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Aav-026-2016 Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION OF ELECTIONS OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING LIST OF VOTERS WHO FAILED TO VOTE FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE NATIONAL ELECTIONS (2013 AND 2016 ELECTIONS) SEAFARER Seq. Form ID No. Name Registration date 1. 6080020130072045 AARON, ARNEL YEE ALIAN 07/18/2012 2. 6205420130003265 ABAB, FERDINAND BENTULAN 08/29/2012 3. 6205420130006069 ABABA, ROEL DOCTOR 10/23/2012 4. 6080020130071225 ABABAT, JEROME RODRIGUEZ 06/27/2012 5. 6080020130003527 ABAD, ALTAIR MOSCOSO 03/04/2012 6. 7026610200002277 ABAD, ANDRES JR. MANZANO 06/25/2012 7. 6080020130025994 ABAD, EDALYN FELISA CABALLERO 05/23/2012 8. 6080020130131771 ABAD, FRANCIS FUERTE 09/10/2012 9. 6080020130210035 ABAD, JULIAN ERWIN AGUSTIN 10/04/2012 10. 6080020130131011 ABAD, KAY JAVIER 08/23/2012 11. 3443204700001812 ABAD, MARITIS AMOD 11/04/2003 12. 6080020130130542 ABAD, RENATO _ 07/30/2012 13. 6205420130000519 ABAD, RENATO JR. DISTOR 05/21/2012 14. 6080020130130193 ABAD, RYAN YABES 07/13/2012 15. 6080020130074692 ABADA, JOSE RONALD FLORES 10/16/2012 16. 6080020130156470 ABADIEZ, CHRISTOPHER MONZALES 10/30/2012 17. 3000620130001859 ABADIEZ, JOEL DOLORES 10/22/2012 18. 6080020130156469 ABADIEZ, RUTH DELFIN 10/30/2012 19. 6080020130155862 ABADILLA, ADRIAN CRUZ 10/15/2012 20. 6080020130072886 ABADILLA, MARIO CUYO 08/23/2012 21. 6080020130073193 ABADLES, RAHN OLIVAR 09/03/2012 22. 6080020130072108 ABADONIO, RAFAEL CEBALLOS 07/23/2012 23. 6205420130005480 ABAG, APOLONIO JR. ORNEDO 10/08/2012 24. 6080020130071737 ABAGA, EDGARDO JR. MAGLONZO 07/10/2012 25. 6080020130131542 ABAGA, ELMER CABALLERO 09/05/2012 26. 6080020130230676 ABAGGUE, NELSON PACLIW 10/16/2012 27. 6080020130231114 ABAGON, ANGEL LOYD POLICARPIO 10/30/2012 28. 6205420130003929 ABAINZA, ALEXANDER TRONCOSO 09/13/2012 Page 1 of 683 SEAFARER Seq. Form ID No. Name Registration date 29. 6205420130004322 ABAINZA, VILLY CABUÑALDA 09/22/2012 30. 6205420130000557 ABAJAR, RENANTE LOMBATE 05/21/2012 31. 6080020130130983 ABALA, WILMER SOROÑO 08/22/2012 32. 6080020130130936 ABALAJON, ELISEO ESPAÑOLA 08/17/2012 33. 6205420130002188 ABALAYAN, HENRY VICTOR CELEBRADO 07/04/2012 34. 3443213300001150 ABALLE, FIDEL LANCELOT III CONDE 10/19/2012 35. 6080020130135114 ABALOS, BRANDON QUITAZOL 07/20/2012 36. 6205420130001711 ABALOS, CARL LAWRENCE CRUZ 06/15/2012 37. 6205420130004731 ABALOS, EDMOND USON 10/03/2012 38. 6080020130135116 ABALOS, ELMER GANDALIRA 07/20/2012 39. 3000620130000427 ABALOS, EMMANUEL MENDOZA 09/07/2012 40. 6080020130043085 ABALOS, ROMEO, JR NATALIO 05/04/2012 41. 6080020130017528 ABALOS, RONE BUENAFLOR 03/26/2012 42. 6080020130037948 ABAN, ALLAN HIPONIA 06/05/2012 43. 6080020130231027 ABAN, EDGAR PAYONGA 10/29/2012 44. 6080020130035117 ABANAG, BENEDICK BRIZAL 05/11/2012 45. 6080020130074868 ABANCO, ARLENDITO IGNACIO 10/19/2012 46. 6080020130042772 ABANCO, ARVIN DUSABAN 05/01/2012 47. 6080020130155845 ABANCO, CYNEL JAVELLANA 10/15/2012 48. 6080020130072941 ABANDO, AUGUSTO REYES 08/24/2012 49. 6080020130072721 ABANES, SALCEDO MASANGYA 08/16/2012 50. 6080020130028665 ABANGAN, ARNULFO FRANCISCO 06/15/2012 51. 3443220130006612 ABANGGAN, ALEJANDRINO JR. DABLO 10/19/2012 52. 6080020130042796 ABANILLA, DIONISIO GRANTUZA 05/01/2012 53. 6080020130071020 ABANILLA, JAUSTINO ILAGAN 06/21/2012 54. 6205420130001667 ABANILLA, NELSON GONZALES 06/08/2012 55. 6080020130170065 ABAÑO, ANTHONY PERADO 08/13/2012 56. 6080020130045049 ABANTO, ORLANDO BACON 05/22/2012 57. 6080020130074049 ABAO, ADONIS SARIGUMBA 09/28/2012 58. 6080020130071487 ABAO, IRENITO JR. ZAFRA 07/04/2012 59. 6080020130072956 ABAO, JOHN FIRMO 08/28/2012 Page 2 of 683 SEAFARER Seq. Form ID No. Name Registration date 60. 6080020130155530 ABAO, MARNEL CAINOY 10/08/2012 61. 6080020130133009 ABAO, REYNALDO ALOB 07/04/2012 62. 6080020130130738 ABAO, ROGELIO JR. AMISTOSO 08/09/2012 63. 6080020130230928 ABAPIAL, RODULFO JR. BOCALA 10/23/2012 64. 6080020130070837 ABAPO, MARLON INSO 06/19/2012 65. 6080020130073442 ABAPO, NACELLIO GURREA 09/07/2012 66. 6205420130005494 ABAPO, ROY MORALES 10/09/2012 67. 3000620130001650 ABARACOSO, EDUARDO AROY 10/20/2012 68. 4143910200002382 ABARCA, MARIA BERNARDITA VILLA 02/23/2012 69. 3000620130001287 ABARENTOS, DENISH GAVINO 10/08/2012 70. 3000620130001572 ABARENTOS, HAIDY GAVINO 10/17/2012 71. 6080020130028637 ABARETA, NESTOR JR. SUGUITAN 06/15/2012 72. 6080020130140124 ABARICIO, ALFREDO FERNANDEZ 08/29/2012 73. 6080020130074695 ABARILLES, DANILO EULALIO 10/16/2012 74. 6205420130001815 ABARINTOS, CECILLE MACAROYO 06/25/2012 75. 6080020130156101 ABARINTOS, JOVEN ABANES 10/18/2012 76. 6080020130071468 ABARQUEZ, ANTONIO PADIGOS 07/04/2012 77. 6080020130039079 ABARQUEZ, JERICO DELOS REYES 06/15/2012 78. 6080020130030904 ABARQUEZ, MARIEL CUEVAS 04/09/2012 79. 6080020130032225 ABARQUEZ, NILVEN PARILLA 04/19/2012 80. 6080020130073699 ABARQUEZ, PERCIVAL BOLANIO 09/18/2012 81. 6080020130156386 ABARQUEZ, RAMON LUMIBAO 10/29/2012 82. 6080020130036278 ABARQUEZ, REX MANLOSA 05/22/2012 83. 6080020130155351 ABARQUEZ, RODULFO BARONG 10/03/2012 84. 6080020130071375 ABARRE, EMETERIO JR. CADIGAL 06/29/2012 85. 6205420130002303 ABARRONDO, ALLAN VILLAROYA 07/04/2012 86. 6205420130004636 ABAS, CECILIO FRANCISCO 10/02/2012 87. 6080020130021469 ABAS, SEVERINO CABALDA 04/14/2012 88. 6080020130230339 ABASOLO, JAN ANDRES MATADUEL 10/08/2012 89. 6080020130154661 ABASTA, CRISOSTOMO MEJORADA 09/14/2012 90. 6080020130230434 ABASTA, RICHARD LEYNES 10/11/2012 Page 3 of 683 SEAFARER Seq. Form ID No. Name Registration date 91. 6080020130154827 ABAT, EDSEL BALSAMO 09/19/2012 92. 6080020130130678 ABATAYO, MARCELINO LIBRON 08/03/2012 93. 6080200130041193 ABATAYO, SYLVISTER _ 04/19/2012 94. 6080020130018805 ABAYA, ERIC MALLARI 03/21/2012 95. 6080020130130164 ABAYABAY, MELCHOR CERNA 07/13/2012 96. 6080020130154875 ABAYAN, BRYAN LENTERNA 09/20/2012 97. 6205420130005901 ABAYAN, NOEL MONTES 10/19/2012 98. 6080020130155509 ABAYGAR, JIMMY BROCE 10/05/2012 99. 6080020130070306 ABAYON, RECHE PANOT 06/08/2012 100. 6080020130072372 ABAYON, SHERWIN CASTILLO 08/01/2012 101. 6205420130002859 ABAYON, STEPHEN LLOYD DORIA 08/22/2012 102. 6080020130071253 ABBU, EDGARDO CUADRA 06/27/2012 103. 6080020130071495 ABCEDE, FRANK GIL GABOC 07/04/2012 104. 6080020130072614 ABDON, FREDERICO EBALOBO 08/14/2012 105. 6080020130231015 ABDON, JOSE IVAN MONDEJAR 10/25/2012 106. 6080020130131118 ABE, MARCELINO DALISAY 08/28/2012 107. 6080020130073616 ABE, WILFREDO PANOPIO 09/14/2012 108. 6080020130074538 ABEAR, EDGARDO SARTAGODA 10/11/2012 109. 6080020130072512 ABECIA, ARTURO BULAN 08/10/2012 110. 6080020130072691 ABEJERO, NICANOR JR. HUERTAS 08/16/2012 111. 6080020130230519 ABEJERO, NOEL ANONUEVO 10/12/2012 112. 6080020130074637 ABEJO, ELMER CABULAO 10/15/2012 113. 1526320100000219 ABEJO, ZALDY SATORRE 07/25/2012 114. 6205420130000855 ABEJUELA, RAUL DELACRUZ 05/26/2012 115. 6080020130039197 ABEJUELA, ROBERT MABAIT 06/16/2012 116. 6080020130230777 ABEL, JOHNNY GENTEROY 10/18/2012 117. 6080020130073644 ABEL, RAMIL MACALINTAL 09/17/2012 118. 3000620130001902 ABELA, ARCHIE LOPEZ 10/22/2012 119. 6080020130130864 ABELA, RAUL III MAÑA 08/14/2012 120. 6205420130001253 ABELA, REDEMPTO CAABAY 05/30/2012 121. 6080020130130597 ABELEDA, GILBERT ARELLANO 08/01/2012 Page 4 of 683 SEAFARER Seq. Form ID No. Name Registration date 122. 6080020130131602 ABELLA, ALJON NUÑEZ 09/05/2012 123. 6080020130131074 ABELLA, ARLENE SERATO 08/28/2012 124. 6205420130001921 ABELLA, BENJAMIN JR. VALLE 06/25/2012 125. 6205420130005287 ABELLA, DIANA LYN MAIGUI 10/08/2012 126. 6205420130000630 ABELLA, INOCENCIO JR. ARCILLA 05/23/2012 127. 6080020130036959 ABELLA, JOHNNY MORENO 05/28/2012 128. 6205420130000860 ABELLA, JOSEPH GALMAN 05/26/2012 129. 6080020130156106 ABELLA, JUDITO SANCHEZ 10/18/2012 130. 6080020130131366 ABELLA, LIWANAG JR. MELENCIO 08/31/2012 131. 6080020130230574 ABELLA, MAC DAVE ANTHONY BAUYA 10/15/2012 132. 3000620130001348 ABELLA, RAFFY SANCHEZ 10/12/2012 133. 6080020130145488 ABELLA, ROGELIO BACAREZAS 08/02/2012 134. 6080020130141457 ABELLA, RYAN TABARANZA 07/02/2012 135. 6205420130003724 ABELLANA, EMERSON BADAD 09/07/2012 136. 6080020130130345 ABELLANA, JUDAS TABORA 07/19/2012 137. 6080020130130026 ABELLANA, LEMUEL NASON 07/03/2012 138. 6080020130073532 ABELLANA, RAYMUNDO PILAPIL 09/12/2012 139. 6080020130072399 ABELLANEDA, EMMANUEL EBO 08/02/2012 140. 6080020130070643 ABELLANO, RIZALITO SARUCAM 06/15/2012 141. 6080020130210674 ABELLANOSA, JOMAR GUSARIN 10/09/2012 142. 6080020130145447 ABELLO, ARNOLD LEABRES 08/01/2012 143. 6080020130071334 ABELLO, MALIC EULOGIO 06/29/2012 144. 6080020130043933 ABELO, JOHNNY DESTAKAMENTO 05/11/2012 145. 6205420130000395 ABELO, XERXES SELIRIO 05/18/2012 146. 6080020130073273 ABENASA, MANUEL BUAYABAN 09/05/2012 147. 6080020130034893 ABENIDO, NOEL BALUDIO 05/10/2012 148. 6080020130074939 ABENIR, OBEMIN BAUTISTA 10/22/2012 149. 6080020130155789 ABENIS, JARDY CLARK EVANGELISTA 10/11/2012 150. 6080020130018398 ABENOJA, ROLANDO APRESA 03/18/2012 151. 6080020130070617 ABERIN, ANASTACIO PESTANO 06/14/2012 152. 608002030071401 ABERIN, ROLANDO JR. ABIOG 07/02/2012 Page 5 of 683 SEAFARER Seq. Form ID No. Name Registration date 153. 6205420130000703 ABES, HILARIO GALON 05/25/2012 154. 6205420130003603 ABESAMIS, LENARD SALAZAR 09/07/2012 155. 6205420130003734 ABESAMIS, LINSON FORONDA 08/07/2012 156. 6080020130155178 ABIAN, LEONYL ESCALA 09/28/2012 157. 6080020130071993 ABIAN, WILFREDO ESCALERA 07/17/2012 158. 6080020130074307 ABID, STEVEN BUNDOL 10/05/2012 159. 6205420130004728 ABIERA, JOSE ELBERT IBALLA 10/03/2012 160. 6080020130072163 ABIERA, ROMULO JR. SEIDEL 07/24/2012 161. 6080020130034294
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