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By MARIA FEONA IMPERIAL RETIRED army general Jovito Palparan, who was implicated in the disappearance of University of the Philippines students Karen Empeno and Sherlyn Cadapan, made it to the top 12 of the senatorial race in the Local Absentee Voting (LAV) results. Former senator Panfilo Lacson, who served as chief of the Philippine National

AKO-Bicol and Gabriela affirmed their dominance among the 115 partylist groups by garnering three seats each in the May 9 elections. 1PACMAN, endorsed by boxing champ and presumptive senator Manny Pacquiao, won two seats. Its first nominee is businessman Mikee Romero, whose family is into ports and brokerage business. KABAYAN, with lawyer Harry Roque as

Senate President re-electionist Franklin Drilon takes the lead in the senatorial race with results of the May 9 elections from 121 out of 164 provinces. Coming close at second place is newcomer Joel Villanueva, Director-General of Technical Education and Skills Development Authority, followed by re-electionist Tito Sotto. Holding on to the the last slot is

As of Tuesday morning, the PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count shows Leni Robredo overtaking Ferdinand Marcos, 13,251,341to 13,124,911, in the tightly contested vice presidential election. Still in third place is Alan Peter Cayetano with 5,421,493votes. Francis Escudero is fourth with 4,562,806 votes. Antonio Trillanes trails behind (792,778) along with Gregorio Honasan (711,450). Rodrigo Duterte also maintained

As of 11 pm, the PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count shows Rodrigo Duterte garnering 12,924,166 votes. Mar Roxas takes the second place with  7,533,599 votes, overtaking Grace Poe now with 7,319,008 votes. Jejomar Binay  stays in fourth place with 4,372,141 votes, followed by Miriam Defensor Santiago (1,256,566 ) and Roy Señeres (19,228). In the vice presidential race, Ferdinand Marcos

As of 9:10 pm, the PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count shows Rodrigo Duterte garnering 11,435,893 votes, now with a 4.9 million lead. Grace Poe is in far second with 6,491,441 votes, followed by Mar Roxas (6,407,237). Jejomar Binay is still in fourth place with 3,872,413 votes, followed by Miriam Defensor Santiago (1,174,924) and Roy Señeres (16,344). In

As of 8:30 pm, the PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count shows Rodrigo Duterte is still on top with 11,084,850 votes, with a lead of 4.7 million votes. Grace Poe is in far second with 6,303,528 votes. Mar Roxas is catching up her with 6,177,430 votes. Jejomary Binay trails behind with 3,755,745 votes, followed by Miriam Defensor

The PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count as of 8:10 pm shows Emmanuel Joel Villanueva still leading with 13,021,333 votes, followed by Franklin Drilon with 12,758,515 votes and Vicente Sotto III with 12,317,300 votes. They’re followed by Panfilo Lacson (12,021,853), Richard Gordon (12,007,175), Ana Theresia Hontiveros (11,201,512), Miguel Zubiri (11,035,696), Francisco Pangilinan (11,015,401). Catching up are Sherwin

As of 8:10 pm, the PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count shows Rodrigo Duterte still enjoying a wide lead with 10,764,828 votes. Grace Poe is still in second place with 6,121,889 votes.  Mar Roxas is next with 5,985,958 votes. Jejomary Binay is still in fourth place (3,645,389), followed by Miriam Defensor Santiago (1,123,671) and Roy Señeres (15,255). In the

As of 7:40 pm, the PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count shows Rodrigo Duterte with a huge lead of 9,557,966 votes. Grace Poe is still in second place with 5,436,256 votes. She’s followed by Mar Roxas with 5,272,295 votes. Jejomary Binay is still in fourth place (3,231,635), followed by Miriam Defensor Santiago (1,002,199) and Roy Señeres (13,550). In

The PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count as of 7:30 pm shows Emmanuel Joel Villanueva leading with 11,587,627 votes, followed by Franklin Drilon with 11,327,707 votes and Vicente Sotto III with 10,971,540 votes. Not too far behind are Panfilo Lacson with 10,695,775 votes and Richard Gordon with 10,691,488 votes. Ana Theresia Hontiveros (9,957,192), Miguel Zubiri (9,798,060), Francisco Pangilinan

The PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count as of 7:20 pm shows Rodrigo Duterte with a wide lead of  8,504,816 votes. Grace Poe is second with 4,840,644 votes, and in third place is Mar Roxas with 4,668,273 votes. Jejomary Binay is still fourth with 2,873,209 votes, followed by Miriam Defensor Santiago with 859,133 votes and Roy Señeres with 12,055

The PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count as of 7 pm shows Rodrigo Duterte with a wide lead of 7,034,664 votes. Grace Poe is second with 4,012,417 vote, and in third place is Mar Roxas with 3,847,989 votes. Jejomary Binay is still fourth with 2,373,262 votes, followed by Miriam Defensor Santiago with 744,707 votes and Roy Señeres with 9,933. In the vice

The PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count as of 6:20 pm shows Emmanuel Joel Villanueva leading with 1,819,934 votes, followed by Franklin Drilon with 1,788,182 votes and Vicente Sotto III with 1,724,213 votes. Not too far behind are Panfilo Lacson with 1,684,641 votes and Richard Gordon with 1,680,781 votes. Ana Theresia Hontiveros (1,563,984), Miguel Zubiri (1,546,704), Francisco

The PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count as of 6:20 pm shows Rodrigo Duterte leading with 1,478,253 votes. Grace Poe is second with 857, 676 votes, with Mar Roxas following closely with 846,720 votes. Jejomar Binay is fourth with 519,873 votes. Trailing behind is Mirim Defensor Santiago with 169,670 votes, along with the late Roy Seneres with

The PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count as of 5:50 pm shows Rodrigo Duterte leading with 1,311,236 votes. Grace Poe is second with 757,055 votes, with Mar Roxas following closely with 748,482 votes. Jejomar Binay is fourth with 457,575 votes. Trailing behind is Mirim Defensor Santiago with 149,973 votes, along with the late Roy Seneres with 1,923