Religious votes and their partylist groups

Manila, Philippines (May 2010) - Among of all the church endorsers during Philippine elections, it appears that El Shaddai has the most clear solid number of votes basing on their endorsed partylists. El Shaddai's partylist BUHAY is a consistent leader in gathering votes inside and outside the Philippines. The Born again movement' s CIBAC partylist is also commendable for their consistency of followers in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

Phillipine Religious Vote 2010 - NCR

National Capital Region election 2010

Iglesia Ni Cristo Singapore and Hongkong

Manila, Philippines (May 2010) - It is everyone's knowledge that Mike Velarde (El Shaddai) and Eddie Villanueva (Born Again) has a strong following in Hongkong and Singapore. Ferriols' 4th watch followers are also visible and active in the 2 countries we mentioned. However, Eduardo Manalo's Iglesia Ni Cristo is really not that many in overseas, particularly in Hongkong and Singapore.

Iglesia Ni Cristo Alagad partylist votes in 2010

Manila, Philippines (May 2010) - Wondering why the Iglesia Ni Cristo's ALAGAD partylist has a low number of votes in the Philippine national election 2010? It's because only (an estimated) 65% of INC members supported the Iglesia Ni Cristo's ALAGAD partylist. Only big and major INC ecclesiastical districts voted for ALAGAD. The scattered smaller INC districts and locales were instructed by Eduardo Manalo to vote to different partylists to avoid exposing the real number of INC votes.

Ferriol KALINGA and Quiboloy ALE partylists

Manila, Philippines (May 2010) - No one would saw this one coming. Ferriol's supported partylist surpassed Quiboloy's supported partylist. KALINGA has over 200,000 votes while ALE has only a little over of 150,000 votes in the Philippine election 2010. With Quiboloy's name all over the news when politicians are asking his endorsement, I thought Quiboloy's followers will be able to pass even a half million mark but his endorsed partylist barely passed the 150,000 votes. Ferriol's 4th watch were quite silent in this election. We were able to talk to some of the 4th watch followers and confirmed that they are supporting KALINGA partylist. And the 2 of the KALINGA partylist representatives have a surname of Ferriol (1st rep Abigail Faye C. Ferriol and 4th rep Irene Gay S. Ferriol). It is also in the news that Apollo Quiboloy endorsed ALE (Association of Laborers and Employees) partylist.

El Shaddai's BUHAY partylist

Manila, Philippines (May 2010) - BUHAY partylist has the most number of voters coming from mostly in NCR (Cavite, Laguna, Bulacan, Rizal, Manila, Pampanga, Batangas, Quezon City, Las Piñas, Caloocan City). These locations gave BUHAY partylist almost 700,000 votes!!! A number that any partylist groups can only dream of.

Eduardo Manalo and INC vote is a failure

Religious Dynasty in the Philippines

Manila, Philippines (May 2010) - If there's one character that Eduardo Manalo inherited from his father (Erano Manalo) that is being a reclusive leader of the political cult of Iglesia Ni Cristo. Eduardo Manalo is lucky enough to inherit the leadership and enormous riches of Iglesia Ni Cristo from his father who died last year 2009. The first political test that Eduardo Manalo faced during his reign as the INC head is choosing the presidential candidate that the INC cult wil be endorsing. Eduardo Manalo hides in their headquarters. The candidates are the one should visit the cult leader hoping for his blessing. Very unlikely to the Catholic church who does not endorse any particular candidate.

Born Again CIBAC partylist

Manila, Philippines (May 2010) - The Born Again Movement's CIBAC partylist placed 2nd as the most number of votes for the religion-endorsed partylist. BUHAY of the El Shaddai group is in the first place for gathering over 1 million votes. CIBAC partylist got most of their votes from the locations: (Bulacan, Cavite, Batangas, Bataan, Laguna, Quezon City, Manila, Rizal, Pampanga, Pangasinan) giving them over 330,000 votes!!! Although the partylist votes for CIBAC seems to decreased from the year 2007 (755,605 votes) to this year's election.