Comelec 2019 Election Results for Senator: partial, unofficial

MANILA, Philippines – The partial and unofficial election result for senatorial race is available online immediately after the close of precincts on Monday, May 13, 2019, coming from the Transparency server of the Commission on Elections (Comelec).
Comelec 2019 Election Results for Senator: partial, unofficial

The 12 candidates with the highest number of votes on today's election will join the the winners of the 2016 election to form the 18th Congress of the Philippines.

The winners of the midterm elections will be proclaimed by the Commission on Elections (COMELEC), sitting as the National Board of Canvassers. Note that candidates will be proclaimed senators-elect if the thirteenth-spot candidate no longer has a mathematical chance of surpassing the twelfth-place candidate.

The 2019 general election will be the 33rd election for the Senate of the Philippines.

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Senatorial race partial and unofficial results as of 7:00 pm, May 20, 2019 (98.28% of total election returns):

Rank Candidate Votes
1 VILLAR, CYNTHIA (NP) 25,119,136
2 POE, GRACE (IND) 21,913,272
3 GO, BONG GO (PDPLBN) 20,456,825
4 CAYETANO, PIA (NP) 19,635,613
5 DELA ROSA, BATO (PDPLBN) 18,805,908
6 ANGARA, EDGARDO SONNY (LDP) 18,043,566
7 LAPID, LITO (NPC) 16,881,622
8 MARCOS, IMEE (NP) 15,732,653
9 TOLENTINO, FRANCIS (PDPLBN) 15,370,626
10 PIMENTEL, KOKO (PDPLBN) 14,550,505
11 BONG REVILLA, RAMON JR (LAKAS) 14,547,249
12 BINAY, NANCY (UNA) 14,449,208
13 EJERCITO, ESTRADA JV (NPC) 14,226,307
14 AQUINO, BENIGNO BAM (LP) 14,081,395
15 ESTRADA, JINGGOY (PMP) 11,306,606
16 ROXAS, MAR (LP) 9,794,536
17 OSMEÑA, SERGE (IND) 9,397,801
18 ONG, DOC WILLIE (LAKAS) 7,486,732
19 MANGUDADATU, DONG (PDPLBN) 7,402,004
20 MANICAD, JIGGY (IND) 6,836,789
21 DIOKNO, CHEL (LP) 6,302,091
22 ENRILE, JUAN PONCE (PMP) 5,283,952
23 ALEJANO, GARY (LP) 4,694,568
24 COLMENARES, NERI (MKBYN) 4,656,932
25 GUTOC, SAMIRA (LP) 4,273,834
26 MACALINTAL, MACAROMY (IND) 3,973,859
27 TAÑADA, LORENZO ERIN TAPAT (LP) 3,836,648
28 GADON, LARRY (KBL) 3,419,304
29 HILBAY, PILO (AKSYON) 2,731,769
30 AGUILAR, FREDDIE (IND) 2,550,858
31 CHONG, GLENN (KDP) 2,459,997
32 ALUNAN, RAFFY (BGMBYN) 2,001,237
33 MANGONDATO, FAISAL (IND) 1,972,983
34 ESCUDERO, AGNES (IND) 1,534,547
35 PADILLA, DADO (PFP) 1,087,733
36 ARELLANO, ERNESTO (IND) 931,474
37 MONTAÑO, ALLAN (IND) 916,465
38 DE GUZMAN, KA LEODY (PLM) 888,038
39 CHAVEZ, MELCHOR (WPP) 759,746
40 ABEJO, VANGIE (IND) 651,356
41 CASIÑO, TOTI (KDP) 571,476
42 AFUANG, ABNER (WPP) 554,777
43 ALBANI, SHARIFF (WPP) 491,989
44 ROLEDA, DAN KAIBIGAN (UNA) 466,564
45 GENEROSO, GEN PEDERALISMO (IND) 446,043
46 JANGAO, BFG ABRAHAM (IND) 432,066
47 SAHIDULLA, LADY ANN (KDP) 430,945
48 ARIAS, MARCELINO (WPP) 422,328
49 ALFAJORA, RICHARD (IND) 402,108
50 MATULA, JOSE SONNY (WPP) 397,886
51 FRANCISCO, ELMER (PFP) 391,442
52 NALLIW, JOAN SHEELAH (IND) 386,920
53 ARCEGA, GERALD (WPP) 381,498
54 VALDES, BUTCH (KDP) 359,050
55 CACERES, JESUS (IND) 355,279
56 AUSTRIA, BERNARD (PDSP) 344,788
57 BALDEVARONA, BALDE (FFP) 308,819
58 MALLILLIN, EMILY (IND) 301,354
59 GADDI, CHARLIE (IND) 284,078
60 JAVELLANA, RJ (KDP) 255,933
61 GUIGAYUMA, JUNBERT (WPP) 238,922
62 MENIANO, LUTHER (WPP) 158,783

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In the recent Pulse Asia's survey, re-electionist senators Cynthia Villar and Grace Poe dominated the poll. It was followed by Taguig City representative Pia Cayetano, former presidential aide Bong Go and former senator Bong Revilla. Also in the Top 15 list are: actor Lito Lapid, former police chief Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa, re-electionist senator Sonny Angara, Ilocos Norte Gov. Imee Marcos, re-electionist senators Nancy Binay, Koko Pimentel, JV Ejercito and Bam Aquino, former senator Jinggoy Estrada and former presidential political adviser Francis Tolentino.

2019 automated election system (AES)

The May 2019 election is the country's fourth automated polls after the 2010 (presidential), 2013 (senatorial) and 2016 (presidential) polls.

When voting close on Monday, the vote counting machines (VCMs) transmit the vote counts – also known as election returns or ERs – to the different servers and canvassing centers in the AES.

From the VCMs, the election returns (ERs) are transmitted to the central server, to a transparency server, and to the municipal board of canvassers (MBOC).

From the MBOC, the results are transmitted to the provincial board of canvassers (PBOC), where the results are collated and then transmitted to the national board of canvassers (NBOC), where the results for national positions are canvassed.

The MBOC and PBOC also separately transmit ERs to the central server.

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