Duterte keeps wide lead; Robredo, Marcos neck and neck
Front-running presidential candidate Mayor Rodrigo Duterte smiles during a news conference shortly after voting in a polling precinct at Daniel R. Aguinaldo National High School, Matina district, his hometown in Davao city, southern Philippines Monday, May 9, 2016. Duterte was the last to vote among five presidential hopefuls. AP
Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte has maintained a wide lead in the five-person race to presidency with 38.69 percent of votes in an initially tally while the next candidate, administration bet Mar Roxas only has 23.23 percent out of 73.79 percent of the votes counted as of 7:59 a.m. Tuesday.
On the other hand, Camarines Sur Representative Leni Robredo is neck and neck with Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. in the vice presidential race. Robredo has 13,176,490 votes while Marcos has 13,076,332 votes.
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In the Senatorial race, Senator Franklin Drilon is now in the lead with 17,262,019 followed closely by former Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) head Joel Villanueva with 17,260,288 votes.
Although the result is partial and unofficial, the figures came from the Commission on Elections (Comelec) mirror server, housed at the Pope Pius XII Catholic Center in Manila. So far, the counted votes is already 73.79 percent or 41,127,181 out of 55,737,757 registered voters.
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Here is the 7:59 a.m. update:
PRESIDENT
DUTERTE, RODY
15,083,499 VOTES
38.69 %
ROXAS, MAR DAANG MATUWID
9,056,433 VOTES
23.23 %
POE, GRACE
8,450,149 VOTES
21.67 %
BINAY, JOJO
5,012,729 VOTES
12.86 %
DEFENSOR SANTIAGO, MIRIAM
1,359,872 VOTES
3.49 %
VICE PRESIDENT
ROBREDO, LENI DAANG MATUWID
13,176,490 VOTES
34.97 %
MARCOS, BONGBONG
13,076,332 VOTES
34.70 %
CAYETANO, ALAN PETER
5,396,863 VOTES
14.32 %
ESCUDERO, CHIZ
4,539,358 VOTES
12.05 %
TRILLANES, ANTONIO IV
787,791 VOTES
2.09 %
HONASAN, GRINGO
706,082 VOTES
1.87 %
SENATORS
1. DRILON, FRANK (LP)
17,262,019 VOTES
2. VILLANUEVA, JOEL TESDAMAN (LP)
17,260,288 VOTES
3. SOTTO, VICENTE (NPC)
16,071,444 VOTES
4. LACSON, PANFILO PING (IND)
15,791,937 VOTES
5. GORDON, DICK (IND)
15,593,359 VOTES
6. ZUBIRI, MIGZ (IND)
14,919,107 VOTES
7. HONTIVEROS, RISA (AKBYN)
14,840,536 VOTES
8. PANGILINAN, KIKO (LP)
14,766,000 VOTES
9. PACQUIAO, MANNY (UNA)
14,740,580 VOTES
10. GATCHALIAN, WIN (NPC)
14,022,976 VOTES
11. RECTO, RALPH (LP)
13,220,492 VOTES
12. DE LIMA, LEILA (LP)
13,111,968 VOTES
13. TOLENTINO, FRANCIS (IND)
11,943,468 VOTES
14. OSMEÑA, SERGIO III (IND)
11,790,017 VOTES
15. ROMUALDEZ, MARTIN (LAKAS)
11,461,137 VOTES
16. DOMAGOSO, ISKO MORENO (PMP)
10,428,091 VOTES
17. GUINGONA, TG (LP)
9,518,315 VOTES
18. PETILLA, CARLOS JERICHO (LP)
6,516,536 VOTES
19. LAPID, MARK (AKSYON)
6,070,792 VOTES
20. COLMENARES, NERI (MKBYN)
6,030,184 VOTES
21. MANZANO, EDU (IND)
4,846,551 VOTES
22. ROMULO, ROMAN (IND)
4,508,306 VOTES
23. OPLE, SUSAN (NP)
2,529,219 VOTES
24. LACSAMANA, ALMA MORENO (UNA)
2,237,796 VOTES
25. BELGICA, GRECO (IND)
1,932,687 VOTES
26. ALUNAN, RAFFY (IND)
1,849,129 VOTES
27. GADON, LARRY (KBL)
1,823,168 VOTES
28. LANGIT, REY (UNA)
1,710,133 VOTES
29. KAPUNAN, ATTY. LORNA (AKSYON)
1,670,040 VOTES
30. SANTIAGO, DIONISIO (IND)
1,659,350 VOTES
31. PAGDILAO, SAMUEL (IND)
1,624,677 VOTES
32. CHAVEZ, MEL (WPPPMM)
1,584,988 VOTES
33. NAPEÑAS, GETULIO (UNA)
1,569,459 VOTES
34. MONTANO, ALLAN (UNA)
1,459,588 VOTES
35. AMBOLODTO, INA (LP)
1,426,460 VOTES
36. BELLO, WALDEN (IND)
992,464 VOTES
37. KIRAM, PRINCESS JACEL (UNA)
843,756 VOTES
38. PALPARAN, JOVITO JR. (IND)
775,638 VOTES
39. ALBANI, SHARIFF (IND)
760,594 VOTES
40. PAEZ, MR. COOP (IND)
744,333 VOTES
41. CAM, SANDRA (PMP)
729,324 VOTES
42. LIBAN, DANTE (IND)
710,124 VOTES
43. MONTAÑO, MON (IND)
682,537 VOTES
44. MAGANTO, ROMEO (LAKAS)
660,077 VOTES
45. ALI, ALDIN (WPPPMM)
614,764 VOTES
46. ARQUIZA, GODOFREDO (IND)
611,226 VOTES
47. BALIGOD, LEVITO (IND)
535,670 VOTES
48. VALEROSO, DIOSDADO (IND)
474,230 VOTES
49. DORONA, RAY (IND)
442,110 VOTES
50. KABALU, EID (IND)
325,844 VOTES
TOP 40 PARTY-LIST
1. 16 AKO BICOL
1,547,538 VOTES (5.22 %)
2. 36 GABRIELA
1,289,300 VOTES (4.35 %)
3. 25 1PACMAN
1,234,605 VOTES (4.17 %)
4. 31 ACT TEACHERS
1,089,717 VOTES (3.68 %)
5. 69 SENIOR CITIZENS
916,875 VOTES (3.09 %)
6. 1 AGRI
759,118 VOTES (2.56 %)
7. 30 KABAYAN
757,042 VOTES (2.55 %)
8. 110 BUHAY
727,964 VOTES (2.46 %)
9. 89 PBA
711,942 VOTES (2.40 %)
10. 62 ABONO
676,256 VOTES (2.28 %)
11. 21 COOP-NATCCO
618,594 VOTES (2.09 %)
12. 8 AGAP
562,080 VOTES (1.90 %)
13. 14 AKBAYAN
556,248 VOTES (1.88 %)
14. 81 BAYAN MUNA
555,575 VOTES (1.87 %)
15. 78 AN WARAY
543,827 VOTES (1.84 %)
16. 72 CIBAC
523,504 VOTES (1.77 %)
17. 63 AMIN
521,964 VOTES (1.76 %)
18. 58 KALINGA
458,794 VOTES (1.55 %)
19. 51 A TEACHER, INC.
437,388 VOTES (1.48 %)
20. 57 TUCP
437,102 VOTES (1.48 %)
21. 6 DIWA
435,765 VOTES (1.47 %)
22. 60 AAMBIS-OWA
434,935 VOTES (1.47 %)
23. 5 ABANG LINGKOD
431,727 VOTES (1.46 %)
24. 40 LPGMA
426,712 VOTES (1.44 %)
25. 34 YACAP
425,163 VOTES (1.43 %)
26. 44 ALONA
386,626 VOTES (1.30 %)
27. 93 BUTIL
380,581 VOTES (1.28 %)
28. 102 1-SAGIP
377,586 VOTES (1.27 %)
29. 52 ANAKPAWIS
326,248 VOTES (1.10 %)
30. 88 ACTS-OFW
325,031 VOTES (1.10 %)
31. 32 ANG KABUHAYAN
321,598 VOTES (1.09 %)
32. 43 ANGKLA
317,380 VOTES (1.07 %)
33. 98 MATA
303,326 VOTES (1.02 %)
34. 97 1-CARE
297,367 VOTES (1.00 %)
35. 39 ABS
286,626 VOTES (0.97 %)
36. 100 BH (BAGONG HENERASYON)
283,948 VOTES (0.96 %)
37. 55 KABATAAN
280,530 VOTES (0.95 %)
38. 91 ANAC-IP
276,144 VOTES (0.93 %)
39. 9 SBP
269,998 VOTES (0.91 %)
40. 59 AASENSO
269,314 VOTES (0.91 %)
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