

Target Respondents

• Urban barangay residents

• Local voters

• Civic volunteers

3.Effect of Local Government Visibility on Community Engagement in Low-Income Areas

Analyze whether official presence after elections leads to more community participation.

Target Respondents

• Residents of marginalized areas

• Local barangay leaders

• NGO workers

4.Public Expectations Versus Actual Performance of Elected Officials in Newly Created Municipalities

Compare what people expected with what was actually done by the new officials.

Target Respondents

• Residents of new municipalities

• Local council employees

• Journalists covering local politics

5.Youth Perceptions of Accountability Among Newly Elected Officials in the Philippines

Understand how the youth define and measure political accountability today.

Target Respondents

• Senior high school students

• College students

• Youth voters

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