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Latest Results: Official Canvassing for 2010 Elections

Posted on 10 May 2010 by RJ Marmol

This post is continuously updated. Please refresh this page every once in a while to check for recent updates.

Edit: May 14, 2010 @ 1900H: I will no longer update this page, here’s why.

To my fellow Calambenos looking for the latest results for Laguna and Calamba City, please scroll down way below this page for the latest partial unofficial result.

If you prefer to do your own tally, click here to get precinct-level results from the COMELEC website.

Since COMELEC’s website’s results are currently only viewable by precinct level (no municipal level tally yet), I will be publishing data from GMANews.tv which is a reflection of the exact results received by PPCRV’s server direct from 76,000+ precincts all over the country.

If you’re looking for COMELEC’s Partial Official Tally, please scroll down below.

GMA-7′s Partial Unofficial Tally as of 2010-05-13 4:27PM 89.50% of ERs

PRESIDENT
1	AQUINO, Benigno Simeon III C.	13,750,530
2	ESTRADA EJERCITO, Joseph M.	8,697,418
3	VILLAR, Manuel Jr B.	4,971,034
4	TEODORO, Gilberto Jr. C.	3,655,734
5	VILLANUEVA, Eduardo C.	1,019,918
6	GORDON, Richard J.	465,442
7	ACOSTA, Vetellano S.	162,842
8	PERLAS, Jesus Nicanor P.	48,678
9	MADRIGAL, Jamby A.	41,906
10	DE LOS REYES, John Carlos G.	39,853

VICE PRESIDENT
1	BINAY, Jejomar C.	13,394,742
2	ROXAS, Manuel A.	12,609,410
3	LEGARDA, Loren B.	3,770,834
4	FERNANDO, Bayani F.	932,993
5	MANZANO, Eduardo B.	702,599
6	YASAY, Perfecto R.	329,218
7	SONZA, Jose Y.	57,391
8	CHIPECO, Dominador Jr F.	47,138

SENATORS
1	BONG REVILLA, Ramon, Jr. B.	17,705,954
2	ESTRADA, Jinggoy E.	17,300,795
3	DEFENSOR SANTIAGO, Miriam P.	15,834,311
4	DRILON, Franklin M.	14,515,778
5	ENRILE, Juan Ponce -.	14,312,731
6	CAYETANO, Pilar Juliana S.	12,534,067
7	MARCOS, Ferdinand, Jr. R.	12,068,587
8	RECTO, Ralph G.	11,330,870
9	SOTTO , Vicente III C.	10,881,710
10	OSMEÑA, Sergio III D.	10,642,635
11	LAPID, Manuel M.	9,994,025
12	GUINGONA , Teofisto III D.	9,422,891
13	HONTIVEROS-BARAQUEL, Ana	8,374,582
14	BIAZON, Rozzano Rufino B.	7,911,695
15	DE VENECIA, Jose III P.	7,649,686
16	REMULLA, Gilbert Cesar C.	6,861,382
17	LIM, Danilo D.	6,708,879
18	ROCO, Sonia M.	6,205,597
19	QUERUBIN, Ariel O.	5,999,501
20	PIMENTEL, Gwendolyn D.	5,816,686

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PPCRV’s Partial Unofficial Tally as of 2010-05-13 11:09AM 89.41% of ERs

Presidentiables
1	AQUINO, Benigno Simeon III C.	13,744,299
2	ESTRADA EJERCITO, Joseph M.	8,693,793
3	VILLAR, Manuel Jr B.	4,,966,821
4	TEODORO, Gilberto Jr. C.	3,654000
5	VILLANUEVA, Eduardo C.	1,019,406
6	GORDON, Richard J.	465,250
7	ACOSTA, Vetellano S.	DQ
8	PERLAS, Jesus Nicanor P.	48,647
9	MADRIGAL, Jamby A.	41,879
10	DE LOS REYES, John Carlos G.	39,838

Vice Presidentiables
1	BINAY, Jejomar C.	13,389,291
2	ROXAS, Manuel A.	12,602,550
3	LEGARDA, Loren B.	3,767,683
4	FERNANDO, Bayani F.	932,536
5	MANZANO, Eduardo B.	702,377
6	YASAY, Perfecto R.	329,088
7	SONZA, Jose Y.	57,366
8	CHIPECO, Dominador Jr F.	47,112

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The COMELEC domain which will house all canvassing results for this year’s synchronized national and local automated elections is now up but data is limited to precinct level. It hasn’t been tallied on a municipal level yet but you can do your own tally by adding up those of the precinct level.

In recent reports, the COMELEC is said to have adopted Senator Chiz Escudero’s proposal to hold posting of election results until at least 20% of the votes are tallied to avoid ‘trending’.

As of last update, instead of waiting for 20%, the COMELEC will wait for at least 20,000 votes to come in before they publish the result online. This will be updated real-time as votes from the precinct and municipal levels come in.

FOR THE PROVINCE OF LAGUNA:

Governor
1	AMADOR, Christine D.	3,517
2	BAUTISTA, Randy G.	2,242
3	EJERCITO, Emilio R P.	319,955
4	HERNANDEZ, Ramil L.	119,416
5	LAZARO, Dennis S.	249,783
6	LINA, Jose Jr D.	224,189

Vice-Governor
1	AFUANG, Abner L.	64,556
2	ALMARINEZ, Dave M.	195,296
3	CRUZ, Bernardita O.	13,750
4	MERCADO, Celso O.	172,012
5	PEREZ, Caesar P.	242,308
6	REYES, Eleanor T.	149,874

MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of LAGUNA – FIRST LEGDIST
1	FERNANDEZ, Danilo Ramon S.	216,804
2	JOAQUIN, Uliran T.	68,906

MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of LAGUNA – FOURTH LEGDIST
1	SAN LUIS, Edgar S.	165,308

MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of LAGUNA – SECOND LEGDIST
1	CHIPECO, Justin Marc S.	197,425
2	REVILLA, Rosauro D.	8,267
3	VERGARA, Severino B.	54,838

MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of LAGUNA – THIRD LEGDIST
1	AGAPAY, Katherine C.	58,750
2	AQUINO, Florante L.	15,945
3	ARAGO, Maria Evita R.	119,099

FOR CALAMBA CITY:

Mayor
1	CHIPECO, Joaquin, Jr. M.	75,902
2	MALINAO, Wenceslao, Jr. S.	1,164
3	ORUGA, Pursino C.	58,741
Vice-Mayor
1	CARAAN, Shirly P.	943
2	ESPIRIDION, Dyan D.	36,616
3	LAJARA, Severino J.	63,694
4	SILVA, Eduardo R.	31,114
MEMBER, SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD of LAGUNA – CALAMBA CITY – LONE DIST
1	ALCASID, Maria Virginia A.	42,662
2	ALDABE, Leeanne P.	65,331
3	ALVAREZ, Donnie P.	32,947
4	ATIENZA, Santiago O.	43,162
5	BALIAO, Rolando P.	24,358
6	BARORO, Luis Vergel G.	55,265
7	CASUNURAN, Pepito E.	28,690
8	CATINDIG, Edgardo H.	63,120
9	CONTRERAS, Crispin M.	42,373
10	DIMAPILIS, Pio C.	30,896
11	ERASGA, Daniel, Sr. D.	11,561
12	HERNANDEZ, Ruth M.	71,976
13	LAJARA, Christian NiÃ±o S.	55,360
14	LAZAGA, Virgilio R.	31,252
15	LAZARO, Juan C.	43,961
16	LEGASPI, Roosevelt Q.	11,537
17	MANAIG, Jose Morel D.	45,311
18	MANALO, Miriam P.	28,662
19	MOLINA, Norma O.	12,771
20	MORALES, Moises E.	60,076
21	OPEÑA, Angeles M.	21,982
22	PANER, Aaron A.	8,399
23	PEREZ, Peewee P.	46,167
24	PIAMONTE, Kerwin O.	24,259
25	PLASTINA, Esmeraldo P.	29,646
26	PLAZA, Mark Christian P.	9,035
27	PRADAS, Jose V.	35,897
28	SAMIANO, Arsenio R.	4,510
29	TERRENAL, Francis E.	42,158
30	VILLA, Alvin A.	28,234

I urge you to visit the website and monitor the results. Your responsibility does not end in casting your vote: guarding your votes are just as crucial.

Let’s all be vigilant and optimistic but let us also prepare for any eventualities

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Earth Hour 2010

Posted on 25 March 2010 by RJ Marmol

A year after we topped Earth Hour’s list by being the country with the most number of cities that participated in the event in 2009, we appeal to you once again to join us for this year’s Bloggers Unite Earth Hour 2010.

Don’t miss this chance to participate in this year’s Earth Hour event happening all over the world this Saturday, March 27, 2010. Switch off your lights at exactly 8:30PM until 9:30PM (local time) and show your support for the biggest socio-political action in the world.

Earth Hour is an annual worldwide event that aims to raise awareness and active participation in the “healing” of Mother Earth.

Your light switch is your vote — against continuous destruction and abuse of the world’s natural resources but most of all, it is a vote against apathy.

With the disappointing result of the recent Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen, it behooves us to pressure our governments for a legal and binding agreement towards “climate change cooperation” that will offer support for highly-vulnerable countries like ours in times of impending natural and man-made calamities. It also seeks to commit high-carbon producing countries to a legal pledge of reducing their carbon footprint.

Charge your cellphone and cameras early and document this event wherever you are. Encourage people in your community to participate.

For us in the Philippines, specially our brothers and sisters in Mindanao who have been struggling with 12-hour rotating brownouts, our participation is also a show of support for them.

Earth Hour is not about saving electricity — it’s about pushing for real, long-term solutions about healing Mother Earth and averting the calamitous effects of climate change.

Vote Earth. Switch off. One hour. One hope for a brighter future for us and our children.

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“The Event: Pacquiao vs. Clottey”; where to watch live via pay-per-view (Manila/Calamba)

Posted on 13 March 2010 by RJ Marmol

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Updated: March 14, 2010 @ 4pm (PHT)

I would like to apologize to those some 4,000 or more people who tuned in to watch my livestream during the last undercard fight (Soto vs. Diaz ) who were left hanging because the 3G signal suddenly went down for unknown reasons and there was hardly any WiFi signal available so I had to switch to Qik coverage which isn’t real-time compared to Ustream.tv.

Ustream wouldn’t let me stream the content, probably due to the poor Edge/GPRS signal I was getting.

Anyway, for those interested, I have recorded 7 videos (highlights) available for viewing at my Qik channel.

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I’m pretty sure many of you are eager to watch our very own Manny Pacquiao fight against Ghanaian Joshua Clottey tomorrow, March 14, 2010 @ 9:00am (PHT). And what better way to watch it than live via pay-per-view, right?

But if you can’t watch it live and you have online access, you may want to check for updates through my live-mobile-blog here.

I will be live-tweeting/liveblogging the event (will login 30 mins. earlier). Live updates will be available here on the sidebar –>> and on my ScribbleLive page so if you can’t watch it live, you might want to keep tab or bookmark this post.

Comments will be enabled and related live tweets will also be streamed to make sure you don’t miss out on other people’s “pacquiao” tweets.

Where to watch “The Event: Pacquiao vs. Clottey” live via pay-per-view:

For Filipinos in the Middle East, Europe and Australia:
1. TFC (The Filipino Channel) offers pay-per-view dubbed “Walang Atrasan: Pacquiao vs. Clottey”

In Metro Manila:
1. All SM malls
2. All Robinsons malls
3. All Ayala Center malls
4. Araneta Coliseum
5. Rockwell Cinema
6. Eastwood Cinema
7. Aliw Theater @ Star City

Metro Manila restaurants/bars:

1. All TGI Friday’s

2. National Sports Grill @ Greenbelt 3

3. Dencio’s Metrowalk

For details on restaurant charges, please refer to this.

In Calamba, Laguna:
1. Max’s Restaurant Calamba (Montevista Resort)
2. David’s Teahouse (National Highway, Brgy. Lecheria)
3. Ding-Hao Restaurant (National Highway)

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