Lacson gets warm Dumaguete welcome, shatters 'zero' survey finding | Inquirer News

Lacson gets warm Dumaguete welcome, shatters ‘zero’ survey finding

By: - Contributor / @inquirerdotnet
11:55 AM May 05, 2022

Panfilo "Ping" Lacson

Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson

MANILA, Philippines — Independent presidential bet Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson was given a warm welcome in Dumaguete, thereby shattering a survey firm’s findings that he has zero support in the Visayas region.

The senator was accorded a rousing welcome in Dumaguete City where he and senatorial bet Emmanuel Piñol arrived early morning.

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He was met by Elsie Lee and her family upon his arrival. Mrs. Lee’s son Emmanuel Gaisano was a kidnap-for-ransom victim who Lacson rescued during his law enforcement days.

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Lacson and Piñol were feted at the Lee Plaza before they paid a courtesy call on Dumaguete City Mayor Felipe Antonio Remollo at City Hall.

Several residents attended the town hall meeting he and Pinol attended.

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Lacson on Tuesday rejected the findings of Pulse Asia indicating he got only 2% in the presidential race – and zero in Visayas and Mindanao.
He said he would rather wait for the results of the May 9 elections.

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Lacson also called on his supporters, both silent and active, to cast their votes on Election Day this coming Monday.

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