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Comelec proclaims 24 more winning party-list groups
By AMITA LEGASPI, GMA News
(Updated 4:06 p.m.) The Commission on Elections, sitting as the National Board of Canvassers, has proclaimed an additional 24 winning party-list groups Tuesday.
1. Abante Mindananao -- incumbent Rep. Maximo Rodriguez Jr.
2. ACT Teachers -- incumbent Rep. Antonio Tinio
3. Butil Farmers Party -- incumbent Rep. Agapito Guanlao
4. Anak Mindanao
5. ACT CIS --- Jerome Oliveros
6. Kalinga --- incumbent Rep. Abigail Faye Ferriol
7. LPGMA ---- incumbent Rep. Arnel Ty
8. TUCP
9. YACAP --- incumbent Rep. Carol Jane Lopez
10. AGRI --- Michael Ryan Enriquez, a farmer from Davao del Sur
11. Angkla --- Jesulito Manalo
12. ABS --- incumbent Rep. Catalina Leonen-Pizarro
13. DIWA --- incumbent Rep. Emmeline Aglipay
14. Kabataan --- James Mark Terry Ridon
15. Anakpawis ---- Fernando Hicap, who replaced third-termer Rep. Rafael Mariano,
16. Alay Buhay ---- incumbent Rep. Weslie Gatchalian
17. AAMBIS-OWA --- incumbent Rep. Sharon Garin
18. 1 Sagip ---- Erlinda Santiago
19. AVE ---- incumbent Rep. Eulogio Magsaysay
20. Ating Koop
21. 1 BAP ---- former Solicitor General Silvestre Bello III. He was also a former secretary of Justice and peace negotiator.
22. Abakada - Guro
23. AMA --- Lorna Velasco, wife of incumbent Supreme Court Associate Justice Presbitero Velasco. The group’s second and third nominees are their children Tricia Nicole Velasco-Catera and Vincent Michael Velasco.
24. Ang Nars --- Leah Primitiva Sumaco-Paquiz, former national president of the Philippine Nurses Association.
The first nominee of a faction of AMIN is Amabella Lapiz Carumba, a development worker from North Cotabato, and the other faction has Sitti Djalia Hataman, wife of Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao governor-elect Mujiv Hataman.
Lawyer Raymond Democrito Mendoza is the first nominee of a faction of TUCP while the other side has Roland De La Cruz.
The first nominee of Ating Koop was Roberto Mascariña while the other faction has lawyer Isidro Lico, who was earlier expelled by the party.
A faction of Abakada- Guro has its incumbent Rep. Jonathan Dela Cruz as first nominee while the other side has former Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero.
In Resolution 0008-13, the NBOC said the total votes cast for party-list is 26, 722, 131. It considered the votes casts on 11 disqualified party-list groups as ‘stray’ and was not included in the total votes cast for party-list. The disqualified groups received a total of 1,809,653 votes.
PARTY-LIST GROUP VOTES RECEIVED AS OF MAY 28, 1:52 AM
BUHAY - 1,265, 992
A TEACHER - 1,040,898
BAYAN MUNA - 952,767
1-CARE - 933,831
AKBAYAN - 827,405
ABONO - 767,642
AKO BIKOL - 763,103
OFW FAMILY - 750,753
GABRIELA - 713,492
COOP-NATCCO - 641,355
AGAP - 592,069
CIBAC - 583,768
MAGDALO - 565,883
AN WARAY - 540,906
ABAMIN - 465,989
ACT TEACHERS - 453,491
BUTIL - 438,601
AMIN - 376,175
ACT-CIS - 376,175
KALINGA - 371,610
LPGMA - 370,360
TUCP - 368,883
YACAP - 366,340
AGRI - 365,516
ANGKLA - 360,138
ABS - 358,693
DIWA - 341,443
KABATAAN - 340,573
ANAKPAWIS - 321,110
ALAY BUHAY - 316,947
AAMBIS-OWA - 311,725
1-SAGIP - 287,060
AVE - 270,159
ATING KOOP - 267,452
1-BAP - 254,237
ABAKADA - 243,994
AMA - 243,551
ANG NARS - 242,835
— RSJ/KBK, GMA News
The NBOC also announced the number of votes garnered and seats allotted to each winning group.
During the NBOC session, Elections chair Sixto Brillantes Jr. said they have yet to proclaim the five remaining winning party-list groups because they are still waiting "for some more votes."
"We will proclaim the five in the next few days," he said.
In an interview with reporters, Brillantes said they are still waiting for the result of the special elections to be held in five precincts of Lanao del Norte and one in Sultan Naga Dimaporo Wednesday. He said some 36,000 votes are involved in the special elections.
He added he wanted the proclamation of the party-list groups to be over so they can start with their preparations with the Sangguniang Kabataan and barangay elections.
"Gusto ko matapos na para yung preparations sa barangay elections magsimula na," he said.
During the NBOC session, Elections chair Sixto Brillantes Jr. said they have yet to proclaim the five remaining winning party-list groups because they are still waiting "for some more votes."
"We will proclaim the five in the next few days," he said.
In an interview with reporters, Brillantes said they are still waiting for the result of the special elections to be held in five precincts of Lanao del Norte and one in Sultan Naga Dimaporo Wednesday. He said some 36,000 votes are involved in the special elections.
He added he wanted the proclamation of the party-list groups to be over so they can start with their preparations with the Sangguniang Kabataan and barangay elections.
"Gusto ko matapos na para yung preparations sa barangay elections magsimula na," he said.
Buhay, a pro-life group represented by Mariano Michael Velarde, son of El Shaddai founder Mike Velarde, will have three allotted seats and the rest of the 13 earlier proclaimed will have two seats each.
Of the proclaimed winning party-lists on Tuesday, four have two sets of nominees -- TUCP, Ating Koop, Anak Mindanao and Abakada.
Brillantes earlier said they will resolve the issue before June 30, when the term of the elected officials end.
The newly pronounced winners (with corresponding first nominees) which will have one seat each were:
1. Abante Mindananao -- incumbent Rep. Maximo Rodriguez Jr.
2. ACT Teachers -- incumbent Rep. Antonio Tinio
3. Butil Farmers Party -- incumbent Rep. Agapito Guanlao
4. Anak Mindanao
5. ACT CIS --- Jerome Oliveros
6. Kalinga --- incumbent Rep. Abigail Faye Ferriol
7. LPGMA ---- incumbent Rep. Arnel Ty
8. TUCP
9. YACAP --- incumbent Rep. Carol Jane Lopez
10. AGRI --- Michael Ryan Enriquez, a farmer from Davao del Sur
11. Angkla --- Jesulito Manalo
12. ABS --- incumbent Rep. Catalina Leonen-Pizarro
13. DIWA --- incumbent Rep. Emmeline Aglipay
14. Kabataan --- James Mark Terry Ridon
15. Anakpawis ---- Fernando Hicap, who replaced third-termer Rep. Rafael Mariano,
16. Alay Buhay ---- incumbent Rep. Weslie Gatchalian
17. AAMBIS-OWA --- incumbent Rep. Sharon Garin
18. 1 Sagip ---- Erlinda Santiago
19. AVE ---- incumbent Rep. Eulogio Magsaysay
20. Ating Koop
21. 1 BAP ---- former Solicitor General Silvestre Bello III. He was also a former secretary of Justice and peace negotiator.
22. Abakada - Guro
23. AMA --- Lorna Velasco, wife of incumbent Supreme Court Associate Justice Presbitero Velasco. The group’s second and third nominees are their children Tricia Nicole Velasco-Catera and Vincent Michael Velasco.
24. Ang Nars --- Leah Primitiva Sumaco-Paquiz, former national president of the Philippine Nurses Association.
The first nominee of a faction of AMIN is Amabella Lapiz Carumba, a development worker from North Cotabato, and the other faction has Sitti Djalia Hataman, wife of Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao governor-elect Mujiv Hataman.
Lawyer Raymond Democrito Mendoza is the first nominee of a faction of TUCP while the other side has Roland De La Cruz.
The first nominee of Ating Koop was Roberto Mascariña while the other faction has lawyer Isidro Lico, who was earlier expelled by the party.
A faction of Abakada- Guro has its incumbent Rep. Jonathan Dela Cruz as first nominee while the other side has former Justice Secretary Artemio Tuquero.
In Resolution 0008-13, the NBOC said the total votes cast for party-list is 26, 722, 131. It considered the votes casts on 11 disqualified party-list groups as ‘stray’ and was not included in the total votes cast for party-list. The disqualified groups received a total of 1,809,653 votes.
PARTY-LIST GROUP VOTES RECEIVED AS OF MAY 28, 1:52 AM
BUHAY - 1,265, 992
A TEACHER - 1,040,898
BAYAN MUNA - 952,767
1-CARE - 933,831
AKBAYAN - 827,405
ABONO - 767,642
AKO BIKOL - 763,103
OFW FAMILY - 750,753
GABRIELA - 713,492
COOP-NATCCO - 641,355
AGAP - 592,069
CIBAC - 583,768
MAGDALO - 565,883
AN WARAY - 540,906
ABAMIN - 465,989
ACT TEACHERS - 453,491
BUTIL - 438,601
AMIN - 376,175
ACT-CIS - 376,175
KALINGA - 371,610
LPGMA - 370,360
TUCP - 368,883
YACAP - 366,340
AGRI - 365,516
ANGKLA - 360,138
ABS - 358,693
DIWA - 341,443
KABATAAN - 340,573
ANAKPAWIS - 321,110
ALAY BUHAY - 316,947
AAMBIS-OWA - 311,725
1-SAGIP - 287,060
AVE - 270,159
ATING KOOP - 267,452
1-BAP - 254,237
ABAKADA - 243,994
AMA - 243,551
ANG NARS - 242,835
— RSJ/KBK, GMA News
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