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The
2007 elections posted a high turnout of 82.57% or some
543,000 out of a total of 661,001 registered Boholano
voters, said the Commission on Elections.
But
it looked like Boholano voters shun away on voting party-list
as reflected in a very low turnout. Lawyer Raul Barbarona,
in an interview yesterday, admitted there was poor performance
on party-lists.
A total of 192,697 votes in the entire province or measly
29.15% of the total registered votes were garnered by
93 party-lists accredited by Comelec but only five (party-lists)
got five-digit score.
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The
Boholano electorate gave the Alliance of Rural Concerns (ARC)
23,973 votes, the highest so far. It is followed by Association
of Philippine electric Cooperatives, 16,568. Akbayan Citizens
Action Party harvested a total of 12,100; Buhay Hayaan Yumabong,
11,392; and Bayan Muna, 10,413 votes.
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The
lowest is Suara Bangsamoro, which got only 20 votes.
Others
which got a four-digit score include A Teacher, 9,601;
Gabriela Women's Party, 7,953; Cooperative-Natco, 6,872;
Alyansang Bayanihan ng Magsasaka Bukid at Mangingisda,
Adhikain at Kilusang ng Ordinaryong Tao, 6,480; Cocofed,
4,150; and Citizens Battle Against Corruption, 4,075.
Agricultural
Sector Alliance of the Philippines, Inc., 3,014; Ahon
Pinoy, 3,358; Anak Pawis, 3,988; Coalition of Associations
of Senior Citizens in the Philippines, 3,435; Confederation
of Grains Retailers Association of the Philippines,
3,307; Kasangga sa Kaunlaran, 3,322; Kabataan, 3,142;
and Veterans Freedom Party, 3,306.
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Abanse
Pinay scored 2,637 votes; Alliance for Barangay Concerns,
2,704; Alyansa ng May Kapansanang Pinoy, 2,815; United Transport
Koalisyon, 2,683; Aangat Tayo, 1,193; ABAKADA, 1,754; Akbay
Pinoy OFW-National Inc., 1,690; Angat Ating Kabuhayan Pilipinas,
1,107; Bagong Alyansang Tagapagtaguyod ng Adhikaing Sambayanan,
1,234; Democratic Independent Workers Association, 1,935;
The True Marcos Loyalists Association, 1,786; Trade Union
Congress Party, 1,658; and United Movement Against Drugs,
1,654.
Those
who got less than a thousand votes include Abono, 155; Action
for Democracy and Development for Tribal People, 215; Advocates
for Special Children and Handicapped, 678; Aging Pilipino
Organization, 113; Ahonbayan, 160; Aksyon Sambayanan, 358;
Alagad, 970; Alay sa Bayan ng Malayang Propesyon, 250; Alliance
of Neo-cooperatives, 135; Alliance of People's Organizations,
330; Allaicen of Vendors, and traders of the Philippines,
443; Alliance of volunteers Educators, 965; An Waray, 599;
A SMILE, 830; angat Antas, Kabuhayan Pilipino Movement, 295;
Asosasyon ng mga Maliliit Negosyanteng Gumaganap, 553; Barangay
Asociation for National Advancement of Transparency, 342;You
Against Corruption and Poverty, 829; Pwersa nga Bayaning Atleta
(PBA), 246; Partido ng Manggagawa, 477; Kalahi Advocates for
Overseas Filipinos, 978; Filipinos for Peace, Justice, and
Progress Movement, 739; and Biyaheng Pinoy, 450. (Ric V. Obedencio)
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