+ Follow COMMISSIONERS LUZVIMINDA TANCANGCO AND RUFINO JAVIER Tag
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[Title] => It’s final: Honasan is No. 13
[Summary] => For the nth time, it’s final: Ralph is 12th and Gringo 13th.
In an en banc resolution, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) has declared as "official" the rankings of 13 senators proclaimed last June 5.
The following is the final tally of the Comelec, which had sat as National Board of Canvassers (NBC) of the May 14 senatorial and local elections:
Noli de Castro, 16,237, 386; Juan Flavier, 11,735,897; Sergio Osmeña III, 11,593,389; Franklin Drilon, 11,301,700; Joker Arroyo, 11,262,402; Ramon Magsaysay Jr., 11,250,677; Manuel Villar Jr.,
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[Title] => Opposition disputes final senatorial rankings
[Summary] => The opposition challenged yesterday the legality of a Commission on Elections (Comelec) resolution declaring as "official" the June 5 proclamation of the 13 senators who won in the last local and congressional elections.
Puwersa ng Masa (PnM) legal counsel Rufus Rodriguez said Comelec en banc Resolution No. NBC 01-006 should be voided because it was unconstitutional and violated the Comelec’s own Rules of Procedure.
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COMMISSIONERS LUZVIMINDA TANCANGCO AND RUFINO JAVIER
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[Title] => It’s final: Honasan is No. 13
[Summary] => For the nth time, it’s final: Ralph is 12th and Gringo 13th.
In an en banc resolution, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) has declared as "official" the rankings of 13 senators proclaimed last June 5.
The following is the final tally of the Comelec, which had sat as National Board of Canvassers (NBC) of the May 14 senatorial and local elections:
Noli de Castro, 16,237, 386; Juan Flavier, 11,735,897; Sergio Osmeña III, 11,593,389; Franklin Drilon, 11,301,700; Joker Arroyo, 11,262,402; Ramon Magsaysay Jr., 11,250,677; Manuel Villar Jr.,
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[Title] => Opposition disputes final senatorial rankings
[Summary] => The opposition challenged yesterday the legality of a Commission on Elections (Comelec) resolution declaring as "official" the June 5 proclamation of the 13 senators who won in the last local and congressional elections.
Puwersa ng Masa (PnM) legal counsel Rufus Rodriguez said Comelec en banc Resolution No. NBC 01-006 should be voided because it was unconstitutional and violated the Comelec’s own Rules of Procedure.
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