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People in the Philippines are voting for a new president and other leaders, with outspoken mayor Rodrigo "Digong" Duterte the favourite to win.

Rodrigo Duterte of Philippines is the clear Winner and is set to be the President of Philippines.

For Vice Presidential Candidate there is a close contest between Maria Leonor and Ferdinand Marcos Jr  

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1. Latest Results Show Rodrigo Duterte at 38.7% i.e 15.32 Million Votes.
2. 11:08am, Rodrigo Duterte tops the presidential race with around 15.28 million votes, while the battle between Bongbong Marcos and Leni Robredo is too close to call
3. 10:30 am The official PPCRV Results declared that the mayor of the southern city of Davao i.e Rodrigo Duterte had more than 14.8m votes - about 39% - with 90% of ballots counted. Manuel Roxas is in second place with 9m (23%). The winner is decided on a simple majority of votes cast.
4. 10:00 am With nearly 90 per cent of the vote counted early on Tuesday morning, Mr Duterte had an insurmountable lead of 5.92 million votes over his nearest rival, administration candidate Mar Roxas. It's with humility, extreme humility, that I accept this, the mandate of the people," Mr Duterte said as the results came in. "What I can promise you is that I will do my very best not just in my waking hours but even in my sleep."

5. Mr Duterte had 38.65 per cent of the vote, with Mr Roxas on 23.16 per cent and Senator Grace Poe in third with 21.71 per cent, according to PPCRV.

Who is getting elected?

In the Philippines, the president can serve only one six-year term. So this poll will choose a new one.On 9 May voters will cast their vote for outgoing President Benigno Aquino III's replacement. They will also vote for a vice-president, 12 senators and other representatives and local officials, such as mayors.

Exit Polls After Philippine Voting Ends Today Click Here

1. All Exit Polls indicate Rodrigo Duterte would be the winner in the presidency election. People want a strict leader who cud uproot corruption, Crime, drugs and make it prosperous like Singapore.
2. Unofficial Tally Indicate Rodrigo Duterte to be leading by 600,000 votes.
3. Election commission hoped to declare a victor within 24 hours.

Unofficial Results (Exit poll) 2016 Philippine elections Click Here

Live Updates:

1. Voting closed in Philippines election, Duterte leads in early counts

2. Voting ended at the Bilbao Watkins Elementary School on Monday, May 9. According to Bacolod City Mover Jhon Casinas, board of election inspectors already processed the initial tally of votes at 4 polling precincts.
3. The Commission on Elections has extended the voting period to 6 pm in precincts that started at 9 am onwards.
4. Presidential candidate Rodrigo Duterte cast his vote in Brgy. Matina Crossing in Davao City.
5. A total of 28 vote-counting machines (VCMs) malfunctioned in various parts of Central Luzon on Election Day, according to Chief Superintendent Rudy Lacadin, director of Police Regional Office 3 in Pampanga.
6. Commission on Elections Commissioner Rowena Guanzon announced that the poll body has replaced 70 malfunctioning vote-counting machines as of noontime.

The people go to the polls (Presidential Candidates): Rodrigo Duterte,Grace Poe,ManuelRoxas,Jejomar Binay,Miriam Defensor-Santiago

It's a huge election

More than 54 million people are registered to vote across the archipelago of 7,000 islands.

source: Election Commission: Philippines

What Opinion Poll say ?

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 Voting technology (and its failings)

The election will use automated voting technology, in a bid to reduce fraud and speed up the count. But in one of the biggest data breaches the country had ever experienced, personal information, including the fingerprint and passport data of around 70 million people, is thought to have been accessed by hackers. Authorities insist most information was in the public domain anyway.

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