Ebdane, allies dominate local polls in Zambales | Inquirer News

Ebdane, allies dominate local polls in Zambales

Ebdane, allies dominate local polls in Zambales

Governor-elect Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. of Zambales province. | Contributed

SAN ANTONIO, Zambales— Governor-elect Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. was proclaimed on Tuesday (May 10) after a landslide victory over a member of another political clan.

Ebdane, who ran under the Sulong Zambales Party, beat rival and three-term Congresswoman Cheryl Deloso-Montalla of the Nationalist People’s Coalition (NPC) for the province’s top post.

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The former secretary of National Defense obtained 199,874 votes, while Montalla, daughter of former governor Amor Deloso, got 133,479 votes.

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Most of Ebdane’s allies also emerged as winners in key positions.

His running mate, Jaq Khonghun, a political newbie, won the vice gubernatorial race, defeating independent candidate and former vice governor Ramon Lacbain.

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Former Mayor Bing Maniquiz of Botolan town, another ally of Ebdane, also won in the congressional race for the province’s first district. She defeated the older Deloso.

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In the province’s first district, Jay Khonghun, who was Ebdane’s running mate in 2019, also won as congressman, edging out Mitos Magsaysay, former representative of the first district.

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