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James Bryan Alcid wins Laoag City mayoral race over incumbent Michael Keon
James Bryan Alcid has won the mayoral race in Laoag City, defeating incumbent Michael Marcos Keon.
Alcid was proclaimed mayor by the Laoag City Board of Canvassers after receiving 36,365 votes from 116 clustered precincts.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. had endorsed Alcid's bid over his cousin, Michael Keon.
As the new mayor, Alcid plans to focus on improving healthcare, waste disposal services, and addressing issues at the Laoag Public Market.
Alcid expressed respect for Keon and stated there was no bad blood between them.
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