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HIGHLIGHTS: Proclamation of party-list groups – 2022 PH elections
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) proclaimed 55 winning party-list groups for the 19th Congress, securing a total of 63 seats.
ACT-CIS topped the party-list race, earning three seats with 2,111,091 votes.
Groups like 1-Rider, Tingog, 4Ps, Ako Bicol, and Sagip each secured two seats.
The party-list law grants at least one seat to groups that receive at least 2% of the total votes cast.
The proclamation for United Senior Citizen was withheld due to its denied accreditation, despite meeting the vote threshold.
Kabataan and Gabriela were proclaimed despite facing pending cases.
P3PWD, a party supported by former Comelec commissioner Rowena Guanzon, skipped the proclamation ceremony.
Two factions of Magsasaka are vying for a seat, with the Comelec yet to resolve which faction to recognize.
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