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Elections results listed below
Partylist Groups results

ith the country's first-ever automated election behind them, Filipinos have started patting themselves on the back for a job well done. For the most part, congratulations are in order; the recently held elections were relatively honest, relatively peaceful, and the results were made known relatively quickly.

This election has given the country what could be it's first truly honest chief executive in over a dozen years. And Filipinos who have had nothing but disappointment from the last two administrations cannot wait to see what that will like. But while the country seems to have gotten its sheen back, scratch the surface and and you will see that there are festering problems that need to be treated before the country can really move forward as a nation.

For instance, while the majority of the electorate may have chosen Noynoy Aquino, a convicted plunderer Joseph Estrada managed to place second besting seemingly more qualified candidates. In Ilocos Norte, Imelda Marcos handily won the congressional seat in her district. Even some foreign observers were witness to the violence and intimidation that seems to have become a way of life for ordinary citizens in the far-flung regions of the country. The future president himself had to endure a four-hour wait in a scorching hot and overcrowded precinct before he could cast his vote.

In the end, this entire generation of Filipinos—whether at home or abroad—must be willing to change. We as a people must be willing to shed those traits that hold us back; those bad habits that keep us down, those dark thoughts that keep us from seeing the light.

With an great leader at the helm, Filipinos will be able to bring about that change, real change that we can be proud of passing on to our children. 

Presidential Election Results*
	Aquino	14,011,275
	Estrada	8,858,900
	Villar	5,073,546
	Teodoro	3,709,571
	Villanueva	1,029,368
	Gordon	470,121
	Perlas	49,358
	Madrigal	42,655
	De los Reyes	40,430
Vice Presidential Election Results*
	Binay	13,652,421
	Roxas	12,822,304
	Legarda	3,856,671
	Fernando	944,562
	Manzano	712,962
	Yasay	327,491
Senatorial Election Results*
1	Revilla	18,064,856
2	Estrada	17,646,265
3	Santiago	16,118,967
4	Drillon	14,759,103
5	Enrile	14,592,736
6	Cayetano	12,765,863
7	Marcos	12,323,528
8	Recto	11,529,294
9	Sotto	11,107,895
10	Osmena	10,807,988
11	Lapid	10,217,702
12	Guingona	9,578,265
13	Hontiveros-Baraquel	8,507,137
14	Biazon	8,047,374
15	De Venecia	7,826,848
16	Remulla	6,965,229
17	Lim	6,830,491
18	Roco	6,290,925
*Latest COMELEC election results as of 8:50 a.m. PhT, May 16, 2010
Partylist Groups Election Results**
1	Ako Bicol Partylist	1,393,050
2	Coalition of Association of Senior Citizens	1,159,810
3	Buhay Hayaan Yumabong	1,136,935
4	Akbayan	946,328
5	Gabriela Women's Party	910,602
6	Cooperative NATCCO Network Party	878,768
7	ABONO	739,463
8	An-waray	701,443
9	1st Consumers Alliance for Rural Energy	689,528
10	Bayan Muna	670,334
11	Citizens Battle Against Corruption	594,203
12	Advocacy for Teachers' Empowerment	556,823
13	Agricultural Sector Alliance of the Phil.	501,473
14	Alliance for Barangay Concern's Party	422,390
15	Butil Farmers Party	416,934
16	Anakpawis	399,625
17	LPG Marketers Association Inc.	393,103
18	Kabataan Partylist	376,220
19	Abante Mindanao Inc.	339,407
20	Act Teachers	330,324
**Latest COMELEC election results as of 7:04 p.m. PhT, May 14, 2010

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