Tuesday, June 1st, 2010
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COMELEC Proclaimed 28 Winning Partylist

The Commission on Election (COMELEC) yesterday proclaimed twenty-eight (28) winning Partylist organization of the recently concluded 2010 automated elections. These 28 Party-list organizations were among the more than 150 Partylist groups who participated in the last election.

The following are the 28 winning party-list organizations with the total number of votes garnered and number of congressional seats:

  1. Coalition of Association of Senior Citizens in the Philippines — 1,292,182 votes (2 seats)
  2. Akbayan Citizen’s Action Party — 1,058,691 votes (2 seats)
  3. Gabriela Women’s Party — 1,001,421 votes (2 seats)
  4. Cooperative Natcco Network Party — 943,529 votes (2 seats)
  5. ABONO — 766,615 votes (2 seats)
  6. Bayan Muna — 746,019 votes (2 seats)
  7. An Waray — 711,631 votes (2 seats)
  8. Agricultural Sector Alliance of the Philippines, Inc. (AGAP) — 515,501 votes (1 seat)
  9. Alliance for Barangay Concerns Party (ABC) — 469,093 votes (1 seat)
  10. Anakpawis — 445,628 votes (1 seat)
  11. Kabataan Party-list — 417,923 votes (1 seat)
  12. Abante Mindanao, Inc. (ABAMIN) — 376,011 votes (1 seat)
  13. Act Teachers — 369,564 votes (1 seat)
  14. You Against Corruption and Poverty (YACAP) — 335,635 votes (1 seat)
  15. Ang Kasangga sa Kaunlaran, Inc. (Ang Kasangga) — 296,368 votes (1 seat)
  16. Bagong Henerasyon (BH) — 292,875 votes (1 seat)
  17. Ang Galing Pinoy (AGP) — 269,009 votes (1 seat)
  18. Agbiag! Timpuyog Ilocano, Inc. (AGBIAG) — 262,298 votes (1 seat)
  19. Puwersa ng Bayaning Atleta (PBA) — 238,675 votes (1 seat)
  20. Arts Business and Science Professionals — 257,301 votes (1 seat)
  21. Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP) — 244,623 votes (1 seat)
  22. Alyansa ng mga Grupong Haligi ng Agham at Teknolohiya Para sa Mamamayan, Inc. (AGHAM) — 241,898 votes (1 seat)
  23. Democratic Independent Workers Association (DIWA) — 238,675 votes (1 seat)
  24. Kapatiran ng mga Nakulong na Walang Sala — 234,717 votes (1 seat)
  25. Kalinga Advocacy for Social Empowerment and Nation Building Through Easing Poverty, Inc. (Kalinga) — 229,198 votes (1 seat)
  26. Alagad Party-list — 227,116 votes (1 seat)
  27. Ang Pamilya — 217,032 votes (1 seat)
  28. Alliance of Volunteer Educators — 214,760 (1 seat)

Meanwhile, the COMELEC stopped the proclamation of Ang Galing Pinoy (AGP) nominee Rep. Mikey Arroyo due to a pending motion for reconsideration involving the decision of its second division to dismiss two disqualification cases filed against the lawmaker.


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June 2, 2010
Led Kriz

Everytime I read news about the Party List my blood pressure turns mercurial. In my mind, I cannot imagine how those bastard politicians like Angie Reyes and Mikey Arroyo particularly, can have the gall make use of that provision (aptly vehicle) for their own demonic desir es. ANG KAKAPAL NG MGA MUKHA!!! YOU ARE NOT AND NEVER PART OF ANY MARGINALIZED SECTOR. MGA BUHONG. Your objectives so obvious, to perpetuate yoursellves in power, in the limelight, in a position where you can ensure your own glories and blasphemous lifestyles. I hope one day, Pilipinos will collectively come together in huge number and shout out in chorus, ” LUMAYAS KAYO DIYAN MGA MAKAKAPAL ANG MUKHA”.