Former President Joseph Estrada and runningmate Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay emerged as the top candidates for president and vice president, respectively, among soldiers and police who took part in the local absentee voting.
Former President Joseph Estrada and runningmate Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay emerged as the top candidates for president and vice president, respectively, among soldiers and police who took part in the local absentee voting.
Estrada got 8,770 votes, while Binay received 12,995 votes.
Administration standard-bearer Gilbert Teodoro, former Defense Secretary, was second to Estrada with 6,199 votes, while Senator Benigno Aquino III got 2,744 votes.
In the vice presidential race, Binay was followed by Senator Manuel Roxas with 4,583 votes and Bayani Fernando with 821 votes.
The certificates of canvass (CoC) from local absentee voting was one of those canvassed by Congress Friday.
In absentee voting, the manual system of casting votes was used. The participants were allowed to vote only for president, vice president, 12 senators and a party-list group.
Meanwhile, canvassing of CoC for Bahamas was deferred due to discrepancies in the total number of votes.
The tally for local absentee voting:
PRESIDENT:
Acosta – 1
Aquino – 2,744
Delos Reyes - 5
Estrada – 8,770
Gordon – 225
Madrigal - 5
Perlas – 13
Teodoro – 6,199
Villanueva – 259
Villar – 670
VICE PRESIDENT
Binay – 12,995
Chipeco – 3
Fernando – 821
Legarda - 117
Manzano – 175
Roxas – 4,583
Sonza – 22
Yasay - 110
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