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COMMISSION on ELECTIONS Embassy/Post : Country Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING LIST OF DEACTIVATED OVERSEAS VOTERS due to Failure to Vote in Two Consecutive National Elections 2016 and 2019 National Elections Embassy/Post : SAN FRANCISCO Country : UNITED STATES OF AMERICA # NAME REGISTRATION # NAME REGISTRATION DATE DATE 1. ABABA, MEDEN SARMIENTO 12/23/2014 61. ABANILLA, MA AGNES LAYAM 06/09/2015 2. ABABON, LEONORA LUAGUE 05/22/2012 62. ABANILLA, MARICAR PAJARILLAGA 10/11/2015 3. ABABON, MARCELIANO --- 05/22/2012 63. ABANO, ALLEN LORENZO CLEMENTE 10/12/2012 4. ABACO, NANETTE OQUINDO 12/05/2014 64. ABANO, MARCELINA DELA CRUZ 01/28/2015 5. ABACON, PABLO JR. JACOBO 11/24/2014 65. ABANTE, IMELDA RAFAEL 07/31/2015 6. ABAD, CARISSE ESCUETA 07/16/2014 66. ABANTO, MICHELLE FLORES 11/26/2014 7. ABAD, DESIREE TAMBOT 07/07/2015 67. ABAPO, PABLITO TORRES 09/27/2014 8. ABAD, EARL FRANCIS OÑATE 03/27/2015 68. ABARADO, DAHLIA MAGHARI 03/19/2015 9. ABAD, ELPIDIO MARZO 09/05/2014 69. ABARCA, EVA ECHICA 08/06/2014 10. ABAD, FERDINAND BAGAOISAN 03/13/2015 70. ABARIENTOS, LUZVIMINDA NAPA 08/12/2015 11. ABAD, GEOFREY ACOSTA 05/31/2015 71. ABARQUEZ, CELESTE JOY CAWIL 01/07/2015 12. ABAD, GUILLERMA AGUDA 08/17/2014 72. ABARQUEZ, EDUARDO PESA 01/28/2015 13. ABAD, JHONALYN VALDEZ 08/03/2012 73. ABARQUEZ, LEONOR CABALTERA 01/28/2015 14. ABAD, JOHN REYES 07/07/2015 74. ABARQUEZ, SALOME MAGALLANES 08/26/2015 15. ABAD, LEAH MAE BULLAOIT 02/01/2015 75. ABARQUEZ, SERGIO CABALTERA 05/12/2015 16. ABAD, LIONEL RICHARD IMPERIAL 01/18/2015 76. ABARQUEZ, TERESITA TAYCO 07/10/2014 17. ABAD, ROGEL GAVINO 08/02/2014 77. ABARRIENTOS, ARVENN AARON CASTILLO 03/03/2015 18. ABAD, ROLANDO TOPACIO 08/22/2012 78. ABARRIENTOS, JAZZREL ANNE CASTILLO 03/03/2015 19. ABAD, RUBY MEJIA 10/27/2015 79. ABARRIENTOS, LOUIZZ ANDREY CASTILLO 03/03/2015 20. ABAD, SUSANA ESPAÑOLA 06/19/2015 80. ABARRIENTOS, MARIA CRISTINA CASTILLO 03/03/2015 21. ABAD, TERESITA YEE 05/31/2015 81. ABARRIENTOS, TEOFISTO PASCUAL 11/08/2014 22. ABAD, THERESA BATOCTOY 06/27/2012 82. ABARRO, AURORA DURAN 04/11/2015 23. ABAD, TOMMY TSUYOSHI 06/22/2012 83. ABASOLO, LENY MANGAOANG 06/15/2015 24. ABAD, VILLAMOR VALDEZ 05/14/2015 84. ABAT, CANDIDO ABAT 06/05/2015 25. ABAD, ZENAIDA JOCOM 06/21/2014 85. ABAT, GODOFREDO CABIGON 07/14/2015 26. ABAD SANTOS, ELEONOR ABAD SANTOS 03/18/2015 86. ABAT, GODOFREDO CABIGON 10/24/2014 27. ABAD-HIDALGO, ROXANNE DESCADOR 10/17/2014 87. ABAT, ZENAIDA LAGMAY 07/14/2015 28. ABADAN, ETHEL ABUJEN 04/17/2015 88. ABATAYO, CONSTANITO PANOPIO 04/18/2015 29. ABADICIO, AGNES JONTILANO 09/18/2015 89. ABATAYO, CONSTE GERARD PANOPIO 04/18/2015 30. ABADILLA, ELINOR GALVAN 01/30/2015 90. ABATAYO, PHILIPNIEGYL ALATRACA 08/30/2015 31. ABADILLA, ELIZABETH RAMOS 02/03/2015 91. ABAY, JUANITA BEZA 06/24/2012 32. ABAGA, ARNEL PULIDO 11/16/2014 92. ABAYA, ELDERICO PABLO 02/10/2015 33. ABAGA, JESSAMINE CONCEPCION 11/16/2014 93. ABAYA, ERMA YOSORES 10/26/2015 34. ABAGA, NELITA EBREO 02/24/2012 94. ABAYA, FERMINA NICOLAS 05/12/2015 35. ABALA, ROMEO NARCISO 06/23/2012 95. ABAYAN, PRESCILLA MUNOZ 01/06/2015 36. ABALON, DANILO ZARZOSO 11/18/2012 96. ABAYON, JESSIELYN TABASA 04/09/2015 37. ABALON, MARLIN VILLAMOR 02/27/2015 97. ABBEY, HILDA AGOR 09/05/2015 38. ABALORIO, ELIEZER SEVILLA 07/01/2014 98. ABDON, ANELINE AGPASA 07/11/2014 39. ABALORIO, ROMMEL BAS 05/21/2015 99. ABDON, ESMAEL COLLADO 08/01/2014 40. ABALOS, CONCEPCION BANDIOLA 03/20/2012 100. ABDON, KARINA ASUNCION JAMIN 07/09/2012 41. ABALOS, CRISTETA SOMERA 10/25/2012 101. ABDUL, MOHAMMAD SHAHARIL MAKOL 10/08/2015 42. ABALOS, DANILO SOMERA 01/26/2015 102. ABECIA, ELSIE ROBAS 04/08/2015 43. ABALOS, EMILIA FLORES 02/06/2012 103. ABECIA, VIRGEL KENT ROBAS 04/08/2015 44. ABALOS, JOANNA MARIE QUIRIMIT 07/31/2014 104. ABECILLA, RAYMOND JR. FERNANDEZ 02/27/2015 45. ABALOS, LUISITO PALMA 07/05/2012 105. ABEDANIA, DELIA DE GUZMAN 10/19/2012 46. ABALOS, MARYZEL RUIZ 05/24/2012 106. ABEJO, FELICITAS LLOSA 08/11/2014 47. ABALOS, REBEKAH NANCY ESCANO 07/05/2014 107. ABEJO, RONALD MATUGAS 10/30/2012 48. ABALOS, ROLDAN REGACHO 09/16/2012 108. ABEJON, JETHRO QUINTERO 02/04/2015 49. ABALOS, VINA ZIPPORAH ESCAÑO 07/05/2014 109. ABEL, MARGIE LASAM 06/21/2014 50. ABAN, ANNA MARIA ANGELA MAMON 07/23/2012 110. ABELARDO, BENEDICTO FLORES 03/26/2009 51. ABAN, CYNTHIA AGNES COLOMA 10/24/2012 111. ABELIDO, MICHELLE UYCHIAT 09/04/2014 52. ABANA, MARY ANN SUANCO 10/15/2014 112. ABELIDO, RAYMOND HECHANOVA 09/14/2012 53. ABANDO, LAUREANO JR. ACENA 07/23/2012 113. ABELLA, CATALINA DELA CRUZ 09/14/2012 54. ABANERO, BENJAMIN JARDIN 10/22/2012 114. ABELLA, DEMETRIO GAMBOA 09/14/2012 55. ABANERO, CARMENCITA RECEDE 10/22/2012 115. ABELLA, FRANCISCA GUEVARA 06/21/2014 56. ABANERO, MARICHO RECEDE 10/22/2012 116. ABELLA, FREDERICK TIANGCO 10/02/2012 57. ABANGAN, DINA SALCEDO 08/02/2015 117. ABELLA, GERRET DIAZ 04/03/2012 58. ABANIA, EURSJALEIN LAURHANEY 10/21/2014 118. ABELLA, IMELDA OPILAS 09/09/2014 TEJADA 119. ABELLA, JOSEFINA DASALLA 05/30/2014 59. ABANICO, ANTONIO MULINGTAPANG 04/28/2015 120. ABELLA, JOSEFINA TAYO 08/08/2014 60. ABANICO, ROGELIO MULINGTAPANG 04/28/2015 121. ABELLA, LINDA DOWAN 04/27/2012 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 1 Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING LIST OF DEACTIVATED OVERSEAS VOTERS due to Failure to Vote in Two Consecutive National Elections 2016 and 2019 National Elections Embassy/Post : SAN FRANCISCO Country : UNITED STATES OF AMERICA # NAME REGISTRATION # NAME REGISTRATION DATE DATE 122. ABELLA, LUCRECIA YACAS 06/01/2012 183. ABLAY, RONALD HERAMIS 09/08/2015 123. ABELLA, MARIA JOSEFA II REGIDOR 08/08/2014 184. ABLAZA, MA. MAGNOLIA AGUSTIN 06/01/2012 124. ABELLA, MARIA TERESA AQUINO 06/01/2014 185. ABLOG, REMELYN DIAZ 05/18/2015 125. ABELLA, NANETTE ESPANTALEON 09/05/2014 186. ABOGADIE, JEDIDIAH BATISTIANA 06/01/2015 126. ABELLA, NIEVES NOVERO 04/08/2015 187. ABOGADIE, MARIE BATISTIANA 06/01/2015 127. ABELLA, PERLA ELECCION 09/06/2015 188. ABOGADIE, YOLANDA BATISTIANA 06/01/2015 128. ABELLAN, MARIA MORTERA 11/16/2011 189. ABOGADO, OFELIA CAPULE 11/14/2014 129. ABELLANA, ARCHYL VALENZONA 06/23/2015 190. ABON, ETHEL LAGUA 05/10/2015 130. 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