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Commission on Elections North and Latin America 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 NORTH AND LATIN AMERICA 1 AALA, AMOR NATIVIDAD TORONTO CANADA 2 AALA, EMEL BARRION TORONTO CANADA 3 AB-ABUEN, VIRGINIA BANGTILEN TORONTO CANADA 4 ABA, ETHALYN TAYAG TORONTO CANADA 5 ABA, ROLANDO CALUSIN TORONTO CANADA 6 ABABAO, ANNA MARIE CAPILLAS TORONTO CANADA 7 ABAD, ARTHUR GOLOCAN TORONTO CANADA 8 ABAD, CHARISMA CABALUNA TORONTO CANADA 9 ABAD, ERLINDA MAGNO TORONTO CANADA 10 ABAD, FEL ANGELOU BUEN TORONTO CANADA 11 ABAD, JIMMY AGUSTIN TORONTO CANADA 12 ABAD, LARRY ANDREW FULGADO TORONTO CANADA 13 ABAD, MILAGROS MAGAYANO TORONTO CANADA 14 ABAD, ROCHELLE BASMAYOR TORONTO CANADA 15 ABAD, SANTOS PALENCIA TORONTO CANADA 16 ABAD, WILMA MONTALLANA TORONTO CANADA 17 ABADAY, ANALYN MENDIOLA TORONTO CANADA 18 ABADAY, JIMMER MORALES TORONTO CANADA 19 ABADES, ADREAN SOBERANO TORONTO CANADA 20 ABADES, RAQUEL REMUDARO TORONTO CANADA 21 ABADILLA, VICTORINO ANTHONY ARQUILLO TORONTO CANADA 22 ABADINES, ALAN BACLOR TORONTO CANADA 23 ABADONIO, DYAN GRACE DECASTILLO TORONTO CANADA 24 ABADONIO, SALVADOR CEBALLOS TORONTO CANADA 25 ABAG, GERHALD FERDIE SAGARAL TORONTO CANADA 26 ABAGA, KENAN BALLESTEROS TORONTO CANADA 27 ABAGA, KEVIN BALLESTEROS TORONTO CANADA 28 ABAGA, KRISTIAN BALLESTEROS TORONTO CANADA 29 ABAGA, NONAFE BALLESTEROS TORONTO CANADA 30 ABAGA, ROLLY CABANIZAS TORONTO CANADA 31 ABAGGUE, BANJO TAYABAN TORONTO CANADA 32 ABAGGUE, GERALDINE TAYABAN TORONTO CANADA 33 ABAGGUE, SUGAR RAY TAYABAN TORONTO CANADA 34 ABAINZA, CRISPIN JR. MILES TORONTO CANADA 35 ABAINZA, KATE JUSTINE ALBORTE TORONTO CANADA 36 ABAINZA, MARK JAYSON ALBORTE TORONTO CANADA 37 ABALES, GLORIA FABIO TORONTO CANADA 38 ABALOS, DELIA PEREZ TORONTO CANADA 39 ABALOS, DIANA CONCEPCION TORONTO CANADA 40 ABALOS, ELLEN ROSS CASTRO TORONTO CANADA 41 ABALOS, EMMA MARAYAG TORONTO CANADA 42 ABALOS, JOHN KENNETH PEREZ TORONTO CANADA 43 ABALOS, JONATHAN ABRENICA TORONTO CANADA 44 ABALOS, MARY CON CACATIAN TORONTO CANADA 45 ABALOS, REYNALDO MAYANDOC TORONTO CANADA 46 ABALOS, VENU SHIELENE - TORONTO CANADA 47 ABAM, EILEEN NAIN TORONTO CANADA 48 ABAN, EUFROCINA DOMINGO TORONTO CANADA 49 ABAN, RAGEL DOMINGO TORONTO CANADA 50 ABANA, CHARINETTE LANNAO TORONTO CANADA 51 ABANADOR, LORNA ABE TORONTO CANADA 52 ABANADOR, RENATO BAGALIHOG TORONTO CANADA 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 310 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 NORTH AND LATIN AMERICA 53 ABANES, MARY JEAN SALAZAR TORONTO CANADA 54 ABANG, ARSENIA PLANOS TORONTO CANADA 55 ABANID, ARNIEL CARANZO TORONTO CANADA 56 ABANID, THESBE PAJO TORONTO CANADA 57 ABANILLA, MARIA ELSA AMEN TORONTO CANADA 58 ABANO, FE BALDERIAN TORONTO CANADA 59 ABAÑO, MELDWIN CARPIO TORONTO CANADA 60 ABANTE, CHRISTIAN BERNARD MARCELLANA TORONTO CANADA 61 ABANTE, MARY PRINCESS DE ROXAS TORONTO CANADA 62 ABARA, BETTY TABUCOL TORONTO CANADA 63 ABARABAR, YVETTE TAN TORONTO CANADA 64 ABARE, CHRISTIAN SANTIAGO TORONTO CANADA 65 ABARI, JELYSIS BINAY-AN TORONTO CANADA 66 ABARQUEZ, ISIDORA JOSOL TORONTO CANADA 67 ABARQUEZ, MADEL SANTIAGO TORONTO CANADA 68 ABARRA, REGINA GINEZ TORONTO CANADA 69 ABARRACOSO, JESSYLYN JABIÑAR TORONTO CANADA 70 ABAYA, JUANITO SANCHEZ TORONTO CANADA 71 ABAYA, KIMBERLY DE LEON TORONTO CANADA 72 ABAYA, SHARON BALDIVIANO TORONTO CANADA 73 ABAYGAR, ANDYLEN AVILA TORONTO CANADA 74 ABDON, MARK GRADIOLUS SARCENO TORONTO CANADA 75 ABDON, MERLITA MAGSINO TORONTO CANADA 76 ABDON, REIZELLE MAR ROSARIO TORONTO CANADA 77 ABDON, REYMUNDO SUMALIA TORONTO CANADA 78 ABDON, SUSAN MARIE MIRAVALLES TORONTO CANADA 79 ABDUA, SAJID PLANIA TORONTO CANADA 80 ABDUL, FAITH AYUGAT TORONTO CANADA 81 ABEJO, GALILEO SANTIAGO TORONTO CANADA 82 ABEJO, JESSICA ANN SANGLAY TORONTO CANADA 83 ABEL, JOHOVEN PUJADAS TORONTO CANADA 84 ABELEDA, RYAN TARRIELA TORONTO CANADA 85 ABELIDA, EMILYN RORIGUEZ TORONTO CANADA 86 ABELLA, AILENE EDISANE TORONTO CANADA 87 ABELLA, ANGEL MARIE DEGANZO TORONTO CANADA 88 ABELLA, JOE MARIE PAJARES TORONTO CANADA 89 ABELLA, JUSTO V LOPEZ TORONTO CANADA 90 ABELLA, MYRNA CARAMAT TORONTO CANADA 91 ABELLA, NESHRA LYLE PALLER TORONTO CANADA 92 ABELLA, SADELIA DELA CRUZ TORONTO CANADA 93 ABELLA, SHERYL VALLE TORONTO CANADA 94 ABELLA, TITALYN CADIAO TORONTO CANADA 95 ABELLERA, DAISY EVANGELISTA TORONTO CANADA 96 ABELLERA, EUFISINA BASADA TORONTO CANADA 97 ABELLERA, GREGORIO AVENA TORONTO CANADA 98 ABELLERA, JEANNILYN ILAO TORONTO CANADA 99 ABELLERA, LENNY YAZON TORONTO CANADA 100 ABELLERA, MILDRED NIEGOS TORONTO CANADA 101 ABELLERA, NESTOR FRANCISCO TORONTO CANADA 102 ABELLO, HERLITA GALANG TORONTO CANADA 103 ABENOJA, ROSE JANE BALAS TORONTO CANADA 104 ABENOJAR, MICHELLE BALMORES TORONTO CANADA 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 310 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 NORTH AND LATIN AMERICA 105 ABERILLA, ALEXANDER BALDOS TORONTO CANADA 106 ABERILLA, ALEXIS YRA VASQUEZ TORONTO CANADA 107 ABERIN, JOANNE ADVINCULA TORONTO CANADA 108 ABERIN, RHODA DE GUZMAN TORONTO CANADA 109 ABERO, MARIA CHRISTINA SALGADO TORONTO CANADA 110 ABESAMIS, ABIGAEL FERNANDEZ TORONTO CANADA 111 ABESAMIS, ADONES QUIROBEN TORONTO CANADA 112 ABESAMIS, CARMELITA MADRID TORONTO CANADA 113 ABESAMIS, MA. 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EVANGELISTA TORONTO CANADA 148 ABRIAM, FRANCES MAE BASSI TORONTO CANADA 149 ABRICE, LESTER REGADOZ TORONTO CANADA 150 ABRICE, MELANE ARAÑA TORONTO CANADA 151 ABRIGO, DIVINA GRACIA DIÑO TORONTO CANADA 152 ABRIGO, JUANITO ALLAS TORONTO CANADA 153 ABRIGO, MARIETTA DEDIOS TORONTO CANADA 154 ABROGENA, REGINALD LAURETA TORONTO CANADA 155 ABTEN, LIZA MEDINA TORONTO CANADA 156 ABUAN, ALICIA OBILLO TORONTO CANADA 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 3 of 310 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 NORTH AND LATIN AMERICA 157 ABUAN, RAYMUND YBANEZ TORONTO
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