Senatorial candidate and former Interior Secretary Benhur Abalos Jr. clinched key endorsements from political heavyweights in Surigao del Sur, strengthening his campaign in the vote-rich Caraga region ahead of the 2025 midterm elections. Governor Alexander Pimentel, Representative Johnny Pimentel, Vice Governor Manuel Alameda, and members
The Partido sa Bagong Pilipino (PBP) Partylist, led by nominees Atty. Goyo Larrazabal and Beaver Lopez, has secured the 20th spot in Tangere’s latest 2025 Pre-Election Party-List Preferential Survey. With a voter preference of 1.37%, this strong debut reflects growing support for PBP’s mission to
Bukidnon Vice Governor Clive Quiño joined the recently concluded “Takbo para sa West Philippine Sea” in Cagayan de Oro City. The Bukidnon vice governor joined over 1,500 runners from various sectors. The Philippine Coast Guard, Presidential Communications Office, National Task Force for the West Philippine
Valencia City, Bukidnon Mayor Azucena “Sunny” Huervas declared her interest to run for Bukidnon governor in next year’s midterm elections. “If walay Zubiri nga mudagan (as gobernador), ani-a ang usa ka babaye. Ani-a si Mayor Huervas,” she declared before thousands who witnessed the event Saturday,
Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri shared that Malaybalay City, Bukidnon is among the areas that will soon have additional regional and municipal trial courts. In a Facebook post Monday, Zubiri said that the Senate approved 16 bills creating the RTCs and MTCs. Senator Francis Tolentino
Bukidnon 1st, 3rd and 4th Districts were identified as among the “43 strong” that held off from submitting signatures for the doomed peoples initiative Charter change (Cha-change). This means that Bukidnon 2nd District is the only district in Bukidnon to have submitted signatures for what
Senate Minority Leader Aquilino “Koko” Pimentel III issued a challenge to the House of Representatives – to urge their fellow members to call for the abandonment of the people’s initiative aimed at amending the Constitution. In a radio interview on Tuesday, Pimentel urged those behind