Manila Bulletin
Duterte may eventually support Mayor Isko's presidential bid – former DAR secretary
The Mayor Rodrigo Roa Duterte National National Executive Coordinating Committee (MRRD-NECC), the group that supported President Duterte's 2016 win, has endorsed presidential candidate and Manila Mayor Francisco "Isko Moreno" Domagoso.
MRRD-NECC president John Castriciones believes Domagoso is the most qualified candidate.
Castriciones indicated that President Duterte might eventually support Moreno's presidential bid, as most MRRD-NECC members are backing the Manila mayor.
The MRRD-NECC, with approximately two million members, has informed the President of its support for Moreno and is also backing Sara Duterte-Carpio for vice president.
Domagoso expressed gratitude for the endorsement and hopes for victory in the upcoming elections.
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