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Duterte on Sara’s VP bid: ‘I will vote for my daughter’
President Rodrigo R. Duterte endorsed his daughter, Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte, for vice president, highlighting her competence and work ethic.
Duterte stated that he will vote for his daughter, emphasizing that she is the only candidate he is supporting.
This marks the first time the President has categorically announced his vote for his daughter, although he has previously suggested she could continue his legacy.
He appealed to voters in Cebu to support his daughter's vice presidential bid.
Mayor Duterte expressed her gratitude for her father's endorsement.
The President chairs the ruling PDP-Laban party, which held a campaign sortie in Lapu-Lapu City.
Sara Duterte is running alongside presidential candidate Bongbong Marcos as part of the UniTeam.
The Cusi wing of PDP-Laban had previously endorsed Marcos's presidential bid.
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