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THE voting process in Cavite province generally went well on Monday.
FAMILY AFFAIR Justice Secretary Boying Remulla (center) and sons Rep. Ping Remulla (left) and gubernatorial candidate Abeng Remulla (right) cast their votes at Tambo Malaki Elementary School in Indang, Cavite, on May 12, 2025. PHOTO BY DENNIS ABRINA
Comelec Chairman George Erwin Garcia visited Silang Central Elementary School in Silang, Cavite, at 5 a.m. to check on the progress of the window voting for senior citizens, persons with disability (PWDs) and pregnant women.
"The voting results for the senior citizens here in Silang were good because some are farmers and will go to the fields after voting," Garcia said.
"The PWDs and pregnant women were well assisted," he added.
Garcia voted at Banaba Cerca Integrated School in Indang town at 7:30 a.m. before heading to Tagaytay City to observe the situation there.
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Voting also went smoothly at Fora Mall in Tagaytay City, the only mall allowed to accommodate voters in Cavite.
"The volunteers from PPCRV were a great help in assisting those who do not know the voting precinct of the voter," Garcia added.
Justice Secretary Boying Remulla and his two sons, Rep. Ping Remulla and gubernatorial bet Abeng Remulla, voted at Tambo Malaki Elementary School in Indang town.
Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla, meanwhile, voted at Toclong Elementary School while senatorial candidate Ping Lacson voted at Bayan Luma Elementary School in Imus City.
