64 Senate aspirants in Comelec’s updated tentative list

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MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Elections (Comelec) on Thursday released its tentative list of 64 senatorial candidates for the 2022 elections.

The following are the 64 senatorial aspirants who are included in the tentative list:

1. Afuang, Abner
2. Albani, Ibrahim
3. Arranza, Mang Jess
4. Baguilat, Teddy
5. Bailen, Agnes
6. Balita, Carl
7. Barbo, Lutz
8. Bautista, Herbert Bistek
9. Belgica, Greco
10. Bello, Silvestre Jr.
11. Binay, Jojo
12. Cabonegro, Roy
13. Castriciones, Bro John
14. Cayetano, Alan Peter
15. Chavez, Melchor
16. Colmenares, Neri
17. D’angelo, David
18. De Lima, Leila
19. Del Rosario, Monsour
20. Diaz, Ding
21. Diokno, Chel
22. Ejercito, JV Estrada
23. Eleazar, Gen. Guillermo
24. Ereño, Bro. Ernie
25. Escudero, Chiz
26. Espiritu, Luke
27. Estrada, Jinggoy
28. Falcone, Bal Falcon
29. Gadon, Larry
30. Gatchalian, Win
31. Gordon, Wow Dick
32. Gutoc, Samira
33. Honasan, Gringo
34. Hontiveros, Risa
35. Javellana, RJ
36. Kiram, Nur-mahal
37. Labog, Elmer
38. Lacson, Kuya Alex
39. Langit, Rey
40. Legarda, Loren
41. Lim, Ariel
42. Mallillin, Emily
43. Marcoleta, Rodante
44. Marcos, Francis Leo
45. Matula, Sonny
46. Mindalano-Adam, Marieta
47. Olarte, Atty/Dr. Leo
48. Padilla, Dra. Minguita
49. Padilla, Robin
50. Panelo, Sal Panalo
51. Pimentel, Astra
52. Piñol, Manny
53. Ricablanca, Willie Jr.
54. Roque, Harry Spox
55. Sahidulla, Lady Anne
56. Sison, Jopet
57. Teodoro, Gibo
58. Trillanes, Antonio IV
59. Tulfo, Idol Raffy
60. Valeros, Rey
61. Villanueva, Joel Tesdaman
62. Villar, Mark
63. Zubiaga, Carmen
64. Zubiri, Migz

Meanwhile, the lists of the presidential and vice presidential candidates were likewise updated.

Currently, the tentative lists showed 11 presidential candidates and nine vice presidential bets.

The campaign period for the May 9 elections will kick off on  February 8 and March 25 for national and local positions, respectively.

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