In a statement, Communications Secretary Martin Andanar said “today’s proclamation ceremony by Congress marks another historic milestone in our political life as a nation...that we are, indeed, a showcase and beacon of democracy in this part of the world.”
MANILA – Three neophytes, five former legislators and four reelectionist lawmakers comprised the 12 newly-elected senators in the just-concluded May 9 national and local polls. The new senators who will have a fresh 6-year term that will end in June 2028, were proclaimed by the Commission on Elections (Comelec), sitting as the National Board of Canvassers (NBOC)...
Based on the partial and unofficial results, as of May 13, 2022, Marcos led the presidential race with 31,104,175 votes against Robredo's 14,822,051 votes.
The Filipino masses — 60 percent of those who voted for BBM — think the Yellow narrative of martial law is a lie, invented by the Yellows, who therefore deserve to be toppled.
Acting Prime Minister of the Republic of Korea Choo Kyongho expressed his confidence that under Duterte’s leadership, the Philippines will “continue on its path of stability and prosperity.”
According to the Commission on Elections' transparency server, Marcos garnered 31.1 million while Robredo got 14.8 million votes based on the 98.35 percent of election returns processed as of May 12
Based on 98.35 percent of election returns as of Friday, May 13, Marcos Jr. has garnered 31.1 million votes while second-running Vice President Robredo has 14.8 million.
Garcia emphasized that there’s nothing wrong with voicing out sentiments and feelings about the election, but it is not right to peddle fake news to the general public.
MANILA – Statistics experts from the University of the Philippines (UP) on Wednesday found no irregularities in the consistent voting pattern in the partial and unofficial results of the 2022 presidential race. The UP School of Statistics said the supposed “68:32” vote ratio favoring presidential aspirant and former senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. could not be...
MANILA – Actor Robin Padilla topping this year’s senatorial race came as a surprise, a political analyst said Tuesday. During the “Hatol ng Bayan 2022” program aired on state-run PTV-4, OCTA Research fellow Ranjit Rye said they could not tell the exact reason why Padilla managed to be the top choice among senatorial candidates. “Mahirap. Pinag-aaralan...