Election Results As Of May 10, 2010 10:47Pm

note: 49.38% of ERs
as of 10:47pm

Presidentiables
1 AQUINO, Benigno Simeon III C. 7,680,525
2 ESTRADA EJERCITO, Joseph M. 4,893,266
3 VILLAR, Manuel Jr B. 2,633,205
4 TEODORO, Gilberto Jr. C. 2,011,048
5 VILLANUEVA, Eduardo C. 591,167
6 GORDON, Richard J. 296,986
7 ACOSTA, Vetellano S. 81,712
8 PERLAS, Jesus Nicanor P. 25,519
9 MADRIGAL, Jamby A. 23,279
10 DE LOS REYES, John Carlos G. 21,046

Vice Presidentiables
1 BINAY, Jejomar C. 7,701,554
2 ROXAS, Manuel A. 6,980,679
3 LEGARDA, Loren B. 1,989,178
4 FERNANDO, Bayani F. 552,388
5 MANZANO, Eduardo B. 330,443
6 YASAY, Perfecto R. 189,627
7 SONZA, Jose Y. 31,944
8 CHIPECO, Dominador Jr F. 23,732

Senatoriables
1 BONG REVILLA, Ramon, Jr. B. 9,489,032
2 ESTRADA, Jinggoy E. 9,464,744
3 DEFENSOR SANTIAGO, Miriam P. 8,703,431
4 DRILON, Franklin M. 7962074
5 ENRILE, Juan Ponce -. 7914997
6 CAYETANO, Pilar Juliana S. 6930721
7 MARCOS, Ferdinand, Jr. R. 6883870
8 RECTO, Ralph G. 6191178
9 SOTTO , Vicente III C. 6096034
10 OSMEÑA, Sergio III D. 5706050
11 LAPID, Manuel M. 5361195
12 GUINGONA , Teofisto III D. 5159190
13 HONTIVEROS-BARAQUEL, Ana 4677333
14 BIAZON, Rozzano Rufino B. 4378926
15 DE VENECIA, Jose III P. 4222825
16 REMULLA, Gilbert Cesar C. 3836546
17 LIM, Danilo D. 3748506
18 ROCO, Sonia M. 3354916
19 QUERUBIN, Ariel O. 3339067
20 PIMENTEL, Gwendolyn D. 3046711
21 ACOSTA, Jr. Nereus O. 2889988
22 LACSON, Alexander L. 2529337
23 TAMANO, Adel A. 2017987
24 MAZA, Liza L. 1923705
25 OCAMPO, Saturnino C. 1790826
26 OSMEÑA, Emilio Mario R. 1754096
27 TATAD, Francisco S. 1669627
28 LOZADA, Jose Apolinario Jr L. 1352069
29 LANGIT, Rey M. 1349575
30 MITRA, Ramon B. 1320260
31 BELLO, Silvestre III H. 1187927
32 OPLE, Susan V. 1007042
33 LAO, Yasmin B. 943743
34 PAPIN, Imelda A. 914942
35 BAUTISTA, Martin D. 900668
36 PLAZA, Rodolfo G. 680286
37 BAUTISTA, J.V. L. 655042
38 GUICO, Ramon, Jr. N. 542373
39 LAMBINO, Raul L. 519628
40 INOCENCIO, Ma. Katherine L. R. 457854
41 OCAMPO, Ramoncito P. 435052
42 VILLANUEVA, Hector L. 434618
43 PALPARAN, Jovito Jr S. 397164
44 TINSAY, Alexander B. 372681
45 TAMAYO, Reginald B. 315199
46 ALONTO, Zafrullah M. 292186
47 ESPINOSA, Nanette M. 259314
48 MAAMBONG, Regalado E. 220139
49 VIRGINES, Israel N. 217285
50 DAVID, Rizalito Y. 217062
51 PAREDES, Zosimo Jesus II M. 208269
52 ALBANI, Shariff Ibrahim H. 193449
53 SISON, Adrian O. 192987
54 PRINCESA, Reynaldo R. 171284
55 NIKABULIN, Adz G. 160578
56 IMBONG, Jo Aurea M. 155557
57 CAUNAN, Henry B. 104642
58 VALDEHUESA, Manuel Jr E. 89757
59 RIÑOZA-PLAZO, Maria Gracia D. 73268
60 TARRAZONA, Hector M. 71906
61 LOOD, Alma A. 54552

5 Reasons why People Won't Vote For Noynoy

1. Noynoy is incompetent, has a very poor track record and has no leadership qualities.

* Why I Won't Vote for Noynoy - a serious look at his resume
* Side-by-Side Comparison of the 2010 Presidential Candidates


2. Noynoy called the Luisita farm workers' strike illegal, defended military and police action during the Luisita Massacre, gave the media two conflicting accounts of the massacre on the same day, and told congressmen not to investigate what had happened.

* How a workers' strike became the Luisita Massacre


3. Noynoy's supporters, the corrupt Kamag-anak Inc. would be back in power.

* Aquino Administration Corruption
* Greed and Betrayal

4. Noynoy has refused to reveal where he used his pork barrel. He didn't do anything at all for Tarlac in the 9 years(!) he was congressman.

5. Noynoy has claimed that the only way he could lose was through cheating, and has threatened to lead a People Power revolt should he lose. What was the basis for his claim? Surveys? Did you know that some of the prominent members of the board and stockholders of Pulse Asia are Noynoy's relatives? And the corporate records of both firms show interlocking directorship with several personalities appearing as stockholders of both SWS and Pulse Asia? The fact that they have never fully disclosed their connection to Noynoy makes their surveys very suspicious.

* The Maturation of Philippine Democracy
* The Pulse Asia/SWS-Noynoy Connection

Survey Reasons why they don't Vote For Noynoy

1. Pangit na Cojuangco
2. Kalbong Pinoy
3. Bobong Atenista
4. Matabang Haciendero
5. Tuliro sa Pagiisip

Ano ang "5 reasons mo Bakit di Iboto si Noynoy" hehehe

1. Walang napatunayan/Walang Nagawa
2. Kulang pa/Hilaw na Dilaw
3. Mediocre/Walang track record
4. Wala akong tiwala sa pamamlakad niya/Ututo
5. Ang pagbabalik ng KAmag Anak Inc. et al

"Wala hong tatalo sa record ko dyan."
- Noynoy Aquino, on his legislative track record

VILLAR: Bills authored & passed into law
* Barangay Microbusiness Enterprises Act
* Overseas Absentee Voting Act
* Anti-Trafficking of Persons Act
* Granting Additional Benefits & Privileges to Senior Citizens Act
* Anti-Violence Against Women & Children Act
* Cheaper & Quality Medicines Act
* Anti-Money Laundering Act
* New Balikbayan Act
* Strengthening Promotion, Devt & Assistance to Small & Medium Enterprises Act
* Rabies Control & Elimination Act
* General Appropriations Act
* Anti-Smoking Act
* Citizenship Retention & Reacquisition Act
* Clean Water Act
* and 30 others

TEODORO: Bills authored & passed into law
* Granting Provincial Airways Corp. a Franchise Act
* Granting Radio Maria Foundation a Franchise Act
* various road conversion laws

MADRIGAL: Bills authored & passed into law
* Anti-Child Pornography Act

GORDON: Bills authored & passed into law
* Holiday Economics Act
* Automated Elections System Act
* Sin Tax Act
* Abolition of Death Penalty Act
* WW II Veterans Pensions & Benefits Act
* Tourism Act, formation & promotion of Tourism Enterprise Zones
* Act Penalizing Violations Against International Humanitarian Law
* Biofuels Act
* Fixing Regular Elections in ARMM Act
* Fixing Tax Regime in Special Economic Zones and Freeports Act
* Food Donation Act

ESTRADA: Bills authored & passed into law
* Construction of Irrigation Projects Act
* Protection and Propagation of Carabaos Act

AQUINO: Bills authored & passed into law
* NONE
The decision is yours..We could not blame you if you are one of the Noynoy Loyalist..:-)

Momoy Palaboy With Dick Gordon Video

Moymoy Palaboy Dick Gordon Video - Because the Philippine 2010 Election is nearing its date, a video from Youtube of Moymoy Palaboy with Dick Gordon is now spreading on the internet. It's really entertaining to watch! hehee! You can check the video below. I think it is part of his campaign strategies and he use the Moymoy Palaboy brothers.


What a candidate, they well do everything to get the trust of the people and vote them during election. I admit that I was entertain by this video but is this the kind of President are we looking to serve our country? Lets think and vote wisely for this coming 2010 Presidential Election.

Sen. Manny Villar C-5 extension corruption scandal Issue

The feeding frenzy now surrounding the involvement of Sen. Manny Villar in the alleged C-5 extension corruption scandal is taking a political toll on his campaign for presidency. Whatever the outcome, damage has been done by the issuance of a Senate Committee-of-the Whole report on the matter.

The accusers do not need the completion of the Senate processes to do it. The circumstances around the issue will have already made Villar vulnerable.

First, the decision not to face the issue in the Senate arena of formal committee investigation, I think was the initial mistake. It merely postponed the inevitable and put the political initiative in the accuser’s hand.

Second, the Villar campaign line of “mayaman na galing sa mahirap” was seriously undermined–the Senate probe results cast doubt on the source of his wealth.

Third, his maneuvers regarding the issue also put the doubt on his capability to lead and manage the affairs of government–a key campaign argument he uses effectively against Noynoy Aquino.

What all these amount to is the current Villar calvary–arriving at this crucial moment when he is trying to narrow the Aquino lead in the surveys. The latter is already a tough job considering the narrowing window for positioning before the formal campaign starts on February 9.

Sen. Villar does not need the crucification by his Senate detractors. His campaign is already in peril.

Analysis of the 3rd Quarter 2009 SWS Survey

In the latest SWS survey conducted between September 18-21, 2009, Senator Benigno Aquino III emerged as the top Pinoy choice for president. Aquino got 60% of the survey preference of 1,800 respondents. This is the first time that Aquino landed in the presidential list. Senator Manny Villar is a far second with 37%, two percentage points higher than his June survey showing. While former president Joseph Estrada remains within the 15-20% range with 18%, a 7 percentage point drop from the previous June survey.

Villar is teflon guy

What is very clear after a year of surveys that the presidential bet with the most consistent strong showing is Senator Manny Villar with an estimated mass support base of 26.7%. So, if the elections are to be held today, Villar is a sure winner. Why do I say that? Because despite all those controversies levelled against him (i.e. C-5 road controversy) and even with the entry of Senator Noynoy Aquino, Villar’s numbers remain consistently high. Meaning, his support base is at least 27% of the Filipino electorate, the same constituency we saw prior to Joseph Estrada’s ascension to the presidency.

Now, like I said in my other blog, it is very critical for Villar to get a popular running mate that will boost his political stock even more. For example, Villar has a respectable following in the ABC class, yet he is still second to Chiz Escudero, who, political observers note, has a very solid 30% class base support. To be able to win, Villar has to chip Escudero’s numbers in this class.

However, it would be difficult for Villar to gain some more mileage from this class with the sudden entry of Aquino, who has a higher than expected support from the middle class and even at the D-E level. So, even if Villar successfully carve himself a niche out of the ABC class, it will still be Noynoy who will get a sizeable share of the votes of this class. Bear in mind that in previous elections, the ABC class is the most vigilant and the most consistent in actually showing in the polling precincts to exercise their suffrage right. It is this class that we can call the “voting vanguard” since whoever they vote, their bet usually emerges as the winner, despite being statistically lower in numbers compared with the D-E classes.

Chiz hurt by Aquino’s sudden entry

So, with the entry of Aquino, who stands vulnerable? Clearly, the one being hurt is Nationalist People’s Coalition (NPC) net Chiz Escudero. Escudero’s numbers, contrary to the perception of his supporters, is clearly not sustainable. His mass base is just 16.9% of the electorate, lower than Villar’s. In fact, even if, say Loren Legarda’s supporters (which is clearly within the 23.6% to 25% range) transfer their votes to him, it would still be a toss-up between Villar and Aquino in the end. Why?

There is no clear indication if Legarda’s supporters would ever transfer their votes to Escudero. Okey, just say that at least half of Legarda’s supporters do transfer to Chiz, that would still be not enough for him to win. Why again?

Chiz shares the same constituency as that of Aquino’s, Legarda’s and even Mar Roxas (who has a respectable support base of 15%). Their mass bases would have difficulty transfering to Chiz because these are people within the middle age category who find in him one basic flaw–his youthfulness. The reason why these people consistently vote for Legarda and Roxas can be explained in two things: one, Legarda and Mar are perceived to be seasoned politicians already with (2) idealism. Chiz shares only one criteria with Loren and Mar–his idealism. With Roxas sliding down to the vice presidential spot, the bigger bulk of his 14.6% mass base support will transfer to Noynoy, yet, Chiz will still receive a residual share from it.

Where's the Erap Magic?

Erap’s Magic sputtering

Erap’s magic is suffering from lack of tricks. Erap’s mass base support stands at 13.2%, lower than Chiz’s. In fact, Legarda is even higher than him (23.6%), and Noli’s (25.6%). Erap’s handlers expect that a big bulk of Noli’s mass support will transfer to Erap in the event that Noli decides not to run. Surprisingly, it did not happen. In fact, Erap even lost 7 percentage points due largely (or in part) from the Dacer-Corbito revelations and Ping’s Senate performance.

Erap has just finalized his teamup with Binay, which will actually not benefit him, what with only 1.32% support base. Binay’s numbers is an effect of his association with Erap, so this team-up is actually not symbiotic or mutually benefitting. Erap’s numbers will remain within the 15-20% range, not sufficient to garner a very convincing win come 2010 elections.

Teodoro’s numbers improving

A jump from 0.8% to 4% is encouraging for Teodoro since it is still some months away from the 2010 elections. Teodoro’s numbers are still not indicative of a win–not as yet. What Teodoro needs is a dramatic causa that will convince people to get out of the Aquino-Villar-Escudero pool choices and swing towards Teodoro.

What would that instance or event be? It is the rehabilitation of Luzon.

Northern, Central, NCR and Southern Luzon are traditionally vote-rich regions comprising what is known as the winner’s corridor. Government has just announced that they will be concentrating their efforts on rehabilitating Northern Luzon.

Now, if Gilbert Teodoro plays his cards right, and Mrs. Arroyo appoints him as the head of a commission for the rehabilitation of Luzon, that will spell a very big difference in the coming elections. In fact, this rehabilitation effort would even be the catalyst for SWING VOTES.

He can relinquish his defense portfolio and serve as the Commission head without any legal impediment. No constitutional provision bars a presidential candidate from actually serving as a head of a commission while campaigning, although some might say that the commission is a government position; therefore, a presidential bet is barred from having that kind of position while campaigning.

Okey, if you look at it, it is irrelevant actually whether Arroyo appoints Gibo or not. What is clear is that government will spearhead the rehab efforts. The expected billions of pesos worth of foreign disaster aid will surely be converted to election campaign funds, serving as the administration “carrot” to local government officials of the North.

This rehab effort would be used by the administration to prop up its official bet.

Final Analysis

The political situation is still very much fluid and I subscribe to the qualitative analysis of Pulse Asia that the spot for the presidency is still up for grabs. The configurations are still quite fuzzy and the possibility of an administration win is still possible, for three (3) reasons:

1. One, the administration has the opportunity to salvage its bad rep by implementing an honest-to-goodness rehab campaign in the North.

2. The slow disintegration of the “opposition” and the lack of an emerging third force strong enough to battle with established political forces.

3. Absence of a strong Opposition figure that can stand as the unifying figure behind reform-minded groups.

Loren Legarda’s Dilemma

Sen. Loren Legarda, the top brand name in the 2007 Senatorial race, must decide and act fast. Her ratings are slipping away. And I know what ails the only environmentalist Senator of the land. She knows she has a very solid and very high support base. And being second when you know you can win is an agonizing place to be in.

If you look at the SWS survey ratings from September 2008 to September 2009, she has a very high support base of 24%—higher than Senator Chiz Escudero who is being touted as the Nationalist People’s Coalition (NPC) standard bearer and even of Erap’s (only 13.5%). Escudero has been her most ardent suitor. While Gibo Teodoro is just waiting in the wings for her to say “Yes!” (Gibo, by the way, has a dismal 1% consistent mass base support). Manny Villar is still just some few feet away, fiddling with his big bucks.

Why will I agree to run as second fiddle when my average mass support is higher than all these suitors of mine, says Legarda? Quite understandable, if I would say so.

Loren’s dilemma is actually more of a perception issue rather than a winnability issue. The perception is, Loren’s chances are slim because people would not prefer another woman president. This wrong perception affects funding support behind her candidacy. Of course, without campaign funds, how would she run?

Legarda’s mass base support is very consistent unlike those of Chiz and Estrada’s whose support bases are vascillating and probably, even of Noynoy’s whose support base is still amorphous at this point. A 2o-plus percent mass base is nothing to sneeze at. In a five or even six-cornered fight, this could win elections!

Yet, the reality on the ground runs counter to these survey findings. Political funders have their sights trained on supporting a male president.

Now, an unsolicited advice to Ms. Legarda—think STRATEGIC.

Run as vice president with someone with the machinery—regardless of party affiliation. If you run as NPC vice president, Chiz would only use your mass base to bolster his. If you run as Manny Villar’s second fiddle, the same thing. Yet, if you run under Teodoro’s party, you will still preserve your constituency PLUS enjoy using a big party machinery capable of trouncing a Mar Roxas.

It’s your call.

Juana Change for 2010 Presidential Election

As I watch the video of Juana Change Music Video I realized that how corrupt our government official is. The message of this video is the changes of our country and how the government officials grab the money of the people in this country. Because of this corrupt system, our country can not move on and improved it because we have this kind of people that they think is their own good only... Today, we already feel how difficult our country is, so before it will happened again we will choose a good leader for this coming 2010 Presidential Election. Our vote is very important for the next year Presidential Election. By the way before I forgot, watch the video so that you can relate what is the message of this video.



Tanong:

* Would you still believe the promises of the politicians..?
* Would you like to vote for the change..?
* Are you already register for the coming 2010 Election..?

Asset and Liabilities Of Congressman Mikey Arroyo

As I watch this video of Congressman Mikey Arroyo during the one on one to Winnie Monsod and Igan I can say that the Arroyo was a corrupt family. If you wonder why I say that it is because Congressman Mikey Arroyo did not know where their assets came from and how it grow bigger and bigger..

Think this guys, when he is a Vice Governor in 2002 his asset is about 5 million but when he become a Congressman in 2006 his asset grow into 76.9 million. Tell me, where did he get the big money..??Watch the video so that you can judge this corrupt congressman.

1 OF 2 MIKEY ARROYO ON MEDIA SUICIDE WITH IGAN


2 OF 2 MIKEY ARROYO ON MEDIA SUICIDE WITH IGAN

Arroyo Will Step Down in 2010 Election

Malacañang urged critics yesterday not to use the death of former President Corazon Aquino for their political agenda.

Deputy presidential spokesman Anthony Golez and presidential economic spokesman Gary Olivar were commenting on the warning given by Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay, president of the United Opposition, that the outpouring of support at the burial of Mrs. Aquino may turn into a “political upheaval” against Mrs. Arroyo if she tries to extend her term.

Olivar said there could be no upheaval because Mrs. Arroyo would step down from office next year.

“The mayor’s warning is gratuitous, redundant and unnecessary since the President has already stated she has no agenda of extending her term beyond 2010,” Olivar said.

Presidential adviser for political affairs Gabriel Claudio also scored Binay’s warning, saying such a statement was a far cry from the gesture of Sen. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III, who courteously received the President when she visited his mother’s wake at the Manila Cathedral.

“It would do greater justice to the solemnity and dignity of President Cory’s burial to refrain from using it for partisan ends,” Claudio said.

Golez said Binay should get his cue from the outpouring of love and respect for Mrs. Aquino from Filipinos and the rest of the world.

“We saw how everybody paid their last respects to the great leader. The people went there united or were one in paying their respects to a great leader regardless of any political affiliation,” Golez said.

“Let us not use this event for anybody’s personal and political interest.”

He said the people would be “angered” if some groups would try to capitalize on the passing of Mrs. Aquino for some political agenda.

Golez said he was not sure whether Mrs. Arroyo watched the funeral on television.

He said the Palace also welcomes the statement of Kris and Noynoy Aquino that they would continue the fight begun by their mother.

“I think everybody, every Filipino should have that privilege of defending our freedom. We’ve been through the dark ages already and I think it is a shared responsibility among Filipinos to make sure that we protect the democracy that we have gained and to protect the freedom that we have attained.”

He said the Palace is also supporting moves in Congress to declare her a national hero but fell short of saying that Mrs. Arroyo would certify the bill as urgent.

“He will just wait for the proposal to come out in order for us to study that,” he said.

No upheaval

Congressmen-allies of Mrs. Arroyo declared that no upheaval against the President is necessary because she will relinquish her post on June 30, 2010,

Deputy Speaker for Mindanao Simeon Datumanong said he hopes that Binay’s statements were not meant to provoke the people by capitalizing on the outpouring of support for the late president, dubbed as an icon of Philippine democracy.

“We should adopt an attitude of supporting the country and making sure our people live a peaceful, decent and progressive life. I’m very sure that President Arroyo will follow the Constitution and step down as president when her term expires,” he said.

Quezon Rep. Danilo Suarez, chairman of the committee on oversight of the House of Representatives, said Binay’s statements were uncalled for and “should not be given relevance at all.”

“The situation in 1986 and the situation now are entirely different. We were financially disturbed then. The economy was bad in terms of financial ratings with different international credit rating firms such as Fitch, Moody’s and S&P,” he pointed out.

Neophyte Rep. Elpidio Barzaga of Cavite said politics had no place during the funeral of the former president.

“I honestly feel that the statement is uncalled for and totally unnecessary. The outpouring of grief is for the death of President Cory and also in recognition of her role in the restoration of democracy in our country,” he said.

Tarlac Rep. Jeci Lapus, brother of Education Secretary Jesli Lapus, also assured the public that no upheaval is necessary.

Other congressmen, meanwhile, said the smooth and peaceful transfer of power is one of the legacies of former President Aquino.

“President Cory’s turnover of power to her elected successor, President Ramos, was one of the greatest moments of her presidency,” Parañaque Rep. Roilo Golez told the Serye Café’ news forum in Quezon City.

“She could have considered running for president again, considering that she was swept to the highest office under a different Constitution, but that was against the democratic ideals she fought for, which included a smooth and peaceful transition from one president to another,” he said.

Rep. Satur Ocampo of the militant party-list group Bayan Muna said the late president could have stayed longer in office under her revolutionary government had she chosen to.

“But she regularized our democratic system by restoring democratic institutions and appointing the 1986 Constitutional Commission that wrote the present Constitution,” he said.

In the same forum, Quezon City Rep. Matias Defensor said Congress does not have to declare Mrs. Aquino a national hero “because she is already a hero in the hearts and minds of our people.”

He said a congressional declaration that the late president is a hero “might just politicize the acts of heroism that she had done, which transformed our nation and affected the life of every Filipino.”

Golez said politicians should not meddle in determining who is a hero and who is not and just leave the matter to the National Historical Institute.

2010 Election (Early Campaign)

Malayo pa ang election para sa Presidential Election 2010 pero marami na tayong nakikitang nga political ads sa TV na kong saan ang iba sa kanila dito ay alam naman natin na tatabo sa daratng na election ngayon 2010. Ang kanilang mga advertisement na makikita natin sa TV ay paunay lamang na interesado sila sa darating na election. Nandyan si Senator Manny Villar na ilang buwan na syang may mga ads na lumalabas sa TV na kong saan ang kanyang mga advertisement ay tungkol sa pagtulong sa mga OFW nating kababayan sa ibang bansa. Alam naman ntin na si Senator Manny Villar ay isa sa kandidato na tatakbo sa 2010 Election bilang Pangulo nga ating bansa.
Si Senator Mar Roxas din bilang Mister Palingke ay may iilang ads din na lumalabas sa TV na kong saan ay napapabalita din na tatabo sa 2010 election bilang Bise Presidenti ng ating bayan.ig
Si Senator Chiz Escodero na may plano ding tatabo bilang Presidenti ng ating bayan at may ads na din na nagawa sa TV na nagpapahiwatig tungkol sa katiwalali-an ng goberno. Marami pang mga politician na may mga ads sa tv at ko lang mabangit lahat na kong saan ay isa lamang ang hangarin nila sa taong bayan ang makuha at makumbinsi ang taong bayan na boboto sa kanila sa darating na 2010 Presidential Elections.

Tanong Ko:

* May tiwala kapa bah sa mga Politiko ngayon or even sa ating goberno?
* Sino sa palgay mo ang karapatdapat na pweding uupo sa pwesto..?
* Magagampanan kaya nila ang kanilang mga tungkulin sa taong bayan at sating bansa..?
* Ano ang pwede nilang gawin para makuha nila ang boto mo sa darating na election???
* Ikaw ano ang magagawa mo sa darating na Election 2010..?

Yan ang nasa isip ko na mga tanong tungkol sa mga tatabo sa darating na election..