ELECTIONS COMMISSION CHAIRMAN JOSE MELO

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The son of Philippine democracy icons took the lead in the vote count for the presidency after the country's first automated elections Monday, which were marred by technical glitches and violence that claimed at least nine lives.
PARTIAL COMELEC ELECTION RESULTS (AS OF 10 P.M.)
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Security forces have identified nearly a third of all Philippine cities and towns as in danger of erupting in violence during elections in May, officials said Thursday.
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Aquino leading in early presidential race results

May 10, 2010 - 10:22pm

The son of Philippine democracy icons took the lead in the vote count for the presidency after the country's first automated...

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PNP: Third of towns could see poll clashes

January 7, 2010 - 8:00pm

Security forces have identified nearly a third of all Philippine cities and towns as in danger of erupting in violence during elections in May, officials said Thursday.