The Philippine electoral process is truly unique and quiet more of showbiz. Now that the campaigns of all the Presidential in the May 10 Elections is in full throttle, local stars emerges to give their all-out support to their respective favorites. These celebrities are cinched to give candidates some sort of edge since they will command following wherever and whenever they’re with the candidates different campaign sorties. Now let’s see who has the most celebrities on the respective campaign trail of the candidates. Let’s see which Presidential Bet’s stars shines the most and lure the most number of audience while campaigning, as of March 2010.
For Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino
Aljur Abrenica
Boy Abunda
Ogie Alcasid
Bea Alonso
Kris Bernal
Sharon Cuneta
Kim Chiu
Anne urtis
Dingdong Dantes
Ai-ai De Las Alas
Bianca Gonzales
Jim Paredes
Pooh
Marian Rivera
Mariel Rodriguez
Erik Santos
Sitti
Regine Velasquez
For Manny Villar
Andrew E
Sarah Geronimo
Parokya ni Edgar
April Boy Regino
Willie Revillame
Randy Santiago
For Teodoro “Gibo” Teodoro
Rivermaya
For Joseph Estrada
Lorna Tolentino
For Eddie Villanueva
Gary Valenciano
Angeli Pangilinan-Valenciano
Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer
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In the latest survey made by Social Weather Stations (SWS) Survey, Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino of the Liberal Party leads Nacinalista Party’s Manny Villar by only 2%, whilst Senator Manuel “Mar” Roxas, continues to protect his wide lead over second running Senator Loren Legarda.
There are 2,100 registered voters polled by the SWS from February 24 to 28, which has a margin of error of 2.2% points. Aquino cornered 36% rating while Manny Villar collected 34% rating.
Ousted President Joseph Estrada ranked third with 15% (up by 2 points), Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro checked in fourth with 6% (up by 2 points), Bro. Eddie Villanueva is in sixth place with 3% (up by a point) and Senator Dick Gordon takes the sixth spot with 2% (no change).
Rounding out the Presidentiables’ percentage points includes: Vetellano Acosta 0.4%, Nicanor Perlas (0.2%), Olongapo City Councilor JC delos Reyes (0.1%), and Senator Jamby Madrigal (0.1%).
Last week Comelec booted out (disqualified) Acosta from the race.
Here is a quick look at the 10 Presidential Candidates’ in the (Philippine May Election) Latest Rating in SWS (February 24 to 28).
1. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino 36%
2. Manny Villar 34%
3. Joseph Estrada 15%
4. Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro 6%
5. Bro. Eddie Villanueva 3%
6. Dick Gordon 2%
7. Vetellano Acosta 0.4%
8. Nicanor Perlas (0.2%)
9. JC Delos Reyes (0.1%)
10. Jamby Madrigal (0.1%)
Feel free to visit the Last Month’s SWS Survey.
http://www.wisediscoveryinfo.com/latest-sws-survey-january/
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Philippine Politics, Politics and Social Issues | Gener | March 10, 2010 11:58 am | Comments (0)
Updated. Latest Pulse Asia Survey for February 10. A nationwide survey with a +/- 2% error margin and with a confidence level of 95% whipped out by Pulse Asia asked 1,800 Filipino adults aged 18 years, above whom they will vote if the election is to be held now and they responded with the following:
Click to enlarge the Table 1 from Pulse Asia
Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino of the Liberal Party which is nursing just a 2% lead over his nearest pursuer Manny Villar of the Nacionalista Party last month, smoothly coasts to a more comfortable lead for the month of February as he collared 36% of the respondent’s nods, a clear 7% lead over Villar which posted 29%. Checking in third is former Philippine President Joseph “Erap” Estrada (PMP) which obtained 18% a big improvement from his 12% last month. Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro is slowly making some gains as he nailed 7% rating his highest in months and to secure fourth place. Brother Eddie Villanueva cruised to fifth place with 2% rating and Dick Gordon acquired 1% rating to rank sixth. Six percent of the respondents have no preferences or undecided.
In the Vice Presidential derby, Senator Manuel “Mar” Roxas of the Liberal Party continues to show the way as he lead over fierce rival Senator Loren Legarda by 16%. Roxas posted a rating of 43% whilst Legarda garnered 27% rating.
Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay (PDP-Laban) is in third place with 15% and the other aspirants get a rating of 4% or less. Seven percent of the respondents have no preferences or undecided.
For more information feel free to visit www.pulseasia.com
January 10 Pulse Asia Rating
With just four months away from the National Elections before May 10, 2010, an intense and breathtaking neck to-neck battle is looming between early favorite Noynoy Aquino of the Liberal Party, and darkhorse Manny Villar of the Nacionalista Party. Aquino is nursing 2% lead over the second running Villar. Aquino collared 37% of the respondents while Villar got 35%. Former President Joseph Ejercito of Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino took 12%. The other presidential bets combined for 5% while the remaining 6% are undecided yet about whom to vote for President.
Top Three Candidates in the recent Pulse Asia Survey
1. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino 37
2. Manny Villar 35
3. Joseph Estrada 12%
4. Ratings of the other candidates 5% or less
5. Undecided 6%
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Pulse Asia released its public finding about the Public Trust of Filipinos towards the Presidential aspirants in the coming May Elections. Manny Villar provided the big surprise as he took the first place by a skin of his teeth against previous survey favorite and front running Benigno “Noynoy’ Aquino
A table below shows the recent finding of Pulse Asia with respect of the Public Trust of Filipinos especially among the President and Vice Presidential bets.
Click to enlarge
For more information feel free to visit:
http://pulseasia.com.ph/pulseasia/story.asp?ID=709
Liberal Party standard-bearer and Presidential aspirant Sen. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino h challenged his chief rival Sen. Manny Villar of the Nacionalista Party to a one-on-one debate to tackle various issues. Aquino threw the challenge after a forum conducted by the Foreign Correspondents of the Philippines, which is based in Makati City.
Aquino said that he and Villar must both have competence in all perspectives. Former Philippine President Joseph Ejercito Estrada and Villar skipped the forum.
The LP Presidentiable bet said that he is giving Villar the opportunity to select the topic to discuss.
Aquino said “Gusto ko umabot nga kami sa talagang debate, magtatagisan ng punto.” A debate is indeed important since the voters will determine which of the present crop of candidates have the attributes and desires to be deserving of their much-coveted vote.
At the voting center the voters look for their respective names on the voter’s list to know their own precinct and sequence number.
The voter should go to Board of Election Inspectors (BEI), for verification of his/her identity. Once cleared to vote the voter will receive a secrecy folder and a marking pen.
The voter inserts the ballot in the entry set of the PCOS machines, waits until the ballot is dropped into the ballot box.
The voter returns the ballot-secrecy folder and marking pen to the BEI.
The chair shall apply indelible ink on the right forefinger.
The voter shall affix his/her thumbprint o the corresponding spaces on the voter’s list before leaving the polling place.
Tallying Votes
Election returns at the precinct level will be transmitted electronically to the central server of the Comelec and to the board of canvassers at the municipal, city, provincial and national levels.
Results are expected within 2 hours at the local level and 36 hours at the national level.
February 14, 2010 (12:30 PM Philippine time, Valentines Day too). The Presidential bets in the 2010 Philippine Elections for the position of the President and Vice Presidential are indeed waxing hot on their respective campaign trail. Facebook which is now in the top three of the most prominent websites in the realms of the Internet is not spared from being used as a powerful weapon in the arsenal of the aspirants in the May Elections in getting the nods of Filipinos. Let us take a glimpse of who is taking full advantage of having the most fans in one of the world’s most prominent website in the world, that is the Facebook (Note: this is based on the fans of the different bets in the Presidential and Vice Presidential positions in the coming May elections in Facebook, and in no way connected to any surveys conducted in the country):
For President
1. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino 640,820
2. Manny Villar 607,413
3. Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro 150,380
4. Eddie Villanueva 29,171
5. Dick Gordon 14,390
6. Joseph Ejercito Estrada 7,369
7. Nick Perlas 1,476
For Vice President
1. Mar Roxas 119,107
2. Loren Legarda 30,059
3. Bayani Fernando 13,741
4. Jejomar Binay 4,574
5. Edu Manzano 2,971
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Comelec and Smartmatic –Total Information Management (TIM) Corporation agreed to a contract that cost a whopping P7.2 Billion that was signed on July 10, 2009, after a long and tedious bidding process. A joint venture between Smartmatic and TIM nailed the much-coveted bidding. TIM have the lion’s share of the consortium 60-40, which was formalized last July 2009 by SEC.
Smartmatic is a Netherlands-based multinational company, with subsidiaries in other countries like the USA, the Netherlands, Venezuela, Mexico, Ecuador and Barbados.
Smartmatic already conducted elections in Latin America, Caribbean and the US since 2004 of August.
TIM, on the other hand is a Filipino-based IT solutions provider that was erected in 1985. It has already served various government agencies such as SSS, DTI and GSIS.
Positions Up For Grab
President: 1
Vice President: 1
Senators: 12
House of Representative
District: 230
Party List:57
Governor: 80
Vice overnor: 80
Member, Sangguniang Panlalawigan: 766
City Mayor: 137
City Vice Mayor: 137
Member, Sanguniang Panglungsod: ,524
Municipal Mayor: 1,497
Municipal Vice Mayor: 1,497
Member, Sangguniang Bayan: 11,980
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The next Philippine elections slated this may will be historic, since for the first time ever Filipinos will be using automated voting process to determine their future leaders. But how this machine really works?
Each clustered precincts is installed with PCOS (ballot-based voting and a counting machine). During the Election Day, the Board of Election Inspectors (BEI), consisting of three teachers, switches it on employing a security key. Security pins are used to assure that there is no entry or vote in the machine’s memory or to configure the machine. The specially marked ballot fed into the machine will be scan. Once the polling is over though, the votes will be counted by the machines and the election returns will be printed.
Then a cable is connected to the machine to allow electronic transmission of election reports to the Comelec Central Server and Board of Canvasser. Each of the machines has back-up battery to allow smooth operation even when there is a power outage.
(Updated February 10, at about 10:25 PM Philippine TimeThis article is made last February 2, 2010 at around 9:44 PM)The battle for supremacy in the May Philippine Elections is beginning to heat up, as candidates are now jockeying for the position on top. It is not surprising if the power of the Internet is not spared from candidate as part of their arsenal in seducing the much-coveted nods of the Filipinos. Now lets take a close peek at who among the Presidentiables is reigning supreme in terms of which website is superior, this article will highlight the two top contenders in the electoral process come this May, and it is a dogfight between the two top and hottest contenders on the land Between Noynoy Aquino and Manny Villar.
A website need not look fabulous but must have what it takes to get traffic or the page views. Quality content may help same with the keywords used (the user’s search terms when using the search engines), for these two factors may help bolster and strengthen a website. The best website boils down to which obtains the most visitors. Now let’s consult Alexa (a barometer or yardstick in measuring the strength of a website based on the numbers of visitors or traffic) on which among the two of the top contenders in the Philippine Presidential election are doing their assignment well in their own respective websites.
Manny Villar
Website: www.mannyvillar.com.ph
Alexa Traffic Rank: 389,621
Traffic Rank in the Philippines: 1,789
Sites Linking in: 83
Source: http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/noynoy.ph
Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino
Website: www.noynoy.ph
Traffic Rank: 258,338
Traffic Rank in the Philippines: 893 (Barging among the top 1,000 sites in the Philippines)
Sites Linking in: 49
Source: http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/noynoy.ph
What is Alexa Traffic Rank?
Answer: It is a measure of website’s popularity. The rank is calculated using a combination of average daily visitors and pageviews over the past 3 months. (This article is made last February 2, 2010 at around 9:44 PM)
What is the Traffic Rank in a Country?
Answer: A measure of a website’s popularity in a specific country. The complete list of ranks by country is on the ‘Traffic Stats’ tab below.
Based on the given data you may have your own verdict on which of the two is leading in this category.
The election fever is slowly making its presence felt in the Philippines. Filipinos from all walks of life is indeed keen on the forthcoming elections this May. The candidates are all raring to slug it out it in the electoral process as their political strategies are slowly being unfurled and dished out. Additionally, TV and Radio ads are all over the place and the various candidates in the various positions especially the Presidentiables are all systems go with their own campaign sorties. Now let’s see who is lording over in the current surveys conducted from recognized pollsters in the Philippines.
Noynoy Aquino is nursing his lead over his next nearest pursuer. Aquino is again setting the pace garnering 42 percent while Roxas improved to 35 percent. Joseph Ejercito Estrada maintains his third place ranking with 13%.
In the vice presidential race, Roxas pulled away from his closest opponent, Sen. Loren Legarda who collared 28 percent. Placing third is Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay who got 16%, followed by former Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) chairman Bayani Fernando and former Optical Media Board (OMB) chairman and actor/host Edu Manzano who got two percent a piece.
Here is the latest survey from SWS
For President
1. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino 42%
2. Manny Villar 35%
3. Joseph Ejercito Estrada 13%
4. Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro 4 %
5. Bro. Eddie Villanueva 2%
6. Dick Gordon 2%
For Vice President
1. Mar Roxas 49%
2. Loren Legarda 21%
3. Jejomar Binay 16%
4. Bayani Fernando 2%
5. Edu Manzano 2%
Jan 31, 2010 (8:00 PM Philippine time). The Presidential bets in the 2010 Philippine Elections for the position of the President and Vice Presidential are indeed waxing hot on their respective campaign trail. Facebook which is now in the top three of the most prominent websites in the realms of the Internet is not spared from being used as a powerful weapon in the arsenal of the aspirants in the May Elections in getting the nods of Filipinos. Let us take a glimpse of who is taking full advantage of having the most fans in one of the world's most prominent website in the world, that is the Facebook (Note: this is based on the fans of the different bets in the Presidential and Vice Presidential positions in the coming May elections in Facebook, and in no way connected to any surveys conducted in the country):
For President
1. Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino 513,726
2. Manny Villar 478325
3. Gilbert "Gibo" Teodoro 72828
4. Eddie Villanueva 21,751
5. Dick Gordon 7596
6. Joseph Ejercito Estrada 5687
7. Nick Perlas 1272
8. Jamby Madrigal 393
For Vice President
1. Mar Roxas 91,172
2. Bayani Fernando 11,315
3. Jejomar Binay 4,097
4. Loren Legarda 2,904
5. Edu Manzano 2,623
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Philippine Politics, Politics and Social Issues | Gener | January 31, 2010 10:36 pm | Comments (2)
The two field tests of automated votingconducted by the Commission on Elections was again not spared by glitches in balloting, transmission of election results. The two tests were initiated last January 27 and 29. One machine tested in Aguho Elementary School in Pateros didn’t read four out of 10 valid sample ballots when fed to the machine.
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With just five months before the election, Sen. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III continued to hold a huge lead over his presidential rivals according to pollster Pulse Asia. The Liberal Party standard bearer collected 45% of the respondents in the nationwide pre-elections survey conducted by Pulse Asia. Nacionalista Party bet and real estate tycoon, Manny Villar Jr., cornered 23%. Ousted former Philippine President Joseph “Erap” Estrada of the Partidong Masang Pilipino (PMP) checked in third by netting 19% of the votes made by the respondents.
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Philippine Politics, Politics and Social Issues | Gener | January 27, 2010 2:41 pm | Comments (1)
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