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Oriental Mindoro –
Myrea Manely Caccam Bb. #23
Quezon –
Joyce Ann
Garduque Bb. #24
Kalayaan –
Monica Acuno Bb. #31
Cavite –
Zianah Joy Famy Bb. #40...
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Brillantes Succeeded by
Agapito Garduque In
office December 30, 1938 –
December 30, 1941
Preceded by
Agapito Garduque Succeeded by
Position abolished...
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Roberto Avena 1950 19 Jose P.
Carag (Camalaniugan) 1950-1955 20
Felipe R.
Garduque (Camalaniugan) 1960-1963 21
Teresa J. ****ya (Lal-lo) 1964-1979 1987 22...
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Morata Q.
Mantil Antonio F. Bayya, Jr.
Christopher D.
Jatico Albert Luis L.
Garduque • Electorate 69,508
voters (2022) Area • Total 186.47 km2 (72.00 sq mi)...
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alongside baran****
councilors Edward Encarnacion, Donn
Kenneth Joaquin, Gina
Garduque,
Isidro De Mesa,
Marlon Bunyi,
Lilibeth Bautista, and
Sonny Garcia, and...
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Villar ran for re-election for her
second term. She
faced candidates Felipe Garduque II, and Atty.
Luisito "Louie" Redoble. See the full
lists for mayor, vice...
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member for Samar's 2nd
district (1987–1992)
Agapito Garduque,
member for Abra (1935–1938)
Felipe Garduque,
member for Ca****an's 1st
district (1953–1961) Janette...
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Camille Villar Nacionalista 130,812 60.90
Louie Redoble Ang
Kapatiran 65,751 30.61
Felipe Garduque II
Independent 18,249 8.50
Total 214,812 100.00 Source:...
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Villar 130,812 60.90 Ang
Kapatiran Louie Redoble 65,751 30.61
Independent Felipe Garduque II 18,249 8.50
Total votes 214,812 100.00
Nacionalista hold...
- as
Resident Commissioner. 4
September 1, 1936
December 30, 1938
Agapito Garduque Nacionalista Elected in 1936 to
finish Paredes's term. (3)
December 30...
