The Daily Tribune
Kiko banks on track record
Kiko Pangilinan remains optimistic about his chances of winning a Senate seat in the upcoming elections, emphasizing that the fight for a "Magic 12" spot is not over with only a few days left before Election Day.
He highlighted his extensive experience and proven track record as a public servant, assuring voters of his commitment to honest governance.
Pangilinan stressed that he has never been involved in corruption throughout his political career, despite being elected multiple times in Iloilo.
He expressed hope that "last-minute" votes will favor him as voters become more critical in their choices.
The senatorial candidate plans to continue advocating for food security, lower food prices, and a free breakfast program for students until the campaign period ends.
Pangilinan recently received endorsements from the Jesus Is Lord (JIL) Church and the United Bangsamoro Justice Party (UBJP).
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