Monday, November 18, 2024

LAGLAG! 47 ‘Nuisance Candidates’ Sinibak Ng Comelec

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LAGLAG! 47 ‘Nuisance Candidates’ Sinibak Ng Comelec

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Umabot sa 47 senatorial aspirants ang idineklarang “nuisance” candidates ng Commission on Elections (Comelec) matapos ang masusing pagsala sa 183 na nag-file ng kandidatura para sa 2025 midterm elections.

Sa anunsyo ng Comelec First at Second Divisions, disqualified sina Patrick Artajo, Maria Charito Billones, Roel Pacquiao, Felipe Montealto, Rex Noel, Gerald Arcega, Salvador Cabalida, Elvis Beniga, Orlando de Guzman, Jonry Gargarita, Abel Adorable, Rolando Plaza, Randy Red, Getter Malinao, Jimmy Salapantan, Jacinto Bonayog, Shirly Cuatchin, Jefrey Andrino, Peter Advincula, Sunang Ditanongun, John Escobar, Eric Negapatan, Injim Bunayog, Froilan Serafico, Sixto Lagare, Princess Jade Ramos, Primo Capuno, Nheling Paliza, Jovilyn Aceron, Jerson Ares, Rodolfo Basilan, Melchor Lucañas, Martin Mendoza, Junbert Guigayuma, Alexander Encarnacion, Wilfredo Red, Daniel Magtira, Celeste Aguilar, Antonio Par, Eduardo Bautista, Miguelino Caturan, Ismael Bajo, Hernando Bruce, Joel Apolinario, Roberto Sembrano, Fernando Diaz at Omar Tomanong

Maaari pa ring umapela ang mga diskwalipikadong kandidato.

Samantala, nasa 66 na pangalan na ang pasok sa partial list ng mga opisyal na kandidato para sa Senado sa Mayo 2025.

Photo credit: Facebook/comelec.ph

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