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11 party-lists, 10 senatorial aspirants file COCs, CONAs on Day 2
The second day of the week-long filing of certificates of candidacy (COCs) concluded with 10 aspiring senators and 11 party-list groups, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) said Wednesday late afternoon.
11 party-list organizations ang nag-file at 10 senatorial asprinats ang nag-file ng Certificate of Candidacy sa pangalawang araw. So nangangahulugan po na mayroon na po tayong 27 na nag-file sa pagka-Senador habang meron naman po tayong 26 para sa aspirants ng party-list group pic.twitter.com/fwEplnRoko
— Chairman George Erwin M. Garcia (@ChairGEGarcia) October 2, 2024
Here is the list of 2025 senatorial aspirants who filed their COCs on Wednesday:
1.Victoriano Inte, independent
3. Former Senator Vicente "Tito" Sotto III
4. Former Senator Panfilo “Ping” Lacson
6. Eric Negapatan, independent
7. Magno Manalo, independent
8. Bethsaida Lopez, independent
9. Manuel Andrada, independent
10. Jonry Gargarita, independent
Meanwhile, these are the party-list groups which filed their certificates of nomination and acceptance (CONAs) and are eyeing seats in the House of Representatives:
1. LPG Marketers Association, Inc.
2. Ang Komadrina Inc.
3. United Senior Citizens Koalition ng Pilipinas, Inc.
4. Puwersa ng Pilipinong Pandagat
5. Ibalik ang Kulturang Pamana Movement
6. Barkadahan Para sa Bansa
7. Magdalo Para sa Pilipino Partylist
8. Vendors Samahan ng mga Naninindigan Pilipino
9. A Teacher
10. Apat-Dapat Partylist
11. Abono Party-list
“Sa ngayon po meron na tayo 27 aspirants para senators and 26 sector organization para sa party-list,” Comelec Chairperson George Erwin Garcia said during a media briefing.
(As of today, we have a total of 27 aspirants for senators and 26 sector organizations for party-lists.)
During the first day of CoC filing, 17 aspiring senators and 11 party-list groups filed their candidacy.
Garcia also noted that no one filed for candidacy in Batanes on Tuesday while two aspirants filed their candidacy on Wednesday.
Batanes extended its voter registration on Tuesday, coinciding with the first day of COC filing, as it was suspended the day before due to Typhoon Julian. —RF, GMA Integrated News
