Here are the Several Senatorial Aspirants Who Have Filed Their COC For the 2019 Elections.
2019 ELECTIONS – These several senatorial aspirants have already filed their certificate of candidacies at the Commission of Elections.
The Senate of the Philippines is about to be filled this coming 2019 midterm election. Hopeful candidates have prepared themselves to be competitive for this senatorial race.
The Commision of Elections is currently packed with wishful politicians who want to have a place in the government.
Based on a report from CNN, certificates of candidacy filing will only be on October 11, 12, 15, 16, and 17, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Here is so far the list of senatorial aspirants for the 2019 elections who have filed their certificate of candidacy:
Thursday, October 11, 2018
1. Reelectionist Senator Koko Pimentel, PDP-Laban party
2. Singer Freddie Aguilar
3. Dr. Willie Ong, Lakas-CMD
4. Victoriano Inte, independent
5. Daniel Magtira, independent
6. Dionisio Manalo, independent
7. Christian Castro, independent
8. Salam Tagean Sr., independent
9. Former Makabayan party-list Representative Neri Colmenares, Makabayan
10. Melchor Chavez, Labor Party Philippines
11. Ibrahim Albani, Labor Party Philippines
12. Abner Afuang, Labor Party Philippines
13. Robel dela Cruz, independent
14. Samira Gutoc Tomawis, Liberal Party
15. Carmelo Carreon, independent
16. Marvin Navarro, independent
17. Anson Tuana, independent
18. Ramon Diaz, independent
19. Eleazar Salon, independent
20. Danilo Roleda, UNA
21. Rey Dapat, independent
22. Gerald Arcega, Labor Party Philippines
23. Rolando Merano, independent
24. Eric Negapatan, independent
25. Vicente Avena, KDP
26. Nur-Ana Sahidulla, KDP
27. Antonio Valdes, KDP
Friday, October 12:
28. Rowell Balangue, independent
29. Reelectionist Senator Nancy Binay, UNA
30. Valeriano Nocon III, independent
31. Bureau of Corrections Chief Ronald dela Rosa, PDP-Laban
32. Roel Lamoste, independent
33. Ricky Bacolod, independent
34. Cesar Roca, independent
35. Nid Anima, independent
36. Atty. Larry Gadon, KBL
37. Evelina Amantiad, independent
Monday, October 15, 2018
38. Reelectionist Senator Cynthia Villar
39. Maguindanao 2nd District Rep. Zajid “Dong” Mangudadatu, PDP-Laban
40. Andrew Magistrado, independent
41. Magdalo Rep. Gary Alejano
42. Reelectionist Senator Grace Poe, independent
43. Reynante G. Galero, independent
44. Charlie B. Talledo, independent
45. Armelsen A. Palencia, independent
46. Carlos Q. Gonzales III, independent
47. Kary L. Balagosa, independent
48. Edmundo Vicente G. Casiño, KDP
49. Michael NE Apacible, independent
50. Former Senator Lito Lapid, Nationalist People’s Coalition
51. Edmundo D. Fuerte, independent
52. Pepito S. Salangsang, independent
53. Norman C. Marquez, independent
54. Reelectionist Senator JV Ejercito, NPC
55. Alejo P. Katigbak, independent
56. Benedicto V. Vasquez, independent
57. Manuel B. Santos, independent
58. Teodoro L. Calvo, Jr., independent
Tuesday, October 16, 2018
59. Manuel “Mar” Roxas, Liberal Party
60. Taguig City Representative Pia S. Cayetano, Nacionalista Party
61. Reelectionist Senator Bam Aquino, Liberal Party
According to the report, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said that the first-day filing of COC for 2019 elections has been peaceful and orderly nationwide.
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