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MANILA - Nearly 90 petitions seeking the cancellation or denial of due course of the certificate of candidacy (COC) have so far been filed before the Commission on Elections (Comelec). According to the Comelec data, two of the 89 petitions have been filed against presidential aspirant Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. by Fr. Christian Buenafe and Tiburcio Villamor Marcos. Other petitions call for the cancellation of COCs for senator, representative, governor, vice-governor, sangguniang bayan, mayor, vice mayor. Meanwhile, Marcos said he is qualified to run for president in the upcoming 2022 elections. This was contained in a five-page answer to the summons issued by the Comelec in connection with the petition seeking to cancel his COC. Atty. Estelito Mendoza, Marcos' counsel, sought the petition be outrightly dismissed and that the same be heard by face-to-face argument instead of a virtual or video conference. "Wherefore, it is respectfully prayed that the petition be

Ferdinand bongbong marcos jrChristian buenafeEstelito mendozaTiburcio villamor marcosCommission on elections comelecTiburcio villamorQuezon cityOmnibus election codeManila nearly 90 petitions seeking the cancellation or denial of due course certificate candidacy coc have so far been filed before commission on elections comelec according to dataWo of the 89 petitions have been filed against presidential aspirant ferdinand quot bongbong marcos jr by fr christian buenafe and tiburcio villamor other call for cancellation cocs senatorVice governorSangguniang bayanIce mayor meanwhileArcos said he is qualified to run for president in the upcoming 2022 elections this was contained ina five page answer summons issued by comelec connection with petition seeking cancel his coc atty estelito mendozaArcos 39 counselOught the petition be outrightly dismissed and that same heard by face to argument instead ofa virtual or video conference quot wherefore