Updates on the Verdict


4:30 p.m. Manila Time

Until now, no definite news has come from Capul.

All I can post here now are some of the tidbits I have so far gathered. I will just edit this post every time I hear something new.

As of this morning …

Atty. Ignacio Bandal won over Ian Castillo by about 80 votes. The critical votes were said to have come from San Luis which was traditionally Castillo country. Atty. Bandal won by more than 100 votes in San Luis and received the usual overwhelming support from Sawang and Landusan.

Early news circulating today claimed that Jeffrey Suan beat Ignacio Cascaño by about 30 votes. But later in the day, after the unofficial tally was re-checked, it turned out that Mr. Cascaño actually won by more than a hundred votes.

As to the councilors, its 6-2 in favor of the Castillo Group. The two who made it were Letlet Catucod and Milagros Manaog. Igning Magloyuan fell to number 9, only 7 votes behind Mrs. Manaog.
(caveat: the figures I am citing here are not official. I will try to get the official version as soon as possible)

Comments

  1. atto aryoMay 15, 2007 at 9:48 PM

    aryo said: daug kuno gyapon muno igning.

    anonymous said: IGNING WHO?CASCANO OR MAGLOYUAN Mo

    aryo said: cascaño. anala hamok ag kwenta. I will post the actual results here as soon as I get them.

    Maribelle said: Yes, Reo, pls do post d official list of winners.

    anonymous said: tya gad ak sanglit dna c mtala lugar sangl8 ia nan mk sa papost ko! mhalap kay andaog mono igning..

    ReplyDelete
  2. atto aryoMay 15, 2007 at 9:50 PM

    anonymoussaid: say mandaog si pagkamayor dikaw, gae kita kapaturi kay para antahak hamok si resulta

    anonymous said: say na e mandaog

    anonymous said: gana pa official result?

    anonymous said: Reo, ay na anan? Update mo kami kun ay na anan si Abak.

    anonymous said: liyat si resulta uy. ato si mindanao si Erap ang nanalo.

    aryo said: e ambot. agpakapaturi may siguro i mga aa ari capul.

    ReplyDelete

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