In first wave of partial, official results, political rookie Padilla leads with 600K votes | Inquirer News

In first wave of partial, official results, political rookie Padilla leads with 600K votes

/ 03:37 PM May 11, 2022

Actor Robin Padilla is leading the senatorial race with the first wave of the partial and official count of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) as he secured over 600,000 votes from seven areas so far.

Robin Padilla. FILE PHOTO

MANILA, Philippines — Actor Robin Padilla is leading the senatorial race with the first wave of the partial and official count of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) as he secured over 600,000 votes from seven areas so far.

The Comelec, sitting as the National Board of Canvassers (NBOC), released on Wednesday its first national tally report.

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This covers certificates of canvass (COCs) of votes cast in Malabon City and the Cordillera Administrative Region, which is composed of Abra, Kalinga, Apayao, Mountain Province, Benguet, and Ifugao.

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Padilla is followed by broadcast journalist Raffy Tulfo, who has officially tallied over 521,000 votes. Legarda follows with 492,504 canvassed votes so far.

Below is the complete list of the 12 senatorial candidates with most number of votes based on the partial and official count so far:

  • Robin Padilla – 612,684
  • Raffy Tulfo- 521,381
  • Loren Legarda 492,504
  • Mark Villar – 427,025
  • Sherwin Gatchalian – 424,797
  • Francis Escudero – 378,428
  • Alan Peter Cayetano – 369,589
  • Joel Villanueva – 358,280
  • Jinggoy Estrada 336,498
  • JV Ejercito 332,936
  • Juan Miguel Zubiri 319,858
  • Jejomar Binay – 284,124

The NBOC is on its second day of canvassing. It has so far canvassed nearly 30 COCs as of Tuesday morning.

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