MANILA-The Commission on Elections (Comelec), sitting as the National Board of Canvassers (NBOC), may proclaim the winning party-lists in the May 2022 polls next week. Comelec acting spokesperson John Rex Laudiangco said the proclamation will be done immediately after the holding of the scheduled special elections in Lanao del Sur. "We could proceed with it (proclamation) immediately after the May 24 special elections in Lanao del Sur. We could proceed, hopefully, on May 25 with the proclamation of the winning party-lists," he said in a press briefing on Thursday. When asked if the proclamation will be done fully or partially next week, Laundiangco said, "At this point, anything is possible. We are confident that, based on projections, it is possible that the Shanghai votes will no longer affect the results, or, if at all, it will be at the bottom part." "The intention of the Comelec is really to do a complete 63 seats," he said. The Comelec earlier announ
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Half-brothers, JV Ejercito and Jinggoy Estrada, both got a Senate comeback after garnering enough votes to get elected as senators anew during the May 2022 polls.
(ALI VICOY/MANILA BULLETIN) In the recently concluded polls, Ejercito got the 10th spot in the Magic 12, while Estrada secured the 12
Reelected Senator Joel Villanueva on Wednesday, May 18, said he is open to being part of the minority of the Senate.
(ALI VICOY/MANILA BULLETIN) “When it comes to leadership issues, kung ano ang mapag-usapan (whatever will be agreed upon), I will submit to the wisdom of the group. I can say I
(PNA photo by Avito C. Dalan) MANILA-Three neophytes, five former legislators and four reelectionist lawmakers comprised the 12 newly-elected senators in the just-concluded May 9 national and local polls. The new senators who will have a fresh 6-year term that will end in June 2028, were proclaimed by the Commission on Elections (Comelec), sitting as the National Board of Canvassers (NBOC) headed by Chairman Saidamen Pangarungan, on Wednesday afternoon at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) Forum Tent in Pasay City. Actor Robin Padilla, who is in first place with 26,612,434 votes, is a first time lawmaker, together with broadcaster Raffy Tulfo, who is in third place with 23,396,954 votes. Former Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Secretary Mark Villar, who was a former Las Pinas Representative, is also a first time member of the Upper House. He got 19,475,592 votes (6th place). The five former senators that also took their oaths were former Antique Represe