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Information Bulletin No. 032-2019 Notice Of COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS List of Overseas Voters Due For Deactivation Due to Failure to Vote in Two Consecutive National Elections 2016 and 2019 National and Local Elections Name Embassy/Post Country MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICAS 1 ABAD, ALMIYA ISNALIN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 2 ABAD, EMEEROSE UBIAL MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 3 ABAD, HARLENE IGNACIO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 4 ABAD, YAHWE KEYAN GUILLEN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 5 ABADIANO, ROMNICK AQUINO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 6 ABAINZA, SHELA BERGANIO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 7 ABALAYAN, LARRY LANGURAYAN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 8 ABALOS, CINDY FERNANDEZ MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 9 ABALOS, JENNIE ABAYON MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 10 ABALOS, JOHN FRANKLIN ADRALES MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 11 ABAN, ARKLIN FLORES MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 12 ABANES, RACELLE MARY BANCOD MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 13 ABANES, SHANDEE ANN ERROBA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 14 ABANES, ZYRA JEAN BANCOD MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 15 ABANTE, AILENE LOSANTA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 16 ABAPO, ARLYN BANGCUYO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 17 ABAQUITA, MARY GRACE ALFARO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 18 ABARA, QUIRINO JR FLORES MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 19 ABARACOSO, LORENA BAYAN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 20 ABARIENTOS, MERLYN FRANCISCO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 21 ABARQUEZ, ALBERTO REYES MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 22 ABARQUEZ, DERWIN CABALUNA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 23 ABARQUEZ, GLEN JR IGNACIO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 24 ABAS, BADRIA TELENDO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 25 ABAS, GUINAMBAY AGON MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 26 ABATONON, DOLORES CONSENCINO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 27 ABAYA, JULIET DONGLON MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 28 ABAYON, ANILINE NELLAS MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 29 ABBAS, BAIMON RAHMAN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 30 ABBOUD, VIOLETA BACATIO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 31 ABDILLAH, BEBELYN MIDTIMBANG MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 32 ABDUL, AL-AMIR ABDUL MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 33 ABDUL, HALIMA UDASAN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 34 ABDUL, JUMDIYA SAMSUN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 35 ABDUL, NORMA TEMPONGAN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 36 ABDUL, SALIPINANG ULAMA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 37 ABDUL, SORAIDA SARIP MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 38 ABDUL BARY, LAILA MOHAMMAD MAGLALANG MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 39 ABDUL JABBAR, MONA CABARTEJA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 40 ABDULA, NURMINA JULKANAIN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 41 ABDULADZIS, ANISA LUNGKATAY MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 42 ABDULGANI, MUNAWARA MANDAGUIA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 43 ABDULHAMAN, AYANG DAMMANG MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 44 ABDULKARIM, LUGAYA GUIAMA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 45 ABDULKARIM, SAGUIRA BATINGKAY MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 46 ABDULLA, WINA JADI MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 47 ABDULLAH, AIZA TABAÑAG MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 48 ABDULLAH, ALMIDA ASNOR MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 49 ABDULLAH, NAILA DIOCOLANO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 50 ABDULLAH, NORHANA MUSTAPHA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 51 ABDULLAH, NORHAYA BELO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 52 ABDULLAH, NORMINA SAMBEL MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN NOTICE : All authorized recipients of any personal data, personal information, privileged information and sensitive personal information contained in this document including otherr pertinent documents attached thereto that are shared by the Commission on Elections in compliance with the existing laws and rules, and in confirmity with the Data Privacy Act of 2012 (R. A. No. 10173) and its Implementing Rules and Regulations, as well as the pertinent Circulars of the National Privacy Commission, are similarly bound to comply with the said laws, rules and regulations, relating to data privacy, security confidentiality, protection and accountability. Page 1 of 120 COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS List of Overseas Voters Due For Deactivation Due to Failure to Vote in Two Consecutive National Elections 2016 and 2019 National and Local Elections Name Embassy/Post Country MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICAS 53 ABDULLAH, ROHAINA ABDULWAHAB MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 54 ABDULMAGUID, MAYSARAH USMAN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 55 ABDULNASSER, NOFIA ANDONG MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 56 ABDULRAHMAN, ABDULBAYAN TIMPOLOK MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 57 ABDULRAHMAN, ARMIA SIPON MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 58 ABDULRAHMAN, FATIMA BAKULODAN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 59 ABDULRAHMAN, SITTIE AMERA LAGUIALAM MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 60 ABEJERO, ERMAROSE AQUINO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 61 ABEJUELA, RONALD ARREVISITA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 62 ABELLA, IMELDA CABUDOY MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 63 ABELLANA, IRISH NARONA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 64 ABELLO, MARLOU MAGO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 65 ABENALES, VIRGILIA CINCO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 66 ABENDANIO, AILEEN ALBUERO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 67 ABENOJA, MARILOU LUZADIO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 68 ABES, JOY ARANDIA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 69 ABIAN, FREDDIE MIGUEL MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 70 ABIAN, JEREYN TUPAS MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 71 ABIANDA, RICHEL LEGION MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 72 ABIAR, RANDY ASTILLERO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 73 ABIASAN, HUBERTINA OMANGIS MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 74 ABID, ASNIYA LIMPASAN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 75 ABIG, EMELITA BORROMEO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 76 ABIG, RUBINA RAÑOLA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 77 ABIHAY, JOWENES TALAY MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 78 ABILON, AIDA DUMALAON MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 79 ABINES, MIRAFLOR PATAN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 80 ABITRIA, SHIRLEY DE BORJA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 81 ABLAZA, CARLOS GAMBOA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 82 ABOGANDA, CRISTINA LEGASPI MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 83 ABORDO, MARIAMAY GONZALES MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 84 ABOU ASSI, AISAM MASUKAT MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 85 ABRANTES, MILAGROS ORIOSA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 86 ABRECINOS, NIELA ULAN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 87 ABREGUNDA, GEMILIANO MARANAN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 88 ABRENICA, MARK NOVEL BANDOY MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 89 ABRIA, ROSENDO GARCIA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 90 ABRIQUE, MERCY ECHALAR MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 91 ABRIQUE, ROSARIO ECHALUCE MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 92 ABU, MARIFE VISCA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 93 ABUAN, EDWIN JR ABUBO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 94 ABUBAKAR, ROHAIMA MAIDO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 95 ABUBO, KENNETH BARCILLANO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 96 ABULKADIR, BADRIA SOMAGKA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 97 AC-AC, NERI SUTAN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 98 ACADEMIA, FERNANDO GUERZON MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 99 ACANA, INOCENCIA TEROL MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 100 ACEJO, PATRICK ARROYO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 101 ACENA, NANCY TINAZA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 102 ACIERTO, IVY CASIO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 103 ACIERTO, MA LAPAZ VIACRUSES MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 104 ACIERTO, MARIA GLORIA REYES MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN NOTICE : All authorized recipients of any personal data, personal information, privileged information and sensitive personal information contained in this document including otherr pertinent documents attached thereto that are shared by the Commission on Elections in compliance with the existing laws and rules, and in confirmity with the Data Privacy Act of 2012 (R. A. No. 10173) and its Implementing Rules and Regulations, as well as the pertinent Circulars of the National Privacy Commission, are similarly bound to comply with the said laws, rules and regulations, relating to data privacy, security confidentiality, protection and accountability. Page 2 of 120 COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS List of Overseas Voters Due For Deactivation Due to Failure to Vote in Two Consecutive National Elections 2016 and 2019 National and Local Elections Name Embassy/Post Country MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICAS 105 ACOB, CHARIVEL CASTILLEJO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 106 ACOBA, ANDRES JR SARAHAN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 107 ACODE, OFELIA ABOGADO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 108 ACOPRA, MONETTE DEAPERA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 109 ACOSTA, HENRY CASTILLO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 110 ACOSTA, LOURDES ANTON MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 111 ACOSTA, ROMIEDEL LEONEN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 112 ACTUB, MICHELLLE BRETAÑA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 113 ACULLADOR, LOURDES LAMPAR MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 114 ACUÑA, MELANIO TULOD MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 115 ACURIN, CORAZON BARNUEVO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 116 ACYATAN, MARIO PAGALANAN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 117 ACZON, REGINA AMSID MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 118 ADAL, GODOFREDO ETCUBAÑAS MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 119 ADALLA, RANDY SANTIAGO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 120 ADAN, FE CORBITO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 121 ADAN, MARIA VIOLETA CABUHAT MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 122 ADANG, KASMIRA MAAMOR MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 123 ADARME, DELIA TUMACDER MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 124 ADBALLA, AMINA AMIL BANGSA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 125 ADEM, GENARO LAYUG MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 126 ADEM, GENEROSE MALIG MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 127 ADIL, NORMINA MARIMPOONG MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 128 ADIL, SHIRLEY ANN YUSOP MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 129 ADJAK, FAIDALYN HALING MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 130 ADOLFO, MARY JOY VALDEZ MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 131 ADOR, ARIANE GRACE PARRILLA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 132 ADORA, GENEVIEVE DALAGWAN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 133 ADORADO, MARLYN CAINGCOY MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 134 ADRA, JOSELITO RAMIREZ MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 135 ADRIAS, ROSALINDA CADANGIN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 136 ADRIATICO, ESTEBAN EBRON MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 137 ADTOG, SARIPA PARU MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 138 ADUG, LARYBEL TUA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 139 ADUG, MARICAR TUA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 140 ADVINCULA, JENIFER ELCANO MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 141 ADVINCULA, MERELYN MAGLASANG MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 142 ADVINCULA, MICHELLE ANNE PEÑAFLOR MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 143 ADVINCULA, MYRNA PINZON MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 144 ADVINCULA, RICARDO JR LLUSALA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 145 AGABIN, BIENVENIDO JR MUJAR MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 146 AGANA, VERONICA CONTE MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 147 AGAPAY, MIRACLE MODANCIA MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 148 AGAYAN, EDSEL MARIE TAGALOGUIN MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 149 AGBAYA, PHILHYRA MORADOS MANAMA KINGDOM BAHRAIN 150 AGBON, IRENE AZUNAN MANAMA
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