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                    [Summary] => ILAGAN, Isabela — Two of the three members of the provincial board of canvassers here resigned yesterday  following a heated argument and a near fistfight between lawyers of   gubernatorial candidates incumbent Gov. Faustino Dy Jr. and former broadcast journalist Grace Padaca, which delayed anew the canvassing of the remaining eight certificates of canvass.   


Lawyer Reynaldo Doma, acting provincial election supervisor, and Dr. Benito Tumamao, schools division superintendent, both quit as members of the provincial board of canvassers, citing pressure from both camps.
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"If indeed there were fraud committed in our level, then I would resign my post without any condition because my name and credibility are at stake," said Dr. Benito Tumamao in a statement.

He was reacting to the pastoral letter of Ilagan Bishop Sergio Utleg calling for the resignation of all members of the district board of election canvassers.
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Lawyer Reynaldo Doma, acting provincial election supervisor, and Dr. Benito Tumamao, schools division superintendent, both quit as members of the provincial board of canvassers, citing pressure from both camps.
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"If indeed there were fraud committed in our level, then I would resign my post without any condition because my name and credibility are at stake," said Dr. Benito Tumamao in a statement.

He was reacting to the pastoral letter of Ilagan Bishop Sergio Utleg calling for the resignation of all members of the district board of election canvassers.
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