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BP Senators on Top in OAV Exit Polls in Hong Kong

by ajtinsay|Apr 23, 2010|Posted in Report

Senatoriable Alex Tinsay of Bangon
Pilipinas is in fifth spot of the top 12 exit polls of the Philippine overseas
absentee vote (OAV) in Hongkong, reports reaching the campaign headquarters of
Tinsay said today.

In a related development, Bangon
Pilipinas standard bearer Bro. Eddie Villanueva led the exit polls from
Hongkong.

Bangon Pilipinas candidates also
dominated the race for the 12 Senate seats with six senatoriables. The six are
Katherine “Kata” Inocencio (215 votes), Israel Virgines (180 votes), Zafrullah
Alonto (179), Reynaldo Princesa (178), Alex Tinsay (177), and Adz Nikabulin
(167).

Supporters of Villanueva, Tinsay,
partymate Kata Inocencio were elated to hear about it. One of those expressing
joy is Dr. Vinzons Pineda, a noted dermatologist who owns Dermclinic.

Villanueva and Liberal Party
presidential bet Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III are leading the vote in
the early results of the 2010 overseas absentee voting in Hong Kong, according to exit polls.

An exit poll conducted by Filipino
newspaper, The Sun on the first Sunday of voting held last April 11 showed Villanueva
ahead with 396 votes, or 36.1 % of the total 2901 votes cast. Aquino has 392
votes or 35.7 %. Running a distant 3rd is Manny Villar of Nacionalista Party with
204 votes or 18.6 %.
Other presidential candidates
received only marginal support: Joseph Estrada of Pwersa ng Masa ng Pilipinas
(PMP) had 34 votes; Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro of Lakas-Kampi-CMD (Lakas)
with 26; Richard Gordon of Bagumbayan-VNP (B. Bayan) with 22; and Jamby
Madrigal (Independent) with 2.

Two other candidates, JC de los Reyes
of Ang Kasangga Party (AKP) and Jesus Perlas (Independent), did not get a
single vote.

In the vice presidential race,
Aquino’s running-mate, Mar Roxas, slightly edged out Bangon Pilipinas
vice-presidential bet Perfecto Yasay Jr. Roxas received 326 votes, or 30.2%,
while Yasay was just 1 vote down at 325, or 29.6%.

Third in the race was Villar’s
running mate, Loren Legarda, with 198 votes, or 18%.

An estimated 11,495 Filipinos have
voted in Hong Kong – or more than 12 percent
of the 95,355 overseas voters there – since April 10.
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Ang senatoriable na si Alex Tinsay ng Bangon Pilipinas ay nasa ikalimang puesto ng top 12 exit polls sa overseasabsentee vote sa Hongkong, ayon sa isang ulat na nakarating sa campaign headquarters ng naturang kandidato.

Kaugnay nito, ang Bangon Pilipinas standard bearer na si Bro. Eddie Villanueva ay nanguna rin sa exit polls mula sa Hongkong.

Labis naman itong ikinatuwa ng mga taga-suporta nina Villanueva, Tinsay at kapuwa kandidato na si Kata Inocencio sa pangunguna ni Dr. Vinzons Pineda, isang batikang dermatologist na may-ari ng Dermclinic.

Bukod kay Tinsay, ang iba pang kandidato ng Bangon Pilipinas na nag-domina sa karera para sa 12 Senate seat ay  sina Inocencio (215 votes), Israel Virgines (180 votes), Zafrullah Alonto (179), Reynaldo Princesa (178), Alex Tinsay (177) at Adz Nikabulin (167).

Si Villanueva at Liberal Party presidential bet Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III ang nangunguna sa maagang halalan ng 2010 overseas absentee voting sa Hong Kong , ayon sa mga exit poll.

Ang exit poll ay ginawa ng Filipino newspaper, The Sun, sa unang Linggo na ginanap noong Abril 11 na nagpakitang si Villanueva ay una na may 396 votes, o 36.1 % sa kabuuang 2901 boto. Si Aquino ay may 392 votes o 35.7 %. Ikatlo si Manny Villar ng Nacionalista Party na may 204 votes o 18.6 %.

Ang iba pang presidentiables ay may iilang boto: Joseph Estrada ng Pwersa ng Masa ng Pilipinas (PMP), 34 votes; Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro of Lakas-Kampi-CMD (Lakas), 26; Richard Gordon ng Bagumbayan-VNP (B. Bayan), 22; at Jamby Madrigal(Independent), 2.

Dalawa pang kandidato, sina JC de los Reyes ng Ang Kasangga Party (AKP) at Jesus Perlas (Independentay walang nakuhang boto.

Sa vice presidential race, ang running mate ni Aquino, na si Mar Roxas, ay bahagyang nalampasan si Bangon Pilipinasvice-presidential bet Perfecto Yasay Jr. Nakakuha si Roxas ng 326 votes, o 30.2 %, habang si Yasay ay isang boto lamang na 325, o 29.6%.

Ikatlo ay si ang running mate ni Villar, Loren Legarda, na may 198 votes, o 18 %.

Tinatayang 11,495 Filipino ang bumoto sa Hong Kong – o higit 12 porsiyento ng 95,355 overseas voters duon mula Abril 10.

Iyon ang pinakamataas na naitala ng voter turnout simula ng mag-umpisa ang overseas absentee voting (OAV) noong Abril 10.

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