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Lacson casts his vote in Imus, Cavite
Senator Panfilo Lacson cast his vote in his hometown of Imus, Cavite, at the Bayan Luma Elementary School.
He was the first presidential candidate to vote in Eleksyon 2022, arriving at 7:03 a.m.
Lacson stated that this political exercise could be his 'last run' after 50 years in government service.
When asked if he would accept a Cabinet post if offered by the winning presidential bet, Lacson replied, 'It depends.'
He previously ran for president in 2004 but lost, although he won in Cavite during that election.
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