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MANILA, Philippines – Camarines Sur congressional bet Leni Robredo pulls ahead in the early results against opponent Nelly Villafuerte in one of the most-watched local race in this mid-term elections.
Robredo, the widow of former Interior Secretary Jesse Robredo, is up against a member of a political clan that has ruled the region for years.
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As of 11:30 pm on Monday, May 13, initial and unofficial results show Robredo, who is running under the ruling Liberal Party (LP), dominates with 75,004 votes, way ahead of Villafuerte’s 21,640.
Another closely watched race in Camarines Sur is the gubernatorial race where the son of incumbent governor Luis Raymund “LRay” Villafuerte, Migz, is running against his grandfather and former governor Luis Villafuerte.
Early results show Migz garnered 103,797 votes, way higher than Luis’ 82,789.
Camarines Sur is home to some of the longest-serving political dynasties in the country. – Rappler.com
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