New LGU Officials Proclaimed


After the canvassing of the votes from Capul's 14 clustered precincts, the newly-elected leaders were proclaimed in the afternoon of May 11.

The following were the results of the automated elections:

For Mayor:

Isidro S. Bandal   - 3,706 votes
Ignacio V. Cascano - 3,211
Orlando F. Odtujan - 106

For Vice Mayor:

Veronica B. Castillo - 3,460 votes
Remegio C. Ortego - 3,349 votes

For Councilor:

Joselito C. Catucod - 3,898
Leon M. Castillo Jr - 3,533
Anthony Ian B. Castillo - 3,434
Asuncion C. Bonabon - 3,427
Carlos O. Manaog - 3,388
Wenceslao P. Castillo - 3,372
Renato E. Pasco - 3,273
Nanette O. Magdaraog - 3,195

Those who missed the cut:

Arnel Q. Ortego - 3,162
Rhea S. Sauro - 3,149
Marta S. Pelito - 3,145
Marlon C. Mente - 3,016
Eduardo A. Castillo - 2,910
Rolando F. Pineda - 2,907
Ignacio V. Magloyuan - 2,903
Baltazar C. Pernito - 2,769

A total of 7,203 voters out of the 7,928 in the registry cast their votes.



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Side note on the provincial canvass.

As of May 11, the published figures are as follows:

For Governor:

DAZA, Paul R. - 114,356
ABAYON, Harlin C. - 79,856

For Congressman:

DAZA, Raul A.  - 71,171
ROSALES, Francisco Jr. - 44,893

Comments

  1. yalo allanigue-seyerMay 12, 2010 at 11:02 PM

    Congratulations to Ninang Azon!
    (Tangkod agserbisyo si ka-am)

    All the best for Capul.

    ReplyDelete
  2. AnonymousMay 13, 2010 at 8:30 PM

    vice mayor ikaw prn po ang mahal ng mga abaknon.

    ReplyDelete
  3. AnonymousMay 19, 2010 at 7:12 PM

    si vice mayor mahalap pagka aa na.andaog bisan gae aggamit kwata.

    ReplyDelete

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