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MEDIUM RARE The biggest voter turnout, 88 percent. Fastest vote count. By 6:30 p.m. on May 10, a total of 98 percent of votes counted, unofficially. More peaceful, with fewer election-related crimes reported than in previous exercises. The biggest margin won by a presidential candidate, making

Senatorial candidate and actor Robin Padilla (File photo) MANILA - Actor Robin Padilla topping this year's senatorial race came as a surprise, a political analyst said Tuesday. During the "Hatol ng Bayan 2022" program aired on state-run PTV-4, OCTA Research fellow Ranjit Rye said they could not tell the exact reason why Padilla managed to be the top choice among senatorial candidates. "Mahirap. Pinag-aaralan din namin kasi sa aming survey, hindi ho siya ang lumabas na (It'...

(File photo) MANILA - It is "bad" to depend on the candidates' winnability on the crowd estimates at their campaign rallies, a political analyst said Tuesday. This, after campaign sorties of candidates for the May 9 national and local elections have attracted a mammoth crowd amid the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic. OCTA Research fellow Ranjit Rye, who is also a political science professor at the University of the Philippines, said the pre-election surveys are more &qu...

(NOEL PABALATE / MANILA BULLETIN FILE PHOTO) University of the Philippines (UP) Political Science professor Ranjit Rye said the unofficial count of votes mirrored the results of pre-election surveys. “So far sa tingin ko, based on the partial and unofficial results na nakikita natin, tama yung mga

COVID-19 cases in the National Capital Region (NCR) may reach up to 1,000 a day should there be an increase in infections after the May 9 elections, OCTA Research fellow Dr. Guido David said Thursday.

A former secretary-general of the National Statistical Coordination Board said a more inclusive sampling of survey respondents may show different numbers on voter preference for candidates in the coming polls.

FOURTH LAYER. Awoman with underlying health conditions receives her second Moderna booster shot from a medical staff of the Philippine National Police at V-Mall Greenhills, San Juan City on Tuesday (April 26, 2022).Adults who belong to the immunocompromised category (with HIV, active cancer or malignancy, transplant recipients, undergoing steroid treatment, patients with poor prognosis or bedridden) will be prioritized for the second booster shot. (PNA photo by Joey O. Razon) MANILA - Despite pr...

(PIXABAY) The country’s new Covid-19 cases recorded per day may reach 5,000 to 10,000 “any time,” based on the current trends of virus in countries with similar situation as the Philippines, the independent research group OCTA said on Tuesday, April 26. “Inevitable na tataas ang cases natin dahil

What the awardees have to say about being part of MB’s UPLIFT Manila Bulletin's President Emilio C. Yap III together with the awardees On April 7, the Manila Bulletin held its very first UPLIFT Awards at the Maynila Ballroom of the Manila Hotel, Asia’s “Grand Dame.” Before anything, the presiden

THE DOUBLE-DIGIT price rollback for diesel fuel and other petroleum products was probably the best news for Filipinos this week. But media continued to