Former Senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte are tipped to win the presidential and vice-presidential race of the Philipines. The partial and unofficial count of votes from 61.05% of voting precincts shows they have retained the lead over their closest rivals.
As of May 10, 2022 13:47 PH time (9:47 a.m. UAE time) Marcos leads with 30,934,060 votes; Vice President Leni Robredo, 14,747,023; Senator Manny Pacquiao, 3,612,621; Manila Mayor Isko Moreno, 1,876,278; Senator Panfilo Lacson, 878,767; Faisal Mangondato, 248,429; Ernesto Abella, 112,741; Leody de Guzman, 91,683; Norberto Gonzales, 88,517; and Jose Montemayor, 59,659.
With 54.8 million votes counted, Duterte had 31,367,252 votes; Senator Francis Pangilinan, 9,183,559; Senate President Tito Sotto, 8,154,758; Dr. Willie Ong, 1,834,715; and Deputy Speaker Lito Atienza, 265,953.
Actor Robin Padilla topped the partial, unofficial election results for 12 Senate seats.
Padilla secured 26,277,563 votes; Antique Rep. Loren Legarda, 23,857,513; broadcast journalist Raffy Tulfo, 23,049,745; Senator Sherwin Gatchalian, 20,272,706; Sorsogon Governor Chiz Escudero, 19,945,777; former Public Works and Highways Sec. Mark Villar, 19,095,660; Taguig Representative Alan Peter Cayetano, 18,984,244; Senator Juan Miguel Zubiri, 18,477,155; Senator Joel Villanueva, 18,214,007 votes; former Senator JV Ejercito, 15,609,292; and Senator Risa Hontiveros, 15,197,366/
Former Senator Jinggoy Estrada capped off the top 12 with 14,892,135.
Former Vice President Jejomar Binay got 13,122,760 votes; former Quezon City Mayor Herbert Bautista got 12,859,528 votes; and former Defense Secretary Gibo Teodoro, 12,495,387.
