Abalos debunks Marcos' poll fraud claims

Senator Imee Marcos claimed that Automated Counting Machines (ACMs) allegedly printed receipts with Benhur Abalos' name despite voters not selecting him, insinuating machines may have been pre-programmed.

Abalos swiftly debunked Marcos' allegations, denying any fraudulent activity.

He asserted that the surge in his voting preference, as indicated by recent surveys showing a 6-percent increase, was entirely organic.

Abalos attributed his campaign's momentum to hard work, honest engagement, and a clear vision.

He cited endorsements from prominent figures such as Vice Ganda, former vice president Leni Robredo, and former senate president Franklin Drilon, along with religious leaders and various organizations.