Manila Bulletin
Jeannie Sandoval wins as first lady mayor of Malabon City
Jeannie Sandoval has been proclaimed as the new mayor of Malabon City after winning the mayoralty race.
She is the first female mayor of the city, garnering 94,547 votes or 50.33% of the total.
Sandoval defeated her opponent, Councilor Enzo Oreta, by 1,000 votes, with Oreta receiving 93,547 votes or 49.66%.
Ninong dela Cruz was also proclaimed as the new vice mayor with 98,060 votes, surpassing his rival Jayjay Yambao.
Jaye Lacson-Noel will represent Malabon as its new representative after obtaining 102,320 votes, beating Ricky Sandoval, husband of the newly proclaimed mayor.
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