Posted by: quintessentialy on: October 15, 2009
SAYS COMELEC ‘Panlilio recount ruling out by November’ INQUIRER.net First Posted 13:19:00 10/15/2009 Filed Under: Elections, Eleksyon 2007, Politics MANILA, Philippines—The decision on the recount and revision of votes in the contested gubernatorial elections in Pampanga against Governor Ed Panlilio is expected between November and December, Elections Commissioner Nicodemo Ferrer said Thursday. “After both parties [...]
Posted by: quintessentialy on: September 16, 2009
Panlilio recount ends Wednesday — Comelec September 16, 2009 01:07:00 Anna Valmero INQUIRER.net MANILA, Philippines—The Commission on Elections (Comelec) will finish the recount and revision of ballots against incumbent Governor Ed Panlilio on Wednesday, an official said on Tuesday. Comelec commissioner Nicodemo Ferrer said he is optimistic that the 21 revision committees, composed of “revisors” [...]
Posted by: quintessentialy on: September 2, 2009
Pampanga gov seeks to stop recount By Anna Valmero INQUIRER.net First Posted 10:38:00 09/02/2009 Filed Under: Eleksyon 2007, Politics MANILA, Philippines — Governor Ed Panlilio has filed a motion before the Commission on Elections to stop the recount of gubernatorial votes in Pampanga. Panlilio said he no longer has the funds to pay the committee [...]
Posted by: quintessentialy on: August 15, 2009
Comelec says Panlilio recount over in 38 days August 14, 2009 19:49:00 Anna Valmero INQUIRER.net MANILA, Philippines—The Commission on Elections (Comelec) will finish the recount of ballots between incumbent Pampanga Governor Ed Panlilio and Lilia Pineda on September 26, an official said Friday. Allen Francis Abaya, Comelec director for elections contests and adjudication, said the [...]
Posted by: quintessentialy on: August 15, 2009
Recount done in 38 days Watch video The Commission on Elections will finish the recount and revision of ballots for the Pampanga governorship, which then Father Ed Panlilio won in 2007, within 38 days or by September 26. Video report by INQUIRER.net’s Anna Valmero. See related story here
