NAMFREL Quick Count

The headquarters of the National Movement for Free Elections (Namfrel) in La Salle Greenhills, San Juan is now ready for the quick count that will start once the reports come in at around 9 pm today.


There are sixth copies of the election returns and NAMFREL gets one of the six as an accredited citizen arm of COMELEC. The poll watchdog will employ several methods to gather information, which include the use of fax machines, courier service, and e-mail.

Update: (05/18/2007)

Eight members of the Genuine Opposition (GO) senatorial ticket were still in the “Magic 12″ of the National Citizen’s Movement for Free Elections (NAMFREL) quickcount (partial and unofficial) as of Friday morning.

As of 5:11 a.m., GO’s Loren Legarda was leading with 2,792,355 votes followed by her teammates Francis “Chiz” Escudero (2,735,202) and Panfilo “Ping” Lacson 2,486,625.

Independent candidate Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan (2,335,062) and Manuel Villar III (2,317,438) were in fourth and fifth places followed by GO’s Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III (2,232,994), TU candidates Edgardo Angara 2,024,755 and Joker Arroyo (1,821,143).

Independent candidate Gregorio “Gringo” Honasan was in ninth place with 1,792,977 while Alan Cayetano was in 10th place with 1,771,800.

In 11th and 12th places were GO candidates Antonio Trillanes (1,724,703) and Aquilino “Koko” Pimentel (1,705,906).

The votes counted by NAMFREL came from 42,585 precincts or 18.95 percent of the total precincts nationwide.

source: abs-cbn news


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5 Responses to “NAMFREL Quick Count”

  1. STANFORD BASS Says:

    just wanna check out latest update for the elections.

  2. Norma Belmonte Says:

    Hi, I am one of millions of Filipinos who are very much eager to know the results of your counting, I follow your results everyday.

    I would like to thank Namfrel for making this election “credible” and for being one of the trusted “watchdog” of the Filipino People.

    Its about time that this country be governed by the “real” and “truly” elected representative of the Filipino people. LET THE VOICE OF ALL THE FILIPINO’S AND GOD BE HEARD! Let us make way for a clean and honest counting of all votes.

    We support you and keep up the good work.

    Thank you very much

  3. Alfonso B. Vega Says:

    NAMFREL may organize a section within the selected volunteers ready at all times to offer
    its services with the UN or IOM in monitoring/assisting elections processes anywhere/abroad.

  4. harry gaygayed Says:

    Morning!!!!
    this page helps a lot of people who don’t have time to watch TV coz of
    their work, to know the on going counting
    of senatoriables here in the Philippines…..
    nice work guys…..
    keep it up….
    were expecting for more of you…
    God bless and may the Lord Abundantly bles you all…

  5. gemini68aries Says:

    Hello! to the author of this website,I am very thankful for your effort for monitoring the “Namfrel quick count”
    and to the Namfrel Organizer,especially the Chairman,Mr.Go, natalagang nakabantay ng 24 hrs,down to the members,talagang
    naiiyak ako sa tuwa kasi,lahat ng mga pwede nilang gawin sa pandadaya,ay nabubuking nila.
    Hopefully, ito na yata ang pinaka exciting na election sa phillipines.Hope that the legitimate winners,will

    More Power,and God Bless You.

    Thank you Very Much

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