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Ex-speaker Alvarez loses Davao del Norte vice governor bid to ex-ally’s daughter
Former Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez lost his bid for vice governor of Davao del Norte.
Clarice Jubahib, daughter of Alvarez's former ally and incumbent Governor Edwin Jubahib, was proclaimed the winner in the vice gubernatorial race.
Based on partial and unofficial results from the Comelec Media Server as of May 14, Jubahib secured 31.17% of the votes, while Alvarez garnered 18.99% and placed third.
Another candidate, Lakas' Tete So, placed second with 23.21% of the votes.
Alvarez, who ran under Partido para sa Demokratikong Reporma, will end his third and last term as lawmaker on June 30.
He previously served as representative for Davao del Norte's 1st District for nine years and also held the same position from 1998 to 2001.
Governor Edwin Jubahib was previously a close ally and personal assistant to Alvarez.
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