LINGAYEN—Two other Espinos, the son and brother of re-elected Gov. Amado Espino Jr, won won their respective bids in the May 13 polls. Jumel Anthony Espino, 24, single, the youngest son of the governor, was elected as mayor of Bugallon town and he comes down in history as the youngest…
HOMEGROWN Abono partylist based in Rosales town was the number one choice once again by Pangasinenses in the May 13 polls, giving the group 378,690 votes. Official tally from the provincial office of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) indicate that Abono was a runaway favorite with the second partylist, APEC,…
LINGAYEN—“Let us start again and rebuild our institution.” This was the message of Governor Amado T. Espino Jr. during the regular flag-raising ceremony of the provincial government on May 21 as he expressed gratitude over the unwavering support, fervent prayers and trust given to him by Pangasinenses.
ARENAS IN 3RD DISTRICT—Provincial Election Supervisor Atty. Marino Salas (center) proclaim Rosemarie Arenas (2nd from left) as the new 3rd District Rep. replacing her daughter, incumbent Rep. Rachel Arenas. The elder Arenas garnered more than 90,000 votes after substituting daughter Rachel who was unopposed. Back to Homepage
MALASIQUI—Incoming 3rd District Rep. Rosemarie “Baby” Arenas, mother of outgoing Rep. Ma. Rachel Arenas, vowed to carry on with the projects initiated by her daughter and at the same time, gave a heads up on how different she will be.
BANI—A 33 year-old mother, who has previously served as municipal councilor, has broken the 40-year rule of the Navarro family in this small town in the western part of Pangasinan.
TEAM STO. TOMAS–-Sto. Tomas Vice Mayor Timoteo Villar (center in blue polo shirt), along with his entire slate who all ran unopposed, is proclaimed new mayor by the town board of canvassers Monday night. Back to Homepage
STO. TOMAS—This town comes down in Pangasinan history for being the first and only municipality with an entire slate of candidates without opponents in the May 13 elections. All the unopposed candidates — mayor, vice mayor and eight councilors — were officially proclaimed winners by the Commission on Elections (Comelec)…
DEFECTION—Bonuan Gueset Barangay Kapitan Rico Mejia (second from right) affirms his support by raising the hands of former Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr., Vice Mayor Belen Fernandez, Fourth District Rep. Gina de Venecia, Councilor Maybelyn Fernandez and Solo de Venecia shortly after he announced his formal withdrawal of support from Mayor…
VOTES cast for disqualified partylist groups will not be counted by the Commission on Elections (Comelec), the agency’s top official reminded voters as the final list of approved and cancelled groups were released. Comelec Chairman Sixto Brilliantes said the basis used for the final list is the Supreme Court (SC)’s new…
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