Jinggoy Estrada loses in senatorial race in hometown San Juan City | Inquirer News

Jinggoy Estrada loses in senatorial race in hometown San Juan City

By: - Reporter / @ConsINQ
/ 10:42 AM May 15, 2019

From PPCRV

MANILA, Philippines — Former Senator Jinggoy Estrada lost in the senatorial race of his hometown in San Juan City after being kicked out from the “Magical 12” as shown in the unofficial and partial tally of Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV).

In a PPCRV update on Wednesday morning, Estrada was placed at 13th, garnering 20,558 votes.

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However, Jinggoy’s brother, reelectionist JV Ejercito was at third place with 32,851 votes.

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Senator Grace Poe, an independent candidate, emerged as the city voters’ top choice for senator.

The breakdown of votes in San Juan City’s senatorial race as per partial and unofficial results of PPCRV’s Transparency Server are as follows:

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Grace Poe – 36,236

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Cynthia Villar – 34,923

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JV Ejercito – 32,851

Bong Go – 30,409

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Sonny Angara – 29,235

Pia Cayetano – 28,841

Bato Dela Rosa – 28,555

Francis Tolentino – 25,007

Imee Marcos – 25,004

Koko Pimentel – 24,009

Dr. Willie Ong – 23,271

Bam Aquino – 21,922

Meanwhile, Estrada’s daughter Janella Ejercito Estrada lost to her opponent Francis Zamora in the San Juan City mayoral race.

Zamora received 35,060 votes while Ejercito Estrada, who is running under the Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino (PMP), gained 24,813 votes.  (Editor: Mike U. Frialde)

 

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