Mayor Duterte Could Surpass the Voting Records of Previous Presidents
Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte could be the first majority President of the Republic of the Philippines after some analysts revealed during media interviews that the tough-talking Mayor may surpass the voting record of the most popular presidents in recent history, Pres. Benigno Aquino III and former Pres. Joseph Estrada.
Richard Javad Heydarian, a political science professor at De La Salle University, "with 60 percent of votes almost counted, I think its almost safe to say na mananalo si Mayor Digong.
In an interview with Mel Tiangco and Vicky Morales, the brilliant political analysts noted that "Ang question lang dito gaano ka large yung kanyang mandato. Ang kutob namin this could be between 40-45 percent. If he goes to 45 percent eto yung pinakamataas ever for any presidential candidate,” Heydarian stated.
Based upon the latest unofficial tally of PPCRV, Mayor Duterte already more than 14.5 million votes while his closest rival Mar Roxas only get 8.7 million.
According to the political analyst Pres. Aquino got 42 percent of the total votes cast for president in the 2010 national elections while his rival Mayor Estrada got 38 percent during the 1998 presidential elections.
Records show that of the 35.1 million votes cast in the 2010 elections, Aquino of the Liberal Party got 15.2 million or 42.08 percent of the total while his closest rivals, deposed president Estrada of Pwersa ng Masa and former Senate president and Speaker Manuel Villar of the Nacionalista Party got 9.4 million (26.25 percent) and 5.5 million (15.42 percent) respectively.
During the 1998 national election a total of 26.9 million votes cast, Estrada of the Laban ng Makabayang Masang Pilipino got 10.7 million or 39.86 percent while former Speaker Jose de Venecia of Lakas-Kampi and the late former senator Raul Roco of Aksyon Demokratiko got 4.26 million (15.87 percent) and 3.7 million (13.33 percent) respectively.
Based upon the history of Philippine election, the most popular in history, Pres. Ramon Magsaysay of the Nacionalista Party is the most dominant president with more than 68.90 percent or 2.9 million out of 4.2 million cast votes. The opponent of Ramon Magsaysay, Elpedio Quirino only got 1.3 million or 31.08 percent.
Richard Javad Heydarian, a political science professor at De La Salle University, "with 60 percent of votes almost counted, I think its almost safe to say na mananalo si Mayor Digong.
In an interview with Mel Tiangco and Vicky Morales, the brilliant political analysts noted that "Ang question lang dito gaano ka large yung kanyang mandato. Ang kutob namin this could be between 40-45 percent. If he goes to 45 percent eto yung pinakamataas ever for any presidential candidate,” Heydarian stated.
Based upon the latest unofficial tally of PPCRV, Mayor Duterte already more than 14.5 million votes while his closest rival Mar Roxas only get 8.7 million.
According to the political analyst Pres. Aquino got 42 percent of the total votes cast for president in the 2010 national elections while his rival Mayor Estrada got 38 percent during the 1998 presidential elections.
Records show that of the 35.1 million votes cast in the 2010 elections, Aquino of the Liberal Party got 15.2 million or 42.08 percent of the total while his closest rivals, deposed president Estrada of Pwersa ng Masa and former Senate president and Speaker Manuel Villar of the Nacionalista Party got 9.4 million (26.25 percent) and 5.5 million (15.42 percent) respectively.
During the 1998 national election a total of 26.9 million votes cast, Estrada of the Laban ng Makabayang Masang Pilipino got 10.7 million or 39.86 percent while former Speaker Jose de Venecia of Lakas-Kampi and the late former senator Raul Roco of Aksyon Demokratiko got 4.26 million (15.87 percent) and 3.7 million (13.33 percent) respectively.
Based upon the history of Philippine election, the most popular in history, Pres. Ramon Magsaysay of the Nacionalista Party is the most dominant president with more than 68.90 percent or 2.9 million out of 4.2 million cast votes. The opponent of Ramon Magsaysay, Elpedio Quirino only got 1.3 million or 31.08 percent.
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Mayor Duterte Could Surpass the Voting Records of Previous Presidents
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May 09, 2016
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