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Sandoval aims to continue projects after COC filing
Malabon City Mayor Jeannie Sandoval has filed her Certificate of Candidacy to seek a second term in office for the 2025 midterm elections.
She filed her COC on Thursday, October 3, at Robinsons Malabon, showcasing her housing projects and financial aid to parents and persons with disabilities.
Sandoval expressed her commitment to continue projects and benefits that have helped many citizens of Malabon City.
Her husband, Ricky Sandoval, is vying to represent the city's lone district, while District 2 Councilor Edward Nolasco will run as vice mayor.
Sandoval, the first female mayor of Malabon City, previously served as vice mayor from 2013 to 2019.
She believes the residents know who can best champion their welfare, which she has strived to protect over the past two years.
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