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Comelec: 49 COCs for senator, 50 CONAs on Day 7 of filing period


Comelec  receives 49 COCs for senator on Day 7

 

MANILA, Philippines — A total of 49 certificates of candidacy (COCs) for senator and 50 certificates of nomination and acceptance (Cona) for party-lists were filed on Monday at the Manila Hotel Tent City, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) said. 

Data released by Comelec to the media showed that as of Monday afternoon, 127 COC for senator and 137 CONAs habe so far been filed. 

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Comelec on Sunday said that it is expecting more last minute filing of COCs and CONAs in the last two days of filing on Monday and Tuesday.

The 49 senatorial aspirants who filed their COCs on Monday were:

  1. Honasan, Gregorio Ballesteros  
  2.  Querubin, Ariel Porfirio Oliva 
  3. Singson, Luis Crisologo 
  4. Abalos, Benjamin De Castro Jr.
  5. Hinlo, Jesus Villanueva Jr. 
  6. Mata, Richard Teroso 
  7. Sahidulla, Nuryana Indanan 
  8. Gonzales, Norberio Norja 
  9. Ordiales, Pedro Gonzales 
  10. Aquino, Paolo Benigno IV Aguirre 
  11. Ballon, Roberto Amido 
  12. Reyes, James Jr. Maruzzo 
  13. Ancajas, Nelson 
  14. Era, Maria Fe Macapobre 
  15. “Bong” Revilla, Ramon Jr. Bautista 
  16. Escobal, Arnel Bondilles 
  17. Palomares, Diego Maceda 
  18. Tapado, Michael Balais 
  19. Arcega, Gerald Bauta 
  20. Lambino, Raul Loyola 
  21. Pagaragan, Mario Peralta Jr. 
  22. Pacquiao, Emmanuel Dapiran 
  23. De Alban, Angelo Castro 
  24. Meniano, Luther Gascon
  25. Bruce, Hernando Baroga 
  26. Jumalon, Alice Oga 
  27. Partosa, Eulogio Aluarico 
  28. Perez, Epifanio Lavador 
  29. Valbuena, Mario Soliven Jr.
  30. Maiquez, Freddie Alforte 
  31. Cadion, Leo Miranda 
  32. Malinao, Getter Aquino 
  33. Amir Hussin, Salipada Alih 
  34. Apolinario, Joel Abatonon 
  35. Capuyan, Allen Arat 
  36. Maquiso, Artemio Madridejo 
  37. Tam, Jose Abelardo Asuncion 
  38. Ongjoco, Oscar De Leon 
  39. Bonayag, Jacinto Bohol 
  40. Tuzara, Ferdinand “Bongbong” Teves 
  41. Casipong, Agapito Managase 
  42. D’ Angelo, David Delano 
  43. Lorenzana, Delfin Negrillo 
  44. Diaz, Fernando Fabian 
  45. De Guzman, Orlando Caranto  
  46. Dugue, Edgardo Libuan 
  47. Andrino, Jefrey Darang 
  48. Paliza, Nheling Lelis 
  49. Bautista, Eduardo Quirino 

 

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Some of the notable personalities who filed their COC for  senator were Sen. Bong Revilla, Benhur Abalos, and former senator Manny Pacquiao who come from the administration slate.

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Former senator Bam Aquino is also seeking a Senate comeback.

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Former senator Gringo Honasan and Medal of Valor awardee Ariel Querubin also formalized their Senate bids. 

The 50 party-lists that filed their CONAs were:

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  1. Damayang Filipino Movement, Inc. (DAMAYANG FILIPINO)
  2. Ako Bicol Political Party (AKO BICOL)
  3. Ako Ilocano Ako (AKO ILOCANO AKO)
  4. Bisaya Gyud ( BISAYA GYUD)
  5. One Filipinos Worldwide (OFW)
  6. Health Alliance PH (HEAL PH)
  7. Pamilya Ako (PAMILYA AKO)
  8. Akbayan Citizens’ Action Party (AKBYN)
  9. 1 Munti Regional Party List Organization (1MUNTI)
  10. Help Pilipinas (HELP PILIPINAS)
  11. Abang Lingkod Inc. (ALP)
  12. Kalinga Partylist (KALINGA PARTY LIST)
  13. BH Bagong Henerasyon (BH BAGONG HENERASYON)
  14. Lungsod Aasenso (Lunas Partylist)
  15. Kusug Tausug (KUSUG TAUSUG)
  16. Philreca Party-List (PHILRECA)
  17. Kababaihan Kabalikatan para sa Kapakanan at Kaunalaran ng Bayan (4K)
  18. Partido sa Bagong Pilipino (PBP)
  19. Uswag Ilonggo Party (USWAG)
  20. APEC Party- List (APEC)
  21. Advocates and Keepers Organization of OFW, Inc. (AKO-OFW INC.)
  22. One Coop (ONE COOP)
  23. Agimat ng Masa (AGIMAT)
  24. Babae Ako para sa Bayan Inc. (BABAE AKO)
  25. Turismo Isulong Mo (TURISMO)
  26. Magsasaka Partylist (MAGSASAKA)
  27. Partido Maharlika (PM)
  28. Advocates and Keepers Organization of OFW (AKO OFW)- Withdrawal
  29. Koalisyon ng mga Actibong Tumutulong sa mga Retirado at Ordinaryong Pilipino ( KATROPA)
  30. Kasambahay Tayo, Inc. (KASAMBAHAY)
  31. Alagaan Matin Ating Kalusugan Party- List (ANAKALUSUGAN)
  32. Maagap Partylist (MAAGAP)
  33. Bagong Maunlad na Pilipinas (BAGONG PILIPINAS)
  34. Maharlilang Pilipino sa Bagong Lipunan ( MPBL)
  35. Pamilyang Magsasaka (PM)
  36. Ipatupad For Workers Inc – (IPATUPAD)
  37. Abante Bistak – ( ABANTE BISDAK)
  38. Ako Tanod Inc – ( AKO TANOD ) 
  39. Tingog Sinirangan – ( TINGOG )
  40. Friends of the Poor and Jobless – ( FPJ )
  41. Laang Kawal ng Pilipinas (LKP)
  42. Kilusang Bagong Lipunan (KBL)
  43. Duterte Youth Party List (DUTERTE YOUTH)
  44. Walang Iwanan sa Free Internet, Inc. (WIFI)
  45. Balikatan of Filipino Families (BFF)
  46. Hugpong Federal Movement of the Philippines (HFMPI)
  47. Bayan Responsibilidad Ko (BARKO)
  48. Alliance of Certified Enforcers (ACE)
  49. Bunyog (Pagkakaisa) Party (BUNYOG)
  50. Kasosyo Producer-Consumer Exchange Association Inc. (AA-KASOSYO)

  



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