The Liberal Party is determined to overhaul the election campaign strategy of its presidential bet Sen. Noynoy Aquino.

According to Liberal Party (LP) spokesman Quezon Rep. Lorenzo Tañada III, the decision was prompted by the recent survey results that showed Senator Manuel Villar finally catching up with Aquino.

The most recent the Pulse Asia survey as of January 22-26 showed 37% preferred Aquino as their president and 35% for Villar. The survey has a plus/minus margin of error of 2%, which means their percentage points could be the same. Last November 2009 Aquino was leading the rest of the presidential aspirants by more than 20 percentage points. But his rating dropped 8 percentage points while Villar’s rating gained 12 percentage points.