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Camille Villar casts vote, prays for 'good results and peaceful elections'
Senator Cynthia Villar and her husband, former Senate President Manny Villar, participated in the early voting for the 2025 midterm elections at Las Piñas City National Science High School.
Their daughter, Representative Camille Villar, also cast her vote after waiting for nearly two hours in line.
Senator Villar, who is running for Las Piñas district representative, stated that her voting experience was smooth and efficient.
She expressed confidence in her reelection bid, believing Las Piñeros would vote for her based on her past contributions.
Camille Villar expressed gratitude for her family's support and confidence in her senatorial bid, stating she expects good results and peaceful elections.
Her older brother, Manuel Paolo Villar, also voted alongside her.
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