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He said the credibility of the polls was questionable due to what he described as massive fraud, harassment and coercion committed by the administration-backed Lakas-NUCD.


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                    [Title] => PPC, Puwersa trade claims of ‘bawas-bawas’
                    [Summary] => The administration and opposition parties yesterday traded accusations of cheating in Monday’s local and congressional elections as reports of bawas-bawas  (vote shaving)  and dagdag-bawas (vote shifting) operations emerged on the eve of the national canvassing of votes.


Conrado Limcaoco, spokesman for the administration’s People Power Coalition (PPC), accused the opposition of spearheading attempts to shave votes off winning PPC candidates, like Francis Pangilinan.


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                    [Title] => PPC, Puwersa trade claims of ‘bawas-bawas’
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Conrado Limcaoco, spokesman for the administration’s People Power Coalition (PPC), accused the opposition of spearheading attempts to shave votes off winning PPC candidates, like Francis Pangilinan.


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                    [Title] => Namfrel’s count also shows 8-4-1 for PPC
                    [Summary] => Pre-election poll surveys appeared to have correctly predicted an eight-four-one sharing of the 13 senatorial seats at stake in Monday’s elections.


As shown by the various runup poll surveys to the elections, partial tabulation by the citizens arm National Movement for Free Elections (Namfrel) had independent candidate Noli de Castro leading the so-called "magic circle" by a wide margin over first runner-up pro-administration re-electionist Juan Flavier.


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                    [Title] => Namfrel’s count also shows 8-4-1 for PPC
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PPC spokesman Conrado Limcaoco insisted PnM wants to show that its candidates are winning and would later blame the PPC for imagined electoral fraud when the PPC slate emerges victorious. 


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                    [Title] => PPC warns of opposition ‘trending’; Puwersa hits back for poll fraud yarn
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PPC spokesman Conrado Limcaoco insisted PnM wants to show that its candidates are winning and would later blame the PPC for imagined electoral fraud when the PPC slate emerges victorious. 


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                    [Title] => Puwersa eyes 8-5 win in Metro
                    [Summary] => The five million voters of Metro Manila, a traditional bastion of the opposition, will deliver the swing votes that will push at least eight senatorial candidates of the Puwersa ng Masa into the winning circle in tomorrow’s election, the PnM predicted yesterday.


PnM leaders in depressed Metro Manila communities believe that the 8-5 projection is even a conservative estimate as their survey of poor communities showed residents would vote straight opposition.


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Conrado Limcaoco, spokesman for the administration’s People Power Coalition (PPC), accused the opposition of spearheading attempts to shave votes off winning PPC candidates, like Francis Pangilinan.


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