Manila Bulletin
No personal money spent by Marcos Jr. for his campaign - lawyer
President-elect Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. reported campaign expenditures of P623.23 million for the May 2022 elections.
His campaign received a total of P624.68 million in contributions, with no personal funds used.
P371.79 million came from cash contributions and P251.43 million from in-kind contributions.
The reported expenses were within the P674 million cap set by the Fair Election Act.
The majority of his reported expenses were for television advertisements, political rallies, and poll watchers.
Marcos Jr.'s legal team stated he will pay income tax on the P1.45 million unspent balance from campaign donations.
The Partido Federal ng Pilipinas spent P272 million, which was below the P337 million limit for national political parties.
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