126 Pasada Partylist gains ground

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Pasada partylist (no. 126 sa balota) has now gotten thousands of supports from ordinary transport workers, commuters and several politicians throughout the country.

In Quezon province alone, Pasada is expected to get at least 60,000 votes from at least six cities and municipalities, particularly in Lucena, Sariaya, and others.

In Bulacan and Pangasinan, a combined vote of at least 150,000 are expected. Mindoro, Leyte, General Santos, Cagayan de Oro as well as Romblon supporters promised to mobilize themselves come election time.


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