Perez headed for defeat
May 15, 2004 | 12:00am
Batangas City Former Justice Secretary Hernando "Nani" Perez, the administration partys gubernatorial candidate in Batangas, appears headed for defeat.
Based on the canvassing of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) of election returns from 31 of Batangas 34 towns and cities at 4 p.m. yesterday, the Liberal Partys gubernatorial bet, Sto. Tomas Mayor Armand Sanchez, topped the race with 265,493 votes.
Trailing behind Sanchez were former Nasugbu mayor Charito Apacible of the Koalisyon ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino with 215,466 votes, and Perez with 167,372.
On the other hand, Repormas Nicomedes Hernandez got 33,057 votes; Marcos Mandanas, 19,355; and Arturo Atienza, 1,841.
Sanchez got tremendous support from voters in the third and fourth districts, and Apacible from the first and second districts.
Apacible, however, claimed that she was cheated in the towns of Lemery and Sto. Tomas and Tanauan City.
She did not elaborate. "I will just leave the matter to my lawyers," she said.
In the vice gubernatorial race, Richard "Ricky" Recto, brother of Sen. Ralph Recto and Perezs running mate, so far garnered the highest number of votes with 215,001; followed by Angelito Dimacuha, Sanchezs running mate, with 185,920; Meynard Sabili, 115,910; and Edgar Mendoza, 102,486.
Based on the canvassing of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) of election returns from 31 of Batangas 34 towns and cities at 4 p.m. yesterday, the Liberal Partys gubernatorial bet, Sto. Tomas Mayor Armand Sanchez, topped the race with 265,493 votes.
Trailing behind Sanchez were former Nasugbu mayor Charito Apacible of the Koalisyon ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino with 215,466 votes, and Perez with 167,372.
On the other hand, Repormas Nicomedes Hernandez got 33,057 votes; Marcos Mandanas, 19,355; and Arturo Atienza, 1,841.
Sanchez got tremendous support from voters in the third and fourth districts, and Apacible from the first and second districts.
Apacible, however, claimed that she was cheated in the towns of Lemery and Sto. Tomas and Tanauan City.
She did not elaborate. "I will just leave the matter to my lawyers," she said.
In the vice gubernatorial race, Richard "Ricky" Recto, brother of Sen. Ralph Recto and Perezs running mate, so far garnered the highest number of votes with 215,001; followed by Angelito Dimacuha, Sanchezs running mate, with 185,920; Meynard Sabili, 115,910; and Edgar Mendoza, 102,486.
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